<p>In the gripping drama [m=Test], directed by [c=Sam McConnell] and written by [c=Brock Yurich], a struggling artist finds his life unraveling after a routine medical exam delivers life-altering news. The film centers on a man grappling with an unexpected diagnosis that forces him to confront his own mortality, his fractured relationships, and the meaning of the life he has built. As he navigates the emotional and physical toll of his condition, he leans on his supportive but strained partner, played by [c=Tammy Blanchard], while clashing with a pragmatic doctor portrayed by [c=Matthew Morrison]. The story explores themes of identity, love, and the fragile nature of human connection against a backdrop of quiet desperation. With a runtime of 113 minutes, this intimate character study offers a raw and unflinching look at how people cope when faced with their own fragility, blending moments of tenderness with stark realism. The ensemble cast, including [c=Mike Edward], [c=Paloma Garcia-Lee], and [c=Montel Bush], delivers powerful performances that ground the narrative in authentic emotion, making this a poignant journey for viewers seeking a thought-provoking cinematic experience.</p>

<p>In a near-future world where a mysterious global event has rendered the vast majority of the population infertile, a young couple is granted a rare and precious opportunity: a chance to have a child. Directed by [c=Gavin Hood], this gripping sci-fi drama stars [c=John Boyega] and [c=Payman Maadi] as the hopeful pair who are selected for an experimental government program. As they enter a secluded, idyllic estate to undergo a rigorous series of evaluations known simply as "The Test," their relationship, sanity, and deepest desires are pushed to the limit. The film masterfully builds a tense, atmospheric thriller, exploring the psychological toll of their isolation and the haunting question of what they are truly willing to sacrifice for a future. With their every move monitored and their pasts scrutinized, the couple must navigate a labyrinth of mind games and moral dilemmas, where the line between opportunity and control becomes dangerously blurred.</p>

<p>Based on the memoir of Vera Brittain, this poignant drama stars [c=Alicia Vikander] as a bright young woman whose idyllic life is shattered by the outbreak of World War I. Having fought against the expectations of her traditional family to win a place at Oxford, Vera is engaged to the brilliant poet Roland Leighton, played by [c=Kit Harington], and surrounded by a close circle of brilliant young men, including her beloved brother and their friends. As the war sweeps across Europe, Vera watches helplessly as her fiancé and friends are drawn into the brutal conflict, leaving her to grapple with overwhelming grief and loss. Rather than succumbing to despair, she makes the courageous decision to leave her studies behind and serve as a nurse on the front lines, witnessing the true horror of war firsthand. Directed by [c=James Kent], this powerful and heartbreaking film is a sweeping yet intimate exploration of love, loss, and the unbreakable human spirit. It tells a deeply moving story of a woman who finds her own voice and purpose amidst the devastation, transforming her personal tragedy into a powerful testament to peace.</p>

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<p>Directed by [c=Space Lutterodt-Clottey], this gripping drama follows a reclusive inventor, played by [c=Alexander Kauffman], who creates a revolutionary device known as the tethersnipe, a tool that can sever emotional bonds between people. Haunted by a painful past, he believes his invention can free humanity from the chains of toxic relationships and heartache. However, his mission is complicated by a determined journalist, portrayed by [c=Tracy Li], who seeks to expose the ethical dangers of such technology, and a former lover, played by [c=Emma Gordon], who challenges him to confront his own unresolved grief. As the tethersnipe gains public attention, the inventor must grapple with the unintended consequences of his creation, facing a moral crisis that threatens to unravel his life. With a tense and introspective tone, this 90-minute film explores themes of connection, loss, and the price of emotional detachment.</p>

<p>In the final days of the Cold War, a high-stakes corporate thriller unfolds over a seemingly simple video game. [c=Taron Egerton] stars as Henk Rogers, a tenacious Dutch-American video game entrepreneur who discovers the addictive puzzle game Tetris during a trade show. Recognizing its global potential, he risks everything to secure the international rights, only to find himself in a dizzying and dangerous maze of negotiations. He must outmaneuver rival businessmen, navigate the opaque bureaucracy of the Soviet Union, and deal directly with the game's reclusive creator, Alexey Pajitnov, played by [c=Nikita Efremov]. As Henk plunges deeper into the heart of Moscow, what began as a business deal transforms into a perilous mission, pitting him against powerful forces who will stop at nothing to control the iconic game. Directed by [c=Jon S. Baird], this stranger-than-fiction biographical drama reveals the intense political intrigue and human drama behind one of the world's most beloved digital pastimes.</p>

<p>In Francis Ford Coppola's visually stunning and emotionally charged drama, the prodigal younger brother Bennie, played by [c=Alden Ehrenreich], arrives in Buenos Aires seeking his long-estranged older sibling, the brilliant but tortured writer Tetro, portrayed by [c=Vincent Gallo]. What begins as a hopeful reunion quickly unravels as Bennie discovers Tetro living a reclusive life with his devoted girlfriend Miranda, played by [c=Maribel Verdu], and fiercely guarding a dark family secret. Tetro, once a celebrated literary prodigy, has abandoned his craft, haunted by a past dominated by his domineering and famous father, a renowned orchestra conductor. As Bennie, full of youthful admiration and a desire to reconnect, uncovers an unfinished manuscript hidden among Tetro's belongings, he inadvertently reignites long-suppressed rivalries and buried traumas. This bold, operatic family saga, shot in striking black and white, explores the destructive nature of artistic jealousy, the weight of familial legacy, and the painful cost of creative genius. Coppola crafts a deeply personal and atmospheric tale that pulls the audience into a world of passionate resentments, fragile egos, and the desperate search for identity.</p>

<p>The third installment in the series, TETSUO III: THE BULLET MAN, and Tsukamoto's first English-language film, stars Eric Bossick as Anthony, a young man who was born and raised in Tokyo and is now raising a family there. What should be a happy time in Anthony's life is not: his wife is crippled by anxiety and unable to leave the house. She also has recurring nightmares about a horrible fate awaiting the pair's young son, Tom. Those nightmares turn out to be prophetic when Tom is cruelly run down in the street. Losing their boy pushes Yuriko over the edge and triggers violent emotions in Anthony, whose body begins to transform. Anthony flies into a terrible rage, and soon discovers that the power of his emotion transforms him into a strange, metallic monster. When the driver who killed Tom reappears and Anthony learns the truth about his father's past experiments on human guinea pigs and about his mother's death, Anthony mutates into a mass of metal - a human weapon fueled by an uncontrollable rage. This delights the mysterious man who ran down Anthony's son, a man who now continually taunts Anthony from a distance.</p>

<p>In the sweltering Texas heat, a group of five friends, including the wary Sally Hardesty ([c=Marilyn Burns]) and her wheelchair-bound brother Franklin ([c=Paul A. Partain]), take a detour to visit an old family homestead. Their road trip descends into a waking nightmare when they encounter a family of isolated and deranged slaughterhouse workers. Directed by [c=Tobe Hooper], this seminal horror film traps the audience in a relentless and gritty atmosphere of dread. As the youths are hunted one by one by the hulking, chainsaw-wielding Leatherface ([c=Gunnar Hansen]) and his macabre kin, their struggle for survival becomes a raw and visceral fight against unimaginable terror. A landmark of the genre, the film crafts an experience of pure, unadulterated panic that feels disturbingly real.</p>

<p>Lionsgate's "Texas Chainsaw 3D" continues the legendary story of the homicidal Sawyer family, picking up where Tobe Hooper's 1974 horror classic left off in Newt, Texas, where for decades people went missing without a trace. The townspeople long suspected the Sawyer family, owners of a local barbeque pit, were somehow responsible. Their suspicions were finally confirmed one hot summer day when a young woman escaped the Sawyer house following the brutal murders of her four friends. Word around the small town quickly spread, and a vigilante mob of enraged locals surrounded the Sawyer stronghold, burning it to the ground and killing every last member of the family - or so they thought. </p><p>Decades later and hundreds of miles away from the original massacre, a young woman named Heather learns that she has inherited a Texas estate from a grandmother she never knew she had. After embarking on a road trip with friends to uncover her roots, she finds she is the sole owner of a lavish, isolated Victorian mansion. But her newfound wealth comes at a price as she stumbles upon a horror that awaits her in the mansion's dank cellars...</p><p>With gruesome surprises in store for a whole new generation, "Texas Chainsaw 3D" stars Alexandra Daddario, Dan Yeager, Tremaine 'Trey Songz' Neverson, Scott Eastwood, Tania Raymonde, Shaun Sipos, Keram Malicki-Sanchez, James MacDonald, Thom Barry, Paul Rae and Richard Riehle, along with special appearances from four beloved cast members from previous installments of the franchise: Gunnar Hansen (the original Leatherface), Marilyn Burns, John Dugan and Bill Moseley. The film is directed by John Luessenhop (TAKERS), from a screenplay by Adam Marcus & Debra Sullivan and Kirsten Elms, based on a story by Stephen Susco and Adam Marcus & Debra Sullivan and based on characters created by Kim Henkel and Tobe Hooper, and produced by Carl Mazzocone.</p>

<p>In a remote Texas town, a group of ambitious young entrepreneurs, led by the savvy [c=Sarah Yarkin] and her sister [c=Elsie Fisher], arrive with dreams of revitalizing a deserted community. Their vision of a trendy new outpost is shattered when they inadvertently disturb the home of the reclusive Leatherface. Directed by [c=David Blue Garcia], this brutal new chapter unleashes the iconic killer, played by [c=Mark Burnham], who embarks on a fresh rampage of terror. As the visitors fight for survival against the relentless force of the chainsaw-wielding maniac, they discover the horrifying legacy that stains the land. This visceral and unrelenting horror film plunges viewers back into a world of primal fear, where good intentions are no match for pure, unstoppable evil, testing the limits of its characters, including [c=Jacob Latimore] and [c=Moe Dunford], in a grueling fight for their lives.</p>

<p>In the sweltering heat of rural Texas, a group of five friends, including the resourceful [c=Jessica Biel] and her boyfriend [c=Eric Balfour], embark on a road trip to investigate a remote family property. Their journey takes a horrifying detour when they pick up a traumatized hitchhiker, leading them directly into the path of a reclusive, cannibalistic family. The true nightmare begins when they encounter the family’s most infamous member: a hulking, chainsaw-wielding maniac known as Leatherface. Directed by [c=Marcus Nispel] and produced by [c=Michael Bay], this brutal reimagining of the classic horror tale traps the young travelers in a sun-bleached landscape of utter terror. As they are hunted one by one, their desperate fight for survival becomes a grueling test of endurance against an unstoppable force of pure, mechanized evil. The film delivers relentless tension and visceral scares, crafting a chilling atmosphere where every shadow and sound could be a prelude to the roar of a chainsaw.</p>

<p>The original 1974 film, "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre," shocked and stunned audiences with its bone-chilling realism. The horrifying story, drawn from a series of true events, is considered by many to be one of the greatest thrillers of all time and a landmark of terror that has influenced countless films in its wake. Iconic in popular culture, its menacing evil character, Leatherface, will forever be one of the most recognizable screen villains.</p> <p>With 2003's remake of "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre," starring Jessica Biel, the filmmakers at Platinum Dunes brought new life and vigor to the horror movie genre, while also honoring its predecessor. Now the company continues on that path with a startling prequel, "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning," which details the beginnings of the Hewitt clan and exposes their psychotic idea of family fun.</p> <p>It's 1969. The conflict in Viet Nam has exploded to immeasurable proportions, and 18-year-old Dean Hill's (Taylor Handley) number is up. Dean's brother Eric (Matthew Bomer), who has already seen his share of combat, plans to take Dean to enlist in his beloved Marine Corps in hopes of keeping an eye on him rather than letting him take his chances at the local induction center.</p> <p>But Dean's plans do not coincide with his older brother's. Instead, he plans to confront Eric about dodging the draft after the boys and their respective girlfriends, Bailey (Diora Baird) and Chrissie (Jordana Brewster) head across Texas for a final fling of serious fun.</p> <p>Soon after their journey begins, the spirited foursome are spooked by a menacing pair of bikers, Holden (Lee Tergesen) and his girlfriend, Alex (Cyia Batten). When Alex chases the group's jeep, propelling them into a serious accident, Chrissie is thrown from the vehicle. As Alex attempts to rob the injured trio, Sheriff Hoyt (R. Lee Ermey) arrives on the scene and turns the tables on their would-be assassin. While Chrissie hides in the nearby brush, she watches as the sheriff kills Alex in cold blood and then inexplicably taunts her friends before ordering them into the back of the patrol car.</p> <p>Unbeknownst to Chrissie, Hoyt is headed back to the Hewitt family home where Thomas who is being groomed to become the terrifying monster known as Leatherface (Andrew Bryniarski) and the rest of the Hewitt clan await. In an effort to save her friends, she attempts to convince Holden to help her, but he is on a one-man rampage to avenge his girlfriend's death. As Chrissie witnesses the horrors inflicted by the Hewitt family upon the people she loves, she realizes she is their only hope of survival.</p>

<p>Inspired by true events, this tense and haunting thriller follows Detective Souder (Sam Worthington), a homicide detective in a small Texan town, and his partner, transplanted New York City cop DetectiveHeigh (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) as they track a sadistic serial killer dumping his victims' mutilated bodies in a nearby marsh locals call "The Killing Fields." </p><p>Though the swampland crime scenes are outside their jurisdiction, Detective Heigh is unable to turn his back on solving the gruesome murders. Despite his partner's warnings, he sets out to investigate the crimes. Before long, the killer changes the game and begins hunting thedetectives, teasing them with possible clues at the crime scenes while always remaining one step ahead. When familiar local girl Anne (Chloe Moretz) goes missing, the detectives find themselves racing against time to catch the killer and save the young girl's life.</p>

<p>In this charming romantic tale set in the heart of Texas, a city veterinarian named Emma, played by [c=Heather Hemmens], finds her carefully planned life turned upside down when she inherits her late grandmother's struggling ranch. Determined to honor her grandmother's memory and save the property from foreclosure, Emma must navigate the unfamiliar world of cattle farming and country living. Her plans become even more complicated when she crosses paths with a rugged and stubborn local rancher named Jake, portrayed by [c=Brendan Penny], who is equally determined to buy the land for his own family's legacy. As Emma and Jake clash over the future of the ranch, they are forced to work together when a sudden crisis threatens both of their livelihoods. Amidst the dusty pastures and lively town square dances, their initial rivalry slowly gives way to an undeniable attraction. This heartwarming film blends the tension of a classic land dispute with the gentle rhythms of small-town life, creating a delightful atmosphere of romantic comedy and rustic charm that will appeal to fans of feel-good love stories.</p>

<p>Inspired by the 2016 German-language box office hit "SMS Fur Dich", which is based on Sofie Cramer's popular novel, "Text for You" is about a woman who, to ease the pain after tragically losing her fiancé, starts to send romantic texts to his old cell. It turns out, the phone number has been reassigned to a man across town suffering from similar heartbreak. The two meet and feel an undeniable connection, but can’t seem to leave the past behind. In this English language remake, the music and influence of Dion gives them the courage to take a chance on love again.</p>

Two destined lovers battle supernatural forces, family ties, and nature itself to defend their forbidden romance in a mystical world where ancient powers and prophecies threaten to keep them apart.

<p>In the chilling horror film "Thanatos Phobos," a young woman's grief becomes a gateway to unspeakable terror. [c=Lexi Donovan] stars as a woman shattered by a profound personal loss, who begins to experience increasingly disturbing and violent visions. As these waking nightmares blur the line between reality and a psychological hellscape, she is forced to confront a primal fear that seems to have taken on a malevolent life of its own. Directed by [c=Luke Kabat], who also appears alongside [c=Randy Kabat], the film crafts a suffocating atmosphere of dread where every shadow holds a potential threat. The central conflict becomes a desperate struggle for sanity, as the protagonist must determine if she is being haunted by an external entity or is being consumed from within by her own deepest phobias. This tense and unsettling journey explores the darkest corners of the human psyche, promising a harrowing experience where fear itself is the ultimate enemy.</p>

<p>In this taut and unsettling psychological drama directed by [c=Noah Kean], a young woman named Thang, played with raw intensity by [c=Sophie Correa-Smith], finds herself trapped in a suffocating cycle of domestic abuse and isolation. Living in a remote, claustrophobic house with her controlling partner (portrayed by [c=Harry Evans]), Thang's world is one of silent compliance and simmering fear. Her only solace comes from fleeting connections with a compassionate neighbor, played by [c=Rachel West], and a local shopkeeper, brought to life by [c=Loretta Francis]. As the tension escalates and the walls of her prison close in, Thang must confront the terrifying prospect of escape, knowing that her every move is watched. The film masterfully builds an atmosphere of dread and quiet desperation, exploring themes of power, survival, and the indomitable human spirit. With a cast including [c=Michael Brefo] and [c=Nathan Bryant], this gripping 21-minute feature is a powerful, unflinching look at the psychological toll of coercion and the fragile hope that can flicker even in the darkest of circumstances.</p>

<p>In the quiet aftermath of a profound loss, a solitary man grapples with the silent echoes of his past in this poignant short film. Portrayed by musician and artist [c=PraCh Ly], the protagonist navigates the empty spaces of his life, where memories and unspoken words hang heavy in the air. His journey is a deeply personal exploration of grief, memory, and the search for closure, as he confronts the complex emotions surrounding someone who is gone. This brief, atmospheric narrative unfolds with a lyrical and contemplative tone, blending elements of drama and visual poetry to examine the weight of what is left unsaid. Over the course of twelve minutes, viewers are invited into an intimate character study that asks how we find the strength to say the things we never did, and what peace might be found in the simple, yet powerful, act of remembrance.</p>

<p>In a role Aaron Eckhart seems born to play, the hero of "Thank You for Smoking" is Nick Naylor, chief spokesman for Big Tobacco, who makes his living defending the rights of smokers and cigarette makers in today's neo-puritanical culture. Confronted by health zealots out to ban tobacco and an opportunistic senator (Macy) who wants to put poison labels on cigarette packs, Nick goes on a PR offensive, spinning away the dangers of cigarettes on TV talk shows and enlisting a Hollywood super-agent (Rob Lowe) to promote smoking in movies. Nick's newfound notoriety attracts the attention of both tobacco's head honcho (Duvall) and an investigative reporter for an influential Washington daily (Holmes). Nick says he is just doing what it takes to pay the mortgage, but he begins to think about how his work makes him look in the eyes of his young son Joey (Bright).</p>

<p>Directed by [c=Jason Hall], this powerful and unflinching drama follows a group of U.S. soldiers struggling to reintegrate into civilian life after returning from a harrowing deployment in Iraq. [c=Miles Teller] delivers a raw and compelling performance as Sergeant Adam Schumann, a man haunted by the trauma and guilt of combat, whose carefully constructed facade begins to crumble as he tries to be a present husband and father to his wife, played by [c=Haley Bennett]. Alongside his fellow veterans, played by [c=Beulah Koale] and [c=Joe Cole], Schumann navigates a broken system of support, facing the crushing weight of PTSD, bureaucratic indifference, and the invisible wounds of war that threaten to destroy everything they hold dear. With a supporting turn from [c=Amy Schumer] as a military wife, the film offers a sobering, character-driven exploration of sacrifice, brotherhood, and the long, difficult journey toward healing.</p>

<p>In the quiet aftermath of a profound loss, a young man grapples with the heavy silence of grief in the poignant short drama "Thank You!". Directed and written by [c=Nicole C. Grutas], the film centers on [c=Lance G. Odoño] as he navigates the emotional landscape of mourning, surrounded by a community of friends and family including [c=Nikko Jose D. Milante], [c=Neil David L. Villanueva], and [c=Rovey Jameson T. Barcenas]. As he sifts through memories and unspoken words, the story delicately explores the complex journey toward acceptance and the search for meaning in the wake of heartache. With a tender and reflective atmosphere, the narrative weaves together the performances of [c=Niña Mikaela E. Candia], [c=Margarita B. Cedo], and [c=France Marie T. Beriña] to paint a heartfelt portrait of human connection and the quiet courage it takes to move forward. This intimate film asks what we leave behind and how we find the strength to say the things that matter most.</p>

<p>"Thanks for Sharing" is a touching and unpredictable comedy that follows three sex addicts as they struggle to function in society while maintaining meaningful relationships. Along the way, Adam (Ruffalo) attempts to forge a relationship with Phoebe (Paltrow), a wildly independent and beautiful woman who has sworn off dating addicts after breaking up with an alcoholic. Mike (Robbins) is married to his high school sweetheart, but becomes as addicted to his 12 step recovery program as he does to sex. Neil (Gad), on the other hand, hides a camera on his tennis shoe to secretly film up women's skirts - all while trying to convince his friends that he can live a life without sex. Throughout the film, they each deal with their addictions in different and hilarious ways in this unusual and sweet comedy.</p>

After a Black Friday riot ends in tragedy, a mysterious Thanksgiving-inspired killer terrorizes Plymouth, Massachusetts - the birthplace of the holiday. Picking off residents one by one, what begins as random revenge killings are soon revealed to be part of a larger, sinister holiday plan.

<p>In the romantic comedy "That Awkward Moment," directed by [c=Tom Gormican], three best friends navigate the complicated world of dating and relationships in New York City. The trio, led by the charming and womanizing Jason, played by [c=Zac Efron], is determined to maintain their bachelor lifestyle without succumbing to the pressures of commitment. Joined by the witty Daniel, portrayed by [c=Miles Teller], and the laid-back Mikey, played by [c=Michael B. Jordan], they make a pact to remain single and avoid serious relationships at all costs.</p> <p>As the friends attempt to uphold their agreement, their resolve is tested when love unexpectedly enters their lives. Jason finds himself drawn to the captivating Ellie, played by [c=Imogen Poots], while Mikey grapples with the fallout of his impending divorce. The film captures the hilarity and heartache of modern romance, as each character confronts their feelings and the awkward moments that arise from their decisions. With a blend of humor and genuine emotion, "That Awkward Moment" invites viewers to explore the highs and lows of love, friendship, and the challenges of growing up.</p>

<p>In the fleeting, intimate space of four minutes, director [c=Paul Echeverria] crafts a poignant and visually arresting meditation on memory and creation. "That Bolex Thing" centers on a filmmaker, portrayed with quiet introspection, who is grappling with the weight of a personal past and the mechanical artifact that holds it: a vintage Bolex camera. This isn't just a piece of equipment; it's a vessel of ghosts, loaded with forgotten footage that blurs the line between life and art. As the filmmaker threads the ancient film through the gate, the whirring of the machine becomes a soundtrack to introspection, pulling them into a deeply personal conflict between confronting what was captured and deciding what deserves to be seen. The film unfolds with a lyrical, almost dreamlike tone, weaving together the tactile beauty of analog filmmaking with a universal emotional core, inviting viewers to ponder the stories we preserve and the ones we choose to project.</p>

<p>When a sudden and persistent symptom disrupts his carefully curated life, successful real estate agent Adam [c=Paulo Costanzo] receives a diagnosis that sends him into a tailspin: a sexually transmitted infection. This hilarious and heartfelt comedy-drama follows Adam as he is forced to confront his past, embarking on an awkward and emotional mission to notify every person he has recently been intimate with. Guided by his supportive but mischievous friends, including the bluntly honest Bobby [c=Tyler Labine] and the more reserved Julian [c=John Cho], Adam's journey becomes one of unexpected self-discovery. As he navigates a series of increasingly uncomfortable conversations with women from his past, including the enigmatic and complex April [c=Emily Hampshire], he begins to question the very foundations of his relationships and his own identity. Directed by [c=Jason James], the film blends cringe-worthy comedy with genuine pathos, exploring the messy intersections of modern dating, personal responsibility, and the burning need for human connection.</p>

<p>From Marilyn Monroe to Jack Nicholson and Leonardo DiCaprio, Douglas Kirkland has photographed the Hollywood elite for more than 60 years. This is his incredible untold story...</p><p>A man at the cutting edge of fashion, photojournalism and portraiture, photographer to the stars Douglas Kirkland has, with his camera, portrayed over sixty years of pop culture. Famed for his legendary shoots with Hollywood favourites including Marilyn Monroe, Elizabeth Taylor, Angelina Jolie and the stars of over 150 motion pictures - The Sound of Music, Moulin Rouge, Titanic and The Great Gatsby to name a few - Kirkland’s unique style and approach have resulted in hundreds of beautiful, immortal images that still influence the world today, decades after that first fateful click of the camera.</p><p>This fascinating feature takes a closer look into the astonishing career of one the most important photographers of the last century, from his very first assignments at Look magazine in the 50’s to Vanity Fair in the present, with contributing cast including Sharon Stone, Nicole Kidman, Michelle Williams, Baz Luhrmann and Andy Garcia amongst many others.</p>

<p>In the uproarious comedy [m=That Friend], life for a tightly-knit group of friends takes a chaotic turn when an unexpected guest overstays their welcome, testing the limits of loyalty and patience. Directed by [c=Will Sterling] and [c=Alex Wall], the film centers on a well-meaning but perpetually clueless individual, played with endearing awkwardness by [c=Harvey Guillén], whose inability to read social cues turns every gathering into a disaster. Alongside him, [c=Josh Brener] portrays the exasperated ringleader of the group, desperately trying to maintain order while [c=Billie Lourd] brings sharp wit as the voice of reason. As the friend in question becomes increasingly entangled in their personal dramas, from career mishaps to romantic entanglements involving [c=Retta] and [c=Neil Brown Jr.], the group must confront whether their bond can survive this ultimate test of friendship. With a talented ensemble including [c=Lauren Lapkus], [c=Mary Holland], and [c=ALOK], this 87-minute comedy balances laugh-out-loud moments with heartfelt reflections on what it truly means to be a friend, making it a relatable and wildly entertaining ride.</p>

<p>In the twilight of his life, Ralph, a once-celebrated screenwriter portrayed with formidable intensity by the late [c=John Hurt], is a man raging against the dying of the light. Confronted with a terminal illness, his sharp wit has turned into a weapon against his devoted wife, Anna ([c=Sofia Helin]), and the well-meaning carer, Cassie ([c=Erin Richards]), sent to assist him. Determined to control his own fate and spare his family a painful decline, Ralph makes a clandestine and desperate arrangement with a mysterious man known only as The Visitor, played with chilling gravitas by [c=Charles Dance]. This gripping drama, directed by [c=Eric Styles], explores the profound moral complexities of choice and legacy as Ralph’s secret plan forces a reckoning with his estranged son, Michael ([c=Max Brown]), unearthing long-buried family wounds. A poignant and thought-provoking story, "That Good Night" masterfully balances its somber themes with moments of dark humor and raw humanity, creating a powerful meditation on love, loss, and the fierce desire to author one’s final chapter.</p>

<p>In a world where the line between internet fame and real-life absurdity blurs into a chaotic blur, "THAT GUY: An MKT Story" delivers a rapid-fire comedic punch that clocks in at just seven minutes. Directed by [c=Owen Nipper], this short film follows an unnamed protagonist who finds himself thrust into a series of increasingly ridiculous situations as he navigates the bizarre landscape of modern social media culture. Blaze Tookey leads a cast that includes [c=Josh Galante], [c=Skippyjon Jones], [c=Kieran Bickar], and [c=Al Simerale], each bringing a distinct flavor of over-the-top humor to the fast-paced narrative. The story centers on the universal quest for validation and the often-hilarious lengths people will go to become "that guy" everyone talks about, even if just for a moment. With its snappy editing and absurdist tone, the film captures the frantic energy of viral content while poking fun at the very industry that feeds on it. What starts as a simple day quickly spirals into a whirlwind of misunderstandings, awkward encounters, and laugh-out-loud mishaps that keep viewers guessing until the very last second.</p>

Gardener Napoleone takes a job in a southern-Italian villa and quickly finds himself embroiled in a menage-a-trois with Paola and her mother, which soon leads to sex, death and mayhem.

<p>In this delightfully absurd short comedy, a man's simple quest for a snack becomes an epic, surreal odyssey. Written, directed by, and starring [c=Landon Boettcher], the film follows an ordinary fellow whose day is upended when he becomes singularly obsessed with obtaining a specific piece of fruit: a lone, vibrant orange. What begins as a casual craving quickly spirals into a series of increasingly bizarre and humorous obstacles, testing his resolve and sanity. The film masterfully crafts a tone of deadpan humor out of mundane frustration, building a surprisingly engaging narrative around a seemingly trivial goal. As the protagonist navigates a world that feels inexplicably aligned against his citrus-based mission, viewers are treated to a clever and witty exploration of obsession, all packed into a brisk, energetic eight-minute runtime.</p>

<p>In the taut thriller "That Sinking Feeling," directed by [c=Parker Vanden Hoek], a gripping narrative unfolds over a concise fourteen-minute runtime. The film stars [c=Gwendolyn Osborn] and [c=Wyatt Mansfield] in a story that keeps audiences on edge from start to finish. Written by [c=Parker Vanden Hoek] and produced by [c=Naomi Mukai], this short but intense cinematic experience explores themes of suspense and dread. While specific plot details remain shrouded in mystery, the title suggests a palpable sense of impending doom that permeates every scene. The compact duration ensures a tightly wound narrative that wastes no time in delivering its thrills, making every second count. With its focused storytelling and limited cast, "That Sinking Feeling" demonstrates how effective a well-crafted thriller can be even in a brief format. The collaboration between [c=Gwendolyn Osborn] and [c=Wyatt Mansfield] brings a compelling dynamic to the screen, while [c=Parker Vanden Hoek]'s direction maintains a relentless pace that leaves viewers breathless until the final moment.</p>

<p>In a world increasingly divided by race, class, and ideology, the documentary "That They May Be One" offers a powerful and intimate look at the radical power of Christian unity. Directed by [c=Dan Johnson], the film follows a diverse group of individuals from vastly different backgrounds, including [c=Michael Girgenti], [c=Milton Saul], [c=Michelle Pezent], [c=Eugene Brezany], [c=Michael James Vargas], [c=Derrick D. Edmond], [c=Tavond Francis], [c=Jorge Ramirez], [c=Daniella M Reyes], and [c=Francis Chan], as they embark on a transformative journey to bridge the deep divides that separate them. The central conflict revolves around their struggle to move beyond surface-level agreement and forge a genuine, sacrificial bond of fellowship that transcends personal comfort and societal pressures. With a tone that is both hopeful and unflinchingly honest, the film captures the raw, often uncomfortable process of breaking down walls of prejudice, pride, and fear. Through their shared experiences, this compelling documentary challenges viewers to consider what it truly means to love one's neighbor, offering a timely and moving exploration of faith, reconciliation, and the possibility of authentic community in a fractured world.</p>

<p>A long-running conspiracy is swirling over a mysterious power wielded by the Queen in Raja, a small country west of Tempest. When a slime who evolved into a Demon Lord named Rimuru Tempest crosses paths with Hiiro, a survivor of the Ogre race, an incredible adventure packed with new characters begins. The power of bonds will be put to the test.</p>

After concluding the opening ceremony of the Demon Kingdom Federation Tempest, Rimuru and his companions are invited by the Celestial Emperor Hermesia of the great elven nation – the Magi Dynasty Salion – to visit her private resort island. As the group enjoys their brief vacation, a mysterious woman named Yura appears. A new incident unfolds against the backdrop of the boundless azure sea.

<p>In the outrageous comedy "That's My Boy," directed by [c=Sean Anders] and [c=John Morris], the tumultuous relationship between a father and son takes center stage. [c=Adam Sandler] stars as Donny, a man who finds himself in a precarious situation when he learns that his estranged son, Todd, played by [c=Andy Samberg], is about to marry. The catch? Donny has been living a reckless lifestyle, struggling to reconcile his past mistakes and the tumultuous teenage years he forced upon Todd when he became a father at a young age.</p> <p>As the wedding approaches, Donny’s wild antics threaten to derail Todd's special day, forcing the two to confront their long-buried issues. With the colorful support of characters like the eccentric [c=Leighton Meester] and the formidable presence of [c=Susan Sarandon], the film navigates the chaotic waters of family dynamics, mischief, and the quest for redemption. Blending raunchy humor with heartfelt moments, "That's My Boy" promises a rollercoaster ride of laughs and poignant revelations as Donny attempts to mend his relationship with Todd against all odds.</p>

<p>Polly's dreams of making it as an actor are shattered when her identical twin sister Amy lands the lead role in huge TV show. Mistaken for her famous sister at every turn, Polly decides to use Amy's celebrity for her own advantage - free clothes, free booze, casual sex... with hilarious and disastrous consequences for them both.</p><p>Raw and refreshing in its humour, "That's Not Me" is a feel-good comedy about the difference between failure and disappointment. We can't all be Oscar winners. Not everyone will make it. But is that such a bad thing?</p>

<p>Set against the backdrop of 1965, this heartfelt coming-of-age drama follows Andy Nichol, a bright but awkward eighth-grader played by [c=Chase Ellison], as he navigates the treacherous social waters of junior high. His world is profoundly shaped by his compassionate and principled English teacher, Mr. Simon, portrayed with quiet dignity by [c=Ed Harris]. When Mr. Simon pairs Andy with the school’s most socially ostracized student, Stanley, for a major project, Andy is thrust into a conflict that tests his character and challenges the entire school’s capacity for tolerance. Meanwhile, the school simmers with a separate but equally potent controversy involving another teacher, played by [c=Amy Madigan], and the school’s volatile wrestling coach, brought to life by [c=Randy Orton]. Directed by [c=Mike Pavone], "That’s What I Am" is a poignant and gentle exploration of dignity, compassion, and the painful yet essential lessons learned on the path to adulthood, reminding viewers that sometimes the simplest virtues are the hardest to uphold.</p>

<p>Bebe (Marcia DeBonis) is getting ready for the most romantic encounter of her life, and she needs her best friend Dee Dee (Anne Heche) to cheer her on. Too bad Dee Dee is so cynical about dating that she shows up three hours late only to spew cigarette smoke and bitterness all over the morning coffee. And too bad Clementine, a train wreck of a stranger (Alia Shawkat) has decided to invade their day with non-stop talk about her nymphomaniac escapades. Looking to turn the day around, this fearsome threesome embark on a day of misadventure that only New York City can offer. "That's What She Said" is a quirky and honest look at friendship in the face of adversity, asking one of life's great questions: why does it always have to be so hard? (That's what she said.)</p>

<p>In the tender and heartfelt drama "That’s My Heart Right There," directed by [c=Jake Alexander McAfee], a solitary musician finds his carefully guarded world turned upside down by an unexpected arrival. Living a life of quiet routine, he has long since buried the dreams of his youth, finding solace only in the strings of his guitar. His fragile peace is shattered, however, when a child from his past reappears, claiming a connection he is desperate to deny. Forced to confront the ghosts of decisions made long ago, the musician must navigate a whirlwind of old wounds, newfound responsibility, and the faint, terrifying hope of a second chance. This poignant story explores the messy, beautiful complexities of family and forgiveness, weaving a gentle yet emotionally resonant tale about finding the courage to reclaim the pieces of your heart you thought were lost forever.</p>

When secretive new neighbors move in next door, suburbanite Ray Peterson and his friends let their paranoia get the best of them as they start to suspect the newcomers of evildoings and commence an investigation. But it's hardly how Ray, who much prefers drinking beer, reading his newspaper and watching a ball game on the tube expected to spend his vacation.

<p>What happens when a digital subculture evolves into a full-blown movement, complete with its own icons, aesthetics, and internal conflicts? This is the central question explored in [c=Tyler Mansmith]’s documentary, which plunges viewers into the vibrant, chaotic world of “core” aesthetics. The film follows a passionate community of creators, including [c=Eric Fitts], [c=Dual Droideka-Core], and [c=David Perez Delgado], as they attempt to document and define the sprawling, often contradictory nature of their niche. At its heart is a figure known only as [c=Kit Fisto-Core], a charismatic but controversial leader whose vision for the community sparks both devotion and dissent. The documentary captures the tension between preserving the purity of the original core aesthetic and the inevitable pressures of commercialization and mainstream attention. With a runtime of 83 minutes, the film offers an intimate, fly-on-the-wall look at the creative process, the fragility of online communities, and the passionate individuals who wrestle with the question of who gets to define a culture. It is a compelling, thought-provoking portrait of art, identity, and the internet age.</p>

<p>The chaotic world of film criticism and awards season obsession reaches its annual, combustible peak in The 13th Annual On Cinema Oscar Special. The perpetually feuding hosts, [c=Tim Heidecker] as the cynical, self-proclaimed expert Tim, and [c=Gregg Turkington] as the earnest but pedantic movie buff Gregg, reunite for their live coverage of Hollywood’s biggest night. Tim, armed with his own controversial and often conspiratorial takes, aims to deconstruct the ceremony with his signature brand of abrasive commentary, while Gregg is determined to celebrate the art of cinema with his exhaustive, trivia-laden knowledge of film history. As the broadcast unfolds in real time, their clashing personalities and wildly divergent approaches to the Oscars create a perfect storm of comedic tension, technical mishaps, and unpredictable tangents. This hilarious and cringe-inducing comedy captures the absurdity of awards culture through the lens of two men whose passionate, deeply personal war over movies is the only show more dramatic than the one they’re meant to be covering.</p>

A Muslim ambassador exiled from his homeland joins a group of Vikings, initially offended by their behavior but growing to respect them. As they travel together, they learn of a legendary evil closing in and must unite to confront this formidable force.

<p>What if the most important project of your life was one you never agreed to join? "The 15 Year Project" unfolds as a gripping psychological drama centered on a group of strangers who discover they have been unwitting participants in a clandestine, decade-and-a-half-long experiment. Each character, from the skeptical journalist played by [c=Emma Stone] to the reclusive scientist portrayed by [c=Mahershala Ali], is forced to confront the unsettling reality that their most personal memories and pivotal life choices may not be their own. As they piece together the fragmented truth, they must navigate a labyrinth of deception, grappling with questions of free will, identity, and the ethical boundaries of human ambition. The film masterfully builds an atmosphere of paranoia and suspense, blurring the lines between reality and manipulation, as the subjects race to uncover the purpose of the experiment before their designated time runs out.</p>

A young woman named Future is sent from the year 2046 to the year 2011 in Hong Kong. Future was sent by the United Nations in order to get pregnant, where she can then extract her genes and repopulate the earth as 99% of males have become infertile in the future due to attacks from Planet Xucker. Two assassins from Xuckler are sent after her to stop her. Future meets three University students: Felix, Dan-san and Sing. The men are obsessed with female students next door: Chin-chin, Chen-chen and Sai-sai. The students agree to help Future find a mate at the university.

During the Qing Dynasty, a fishmonger is killed by the reigning Manchu government for supporting the anti-government movement; his son manages to escape to Shaolin Temple, where he plans to learn its secretive brand of martial arts to seek revenge.

<p>A constellation of comedy royalty gathers to honor one of the most transformative forces in entertainment history in this celebratory documentary. The film chronicles the American Film Institute’s tribute to [c=Eddie Murphy], a trailblazer whose razor-sharp wit and boundless charisma redefined comedic cinema and stand-up performance. From his explosive debut on [t=Saturday Night Live] to his iconic roles in [m=Beverly Hills Cop], [m=Trading Places], and [m=The Nutty Professor], the tribute weaves together career-spanning highlights with heartfelt testimonials. A who’s who of admirers, including [c=Spike Lee], [c=Dave Chappelle], [c=Chris Rock], [c=Martin Lawrence], [c=Arsenio Hall], [c=Kevin Hart], and [c=Mike Myers], share personal anecdotes and professional admiration, while music legend [c=Stevie Wonder] adds a soulful touch. The documentary captures the electric atmosphere of the gala, exploring Murphy’s journey from a young Brooklyn firebrand to a Hollywood icon who shattered barriers and inspired generations. Through archival footage and intimate reflections, viewers witness the profound impact of a performer who made the world laugh while fearlessly pushing boundaries.</p>