<p>In the intense psychological thriller [m=Suicide Theory, The], a profoundly depressed man, portrayed by [c=Steve Mouzakis], hires a mysterious and efficient hitman, played by [c=Leon Cain], to end his life. The contract seems straightforward, but a bizarre and deadly pattern emerges: the man proves to be inexplicably indestructible, surviving every elaborate assassination attempt. This twisted professional arrangement spirals into a dangerous cat-and-mouse game, forcing both men to confront their own demons and the unsettling truth behind this impossible survival. Directed by [c=Dru Brown], the film co-stars [c=Joss McWilliam] and [c=Matthew Scully] in a gripping narrative that explores fate, guilt, and the very nature of death. With a runtime of 98 minutes and an R rating, this taut feature delves into the darkest corners of the human psyche.</p>

<p>In the stark, emotionally charged world of [m=SUICIDELAND], director [c=Mavis Joshi] crafts a haunting animated short that explores the fragile threads of human connection in a place devoid of hope. The story follows a group of lost souls, including the resilient [c=Anika Victoria Sethuraman] and the introspective [c=Ananya Girish], who find themselves trapped in a bleak, surreal landscape that mirrors their deepest despair. Each character is driven by a desperate search for meaning and a way out, their motivations rooted in past traumas and a yearning for redemption. The central conflict emerges as they must navigate this eerie, dreamlike environment, confronting not only external threats but also the shadows of their own minds. With a tone that balances somber reflection and moments of unexpected tenderness, the film invites viewers into a poignant meditation on grief, resilience, and the possibility of renewal. As the characters forge fragile bonds, they discover that even in the darkest corners, a flicker of light can emerge.</p>

<p>Directed by [c=Luna Alkalay], [c=Felipe Abramovictz], and [c=Alfredo Suppia], this whimsical and heartfelt comedy-drama follows a perpetually optimistic but financially struggling hotel concierge named Max, who dreams of opening his own boutique inn. When a mysterious, eccentric billionaire offers him the chance to manage a sprawling, dilapidated estate for one week, Max sees it as his golden ticket. However, the property is not just rundown—it is rumored to be haunted by the ghost of a heartbroken former owner who refuses to let anyone find peace within its walls. As Max races against time to transform the crumbling mansion into a luxurious hotel, he must also contend with a quirky, mismatched staff, a skeptical local historian, and the mischievous spirit who seems intent on sabotaging every renovation. The film balances laugh-out-loud physical comedy with touching moments of self-discovery, exploring themes of ambition, belonging, and the idea that home is more than just a building. With its vibrant visuals and warm character dynamics, Suite Dreams offers an enchanting escape that will leave viewers rooting for Max’s impossible quest.</p>

<p>In the quiet, occupied French village of Bussy, a tense and unexpected connection blooms amidst the harsh realities of war. Lucile Angellier, played by [c=Michelle Williams], is a lonely young woman living under the watchful eye of her stern mother-in-law, Madame Angellier [c=Kristin Scott Thomas], while her husband is away fighting. Their controlled existence is upended when the German army billets an officer, the refined and conflicted Bruno von Falk [c=Matthias Schoenaerts], in their home. This wartime drama, directed by [c=Saul Dibb], weaves a delicate and dangerous romance as Lucile and Bruno find themselves drawn to each other through a shared love of music, challenging the lines between enemy and ally. Surrounded by a community grappling with collaboration, resistance, and survival, including performances by [c=Sam Riley], [c=Margot Robbie], and [c=Ruth Wilson], their forbidden relationship becomes a poignant exploration of human connection under the oppressive shadow of occupation, where every choice carries profound consequences.</p>

Theo, an ambulance driver stigmatized by his town, begins seeing visions of deceased people he transports. His troubled mind, shaped by childhood loss, creates these apparitions as emotional substitutes for connection.

<p>Capturing the electric atmosphere of one of summer's biggest music festivals, this performance film places viewers front and center for a captivating set from [c=Suki Waterhouse]. The movie showcases the multifaceted artist as she commands the stage, delivering a blend of her signature indie-pop sound and introspective songwriting to a massive crowd. As the energy of the festival pulses around her, the film highlights Waterhouse's magnetic stage presence and her ability to connect with a sea of fans through her evocative lyrics and dynamic vocal delivery. More than just a concert, this feature offers an intimate glimpse into the artist's world, capturing the raw emotion and exhilarating highs of performing live at a major event. With its immersive cinematography and powerful sound, the film creates a visceral experience that transports audiences directly into the heart of the Lollapalooza crowd, celebrating the unifying power of live music through the lens of a rising star.</p>

<p>On a frigid January afternoon, Captain Chesley “Sully” Sullenberger, portrayed by [c=Tom Hanks], makes an instantaneous decision that saves 155 lives by landing his disabled airliner on the Hudson River. Hailed as a hero by the public and media, Sully finds himself thrust into an unexpected storm on the ground. Directed by the legendary [c=Clint Eastwood], this gripping drama delves into the tense investigation by the National Transportation Safety Board, which questions whether Sully’s miraculous water landing was truly necessary or a reckless error of judgment. Alongside his steadfast co-pilot Jeff Skiles, played by [c=Aaron Eckhart], Sully must confront the looming threat to his career and reputation, while grappling with the haunting psychological aftermath of those fateful 208 seconds. With a supporting cast including [c=Laura Linney] as Sully’s worried wife, the film masterfully builds suspense not through the event itself, but through its forensic and emotional aftermath, crafting a compelling portrait of a professional man whose expertise and humanity are put on trial.</p>

<p>In the heart of Haryana, a story of love, loss, and redemption unfolds through the powerful journey of [c=Salman Khan] as Sultan Ali Khan, a local wrestling champion whose life is defined by his love for Aarfa, played by [c=Anushka Sharma]. Their shared passion for the sport builds a formidable partnership, but a devastating personal tragedy shatters Sultan’s world, sending him into a self-imposed exile from the ring and from life itself. Years later, a broken and overweight Sultan is presented with a nearly impossible challenge that forces him to confront his past and fight for a future. Directed by [c=Ali Abbas Zafar], this gripping action-drama chronicles the brutal physical and emotional climb of a fallen hero as he battles formidable opponents and his own inner demons to reclaim his dignity and legacy. It is a visceral tale of second chances, where every punch thrown is weighed with the pain of regret and the hope of forgiveness.</p>

<p>It centers on a 16-year-old girl (King) and her extended family who are left reeling after her calculating grandmother (Squibb) unveils an array of secrets on her deathbed. The girl is left to navigate her nascent love life in the midst of a family crisis, leading to an unexpected conclusion.</p>

<p>In this sharp and compact comedy, a group of friends navigates the chaotic final days of summer before they are forced to part ways for college. Directed by [c=Ethan Jeffery], the film centers on a tight-knit trio played by [c=Jared Weiss], [c=Brayden Shea], and [c=Griffin McGrath], whose plans for one last epic night of fun are hilariously derailed by a series of unexpected mishaps. As they race against the clock to salvage their evening, each character is confronted with their own anxieties about the future and the bittersweet reality of growing up. With a brisk nine-minute runtime, the movie captures the frantic energy and heartfelt nostalgia of a generation at a crossroads. The tone balances witty banter with genuine moments of reflection, making it a relatable snapshot of teenage friendship and the pressure to make every moment count. [c=Kaine Budskin] rounds out the cast in a memorable supporting role that adds to the comedic chaos.</p>

<p>In Carla Simon's touching autobiographical film, six-year-old Frida looks on in silence as the last objects from her recently deceased mother's apartment in Barcelona are placed in boxes. Although her aunt, uncle, and younger cousin Anna welcome her with open arms, it's only very slowly that Frida begins to get used to her new home in the countryside. </p><p>Punctuated by moments of youthful exuberance and mature ruminations, this coming of age drama, set amongst summery hues, is an extraordinarily moving snapshot of being a child in an adult world, anchored by flawless performances by its two young stars.</p>

<p>In the sweltering heat of the year 2000, a forgotten piece of pop culture history is unearthed in director [c=Ayden Mayeri]'s captivating documentary. "Summer 2000: The X-Cetra Story" chronicles the meteoric rise and abrupt disappearance of X-Cetra, a teen pop group that captured the nation's imagination for one fleeting season. Through intimate archival footage and revealing new interviews, the film follows the young performers as they navigate sudden fame, creative clashes, and the intense pressures of the music industry. This poignant exploration delves into the heart of what happens when a dream is manufactured, achieved, and then seemingly erased, capturing a specific moment in time that resonates with the universal themes of youth, ambition, and memory. The documentary crafts a compelling mystery not of crime, but of cultural ephemera, asking why some sensations endure while others vanish without a trace.</p>

<p>Summer Camp takes the spectator on an adrenaline filled roller coaster ride in this innovative cat-and-mouse twist on the classic horror set-up of a group of teens alone in the woods.</p><p>Looking for fun and new experiences as counselors at a camp in Europe, four young Americans never suspect that their first summer abroad could be their last. The rapid fire spread of an extreme rage inducing infection plunges the group into a dark vortex of horror and madness and catapults them into a race against time-And each other-to find the source of the infection and make it out alive. Welcome to Summer Camp.</p>

<p>In a captivating exploration of youthful rebellion and societal expectations, "Summer Crossing," directed by [c=Scarlett Johansson], transports viewers to the vibrant backdrop of 1940s New York City. The story follows the spirited and headstrong Grady, played by a talented cast that brings depth to this complex character. Grady is determined to break free from the constraints of her privileged upbringing and embark on a passionate summer romance with a charming but troubled young man from a less affluent background.</p> <p>As their love blossoms amidst the sultry summer days, they navigate the societal divide that threatens to tear them apart. The film intricately weaves themes of love, class struggle, and the pursuit of freedom, creating an emotionally charged atmosphere that resonates with audiences. Grady’s journey is not just about romance; it is a quest for identity and self-discovery that challenges the norms of her world. With a poignant script co-written by [c=Tristine Skyler] and [c=Scarlett Johansson], "Summer Crossing" invites viewers to experience the bittersweet essence of young love and the complexities that come with it, all set against a richly illustrated period backdrop.</p>

<p>Get ready for the ultimate summer adventure as a group of high school friends embarks on a road trip that will change their lives forever. When charismatic leader [c=Jacob Elordi] convinces his best friends [c=Florence Pugh] and [c=John Boyega] to join him in a vintage convertible for one last journey before college, they think they have it all planned out. But their carefully mapped route to the coast takes an unexpected turn when they pick up a mysterious hitchhiker, played by [c=Anya Taylor-Joy], who seems to know more about their destination than she lets on. As they cruise down sun-drenched highways and explore quirky roadside attractions, buried secrets surface and long-simmering tensions threaten to tear the group apart. Director [c=Olivia Wilde] crafts a nostalgic yet fresh coming-of-age story that blends breezy summer vibes with genuine emotional depth. With its infectious soundtrack and stunning coastal cinematography, this heartfelt dramedy captures the bittersweet magic of youth, friendship, and the roads not taken, leaving audiences yearning for their own open highway.</p>

<p>Set against the sun-drenched backdrop of a Long Island summer in the early 1980s, this heartfelt dramedy from writer-director [c=Edward Burns] captures the bittersweet turbulence of young adulthood. The story weaves together the lives of recent college graduates navigating the uncertain transition into the real world. At the center is a group of friends, including a charming but directionless young man struggling with his father's expectations, a budding musician torn between ambition and a new romance, and a pair of siblings dealing with their own romantic entanglements. As the season unfolds, their intertwined relationships are tested by love, jealousy, and the looming fear of an uncertain future. With an ensemble cast featuring [c=Pico Alexander], [c=Anthony Ramos], [c=Lindsey Morgan], and [c=Caitlin Stasey], the film captures the nostalgic, sun-soaked atmosphere of youthful possibility and the poignant realization that some summers change everything. Balancing warm comedy with genuine emotional depth, [c=Edward Burns] crafts an evocative portrait of a generation on the brink of adulthood.</p>

<p>In the sun-drenched musical world of "Summer Forever," three lifelong best friends face the prospect of their final season together before life scatters them in different directions. [c=Megan Nicole] stars as Chloe, the aspiring songwriter whose heart is tied to the beach town she calls home, while her friends, the adventurous Riley ([c=Alyson Stoner]) and the pragmatic Lily ([c=Anna Grace Barlow]), dream of futures beyond the shoreline. Their bond is tested when a charming musician, played by [c=Ryan McCartan], arrives and offers Chloe a glimpse of a different path, sparking a summer of self-discovery, heartfelt melodies, and difficult choices. Directed by [c=Roman White], this vibrant and nostalgic film captures the bittersweet transition into adulthood through a soundtrack of original songs, celebrating friendship, first loves, and the indelible memories that make a season last a lifetime.</p>

<p>Directed by acclaimed filmmaker [c=Olivier Assayas], this intimate family drama explores the weight of memory and legacy when three adult siblings reunite at their mother's idyllic country home in France. Following the death of their beloved matriarch, played with quiet grace by [c=Edith Scob], the siblings—played by [c=Juliette Binoche], [c=Charles Berling], and [c=Jeremie Renier]—must confront the difficult decision of what to do with the house and its cherished collection of art and heirlooms. Each sibling brings a different perspective: one is a pragmatic businessman living in China, another is a successful designer based in New York, and the third is a free-spirited artist still rooted in Paris. Their conflicting attachments to the past and practical considerations for the future create a tender, bittersweet conflict that resonates with anyone who has faced the transition of letting go. With a contemplative tone and subtle emotional depth, [m=Summer Hours] is a beautifully crafted meditation on family, change, and the objects that hold our memories.</p>

<p>A seemingly idyllic getaway turns into a tense family drama in this gripping independent film. When a charismatic patriarch invites his three grown children and their partners to his lavish summer estate for one last reunion before selling the property, old wounds and buried resentments quickly rise to the surface. As the weekend unfolds, each character must confront their own ambitions, disappointments, and the fractured relationships that have long simmered beneath the surface. The film masterfully balances moments of warmth with sharp, revealing confrontations, creating an atmosphere that feels both intimate and claustrophobic. Anchored by a strong ensemble cast led by [c=Robert Sean Leonard] and [c=Molly Ringwald], the story explores themes of family obligation, personal legacy, and the pain of letting go. With its sun-drenched yet emotionally complex setting, this character-driven drama offers a poignant look at the powerful, often messy bonds that define us. The film's nuanced performances and layered script ensure that no character is simply a villain or a hero, making for a deeply resonant viewing experience.</p>

<p>Set against the breathtaking backdrop of early 20th-century Cornwall, this romantic drama follows the true story of a passionate love triangle that unfolds within a bohemian artists' colony. The film centers on [c=Dan Stevens] as Gilbert Evans, a gentle and principled land agent who finds himself drawn to the free-spirited and beautiful Florence Carter-Wood, played by [c=Emily Browning]. She arrives in the coastal village as the new wife of the charismatic but volatile painter Alfred Munnings, portrayed by [c=Dominic Cooper], a man whose genius is matched only by his jealousy and controlling nature. As Florence struggles to find happiness in her marriage, she and Gilbert begin a tender, secret affair that threatens to shatter the fragile community. The story explores the clash between artistic passion and personal integrity, capturing the intoxicating allure of forbidden love against the wild beauty of the English coastline. With its atmospheric period setting and nuanced performances from [c=Hattie Morahan] as well, the film paints a poignant portrait of longing and sacrifice, where the characters must ultimately choose between their hearts and their duties.</p>

<p>In the wake of a tragic car accident that claims his wife's life, a grieving American professor named Joe (played by [c=Colin Firth]) relocates his two young daughters to the sun-drenched Italian port city of Genoa, hoping to escape the memories that haunt them in Chicago. The film, directed by [c=Michael Winterbottom], delicately explores the family's fragile adjustment to their new surroundings, where the vibrant, labyrinthine streets and shimmering coastline offer a stark contrast to their internal turmoil. Joe's eldest daughter, Kelly (portrayed by [c=Willa Holland]), is a rebellious teenager grappling with her loss through anger and risky behavior, while the younger, Mary (played by [c=Perla Haney-Jardine]), becomes increasingly convinced that her mother's ghost is following her through the ancient city. As Joe attempts to reconnect with his daughters and forge a new life, he finds himself drawn into a tentative romance with a former classmate (played by [c=Catherine Keener]), adding another layer of complexity to his efforts to heal a fractured family. This poignant drama is a deeply atmospheric meditation on grief, memory, and the slow, painful process of moving forward, all set against the breathtaking backdrop of Genoa's historic beauty.</p>

<p>In the sequel to Autumn in the Vineyard, Frankie and Nate are now a couple and are gearing up for Summer Fest, the town's largest event. They can't wait to reveal their new wine and put the vineyard on the map. But when an issue with the wine puts things in jeopardy, both the relationship and the partnership will be put to the test.</p>

<p>In the poignant drama Summer Lost, a group of friends find their final summer after high school becoming a crucible for their futures. At the heart of the story is [c=Eduardo José Paco Mateo] as Mateo, a young man grappling with a family obligation that threatens to pull him away from everything he knows, while his closest friend, portrayed by [c=Ryan Austin], champions a risky dream of their own. Their circle, including the spirited [c=Michaela Vae Johnson] and the pragmatic [c=Zach Strum], navigates the bittersweet transition from adolescence, where lazy days by the lake are shadowed by the looming pressures of adulthood, unspoken affections, and the fear of drifting apart. Directed and written by [c=Timothy Hall], the film captures the hazy, emotional atmosphere of a season where every moment feels infinitely precious and painfully fleeting. As secrets surface and loyalties are tested, each character must confront what they are willing to sacrifice and what they must let go, in a tender exploration of friendship, first loves, and the inevitable loss of innocence.</p>

<p>It's the last days of summer. Best friends Seth (Ian Nelson) and Jameson (Ellar Coltrane) are getting ready to perform--and party--at local rock venue The Alamo. But before the night begins, both young men come face- to-face with serious reality checks: Seth receives life-changing news from his girlfriend Mel (Analeigh Tipton), and Jameson has to choose between his on-again-off-again girlfriend Corin (Elena Kampouris) and a new girl he's just met, the outspoken Harmony (Victoria Justice).</p><p>At the show, Seth and Jameson's friends are too caught up in their own lives to be much help: young rocker Taylor romances his new crush Dana (Ella Hunt), and awkward Jack "Rabbit" (Bill Milner) avoids his childhood friend Lexi (Lana Condor) after learning what she did at her sister's wedding. These intertwining friend-dramas, fueled by a lot of drinking, unfold against a backdrop of live music performed by the best bands in town.</p><p> By the end of the night, these young men and women are confronted with a series of fast- approaching life decisions that will either leave them stuck in the comfort of adolescence, or catapult them into adulthood.</p>

<p>Under the enchanting canopy of a Viennese summer evening, the world-renowned [c=Vienna Philharmonic] transforms the historic Schönbrunn Palace grounds into a celestial concert hall for this 2026 edition of their beloved annual tradition. Led with vibrant energy by conductor [c=Lorenzo Viotti], the orchestra embarks on a sweeping musical journey that blends classical masterpieces with beloved operatic and folk melodies. Adding a layer of dramatic vocal power, celebrated bass-baritone [c=Bryn Terfel] joins the ensemble, his rich, commanding voice bringing to life a selection of arias and songs that echo the grandeur of the setting. The program weaves together pieces that evoke both the majesty of the natural world and the intimate joys of dance, creating a narrative of light, shadow, and triumphant joy. As the sun sets and the palace glows, the performance captures the very essence of Vienna's musical soul, offering viewers a front-row seat to a night where the only conflict is between the lingering daylight and the approaching starlight, resolved by the pure, unifying power of music. This 89-minute cinematic experience is a feast for the senses, perfect for those seeking a sublime escape into orchestral beauty.</p>

<p>In the sweltering heat of 1994, a seismic shift in American culture was brewing far from the Hollywood spotlight. This compelling documentary, directed by [c=Dave LaMattina] and [c=Chad N. Walker], chronicles the unlikely and explosive convergence of hip-hop and country music through the lens of one historic tour. The film captures the electric atmosphere as two musical worlds collide, following the key players whose careers and lives are forever altered by this cultural phenomenon. It explores the motivations behind this daring experiment, from ambitious promoters to skeptical artists navigating uncharted territory, all set against a backdrop of national tension. With a tone that is both nostalgic and sharply observant, "Summer of '94" paints a vivid portrait of an era, examining the conflicts, camaraderie, and unexpected harmonies that emerged when seemingly disparate audiences were brought together. The documentary delves into the personal journeys and professional risks involved, building a narrative arc that is as much about music as it is about identity and the changing face of America itself.</p>

<p>Set in the summer after the end of high school, "Summer of 8" follows eight close friends having as much fun together as they can at the beach before they part ways to head off to college. Longstanding couple Jesse and Lilly debate whether or not to maintain a long distance relationship, while Aiden works up the nerve to tell his friend Serena about his romantic feelings for her. Meanwhile, Bobby is worried about going to college alone, Emily is worried about her lack of sexual experience, and Jen is seemingly unworried about anything.</p>

<p>Writer/director Onur Tukel turns in a hilarious performance as the monumentally lazy, socially oblivious and commitment-shy Erik Sparrow, who is dumped by his career-woman girlfriend (Anna Margaret Hollyman, White Reindeer) when he rejects her rather charitable marriage proposal. Feeling lost, he turns to a disastrous string of online dates that successively eat away at his already-deteriorating confidence until a lanky vampire turns him into an undead ladykiller. Soon, Eric is prowling the streets of Brooklyn in search of anything to satisfy both his maniacal sex drive and his hunger for blood. A collision of absurd, self-deprecating wit and existential curiosity, "Summer of Blood" is a hilarious horror-comedy with a clever bite all its own.</p>

<p>In the hazy, sun-drenched summer of 1967, a disillusioned young songwriter named Leo, portrayed by music superstar [c=Shawn Mendes], arrives in San Francisco seeking inspiration but finds himself lost in a world of radical change. Directed by the legendary [c=Ivan Reitman], this vibrant drama, romance, and musical captures the electric atmosphere of the counterculture movement, where love, music, and protest collide on the city's storied streets. As Leo becomes entangled with a passionate activist and her eclectic group of friends, he is forced to confront his own ambitions and the powerful pull of a collective dream. Torn between the allure of fame and the raw truth of a generation's voice, his journey becomes a poignant exploration of art, identity, and the fleeting, transformative power of a single season. "Summer of Love" weaves a tapestry of unforgettable melodies and heartfelt emotion, inviting audiences to experience the hope and turbulence of a defining moment in history.</p>

<p>In the seemingly endless daylight of a Swedish summer, a group of friends find their idyllic holiday shattered by an ancient, creeping dread. Directed by [c=Isaac Ezban] and written by [c=Ben Poole], this chilling horror film stars [c=Gunnar Björnstrand], [c=Ulla Jacobsson], and [c=Eva Dahlbeck] as members of a tight-knit community who begin to witness inexplicable phenomena as the sun refuses to set. What starts as playful curiosity under the perpetual twilight soon curdles into genuine terror as long-buried secrets stir and a malevolent force, nurtured by the uncanny light, begins to hunt. The friends, including [c=Harriet Andersson] and [c=Jarl Kulle], must confront their deepest fears and unravel a mystery tied to the very land they live on, realizing that some darknesses do not wait for night to fall. "Summer of Night" masterfully builds an atmosphere of pervasive unease, transforming a season of light into a haunting landscape where every shadow, even in the midnight sun, holds a potential threat.</p>

<p>17 year-old Sangaile is fascinated by stunt planes. Afraid of heights, she has never dared to even enter in one of the cockpits. At a summer aeronautical show, nearby her parents' lakeside villa, she meets Auste, a local girl of her age, who unlike Sangaile, lives her life to the full with creativity and dare. As the two girls become lovers, Sangaile allows Auste to discover her most intimate secret, and finds in her teenage love the only person to truly encourage her in flying.</p>

<p>In his acclaimed debut as a filmmaker, Ahmir "Questlove" Thompson presents a powerful and transporting documentary--part music film, part historical record created around an epic event that celebrated Black history, culture and fashion. Over the course of six weeks in the summer of 1969, just one hundred miles south of Woodstock, The Harlem Cultural Festival was filmed in Mount Morris Park (now Marcus Garvey Park). The footage was never seen and largely forgotten–until now. </p><p>"Summer of Soul" shines a light on the importance of history to our spiritual well-being and stands as a testament to the healing power of music during times of unrest, both past and present. The feature includes never-before-seen concert performances by Stevie Wonder, Nina Simone, Sly & the Family Stone, Gladys Knight & the Pips, Ray Baretto, Abbey Lincoln & Max Roach and more.</p>

Yu Hong leaves her home village and starts university in Beijing, where she develops a consuming and compulsive relationship with another student. The student riots from 1989 then ensue and take a toll on their lives.

<p>For a group of high school friends, the last summer before graduation promises freedom and fun, but it quickly turns into a hilarious struggle for survival in this raucous comedy. When a series of poor decisions lands them in mandatory summer school, the crew led by the charismatic [c=Simon Wallace] and the sharp-witted [c=Amy Cocchiarella] faces their most daunting challenge yet: outsmarting a trio of eccentric and demanding teachers played by [c=Tony D. Czech], [c=Lance Hendrickson], and [c=Mike P. Nelson]. Their mission is simple—pass the class by any means necessary to salvage their summer and their futures. Directed by [c=Lance Hendrickson], [c=Troy McCall], and [c=Steven Rhoden], the film captures the chaotic spirit of teenage rebellion as elaborate schemes, budding romances, and outright academic warfare collide. With the clock ticking and their vacation on the line, these students learn that the greatest lessons often happen outside the textbook, leading to a summer they will never forget.</p>

<p>One idyllic summer on Cape Cod, Ellie (Alexa Vega), a talented young musician with the opportunity of a lifetime, is torn between obligation to her family and the chance to realize her dream. Saddled with the care of her five siblings as a result of an alcoholic mother (Amy Jo Johnson), a breathtakingly irresponsible father (John Savage) and a terrifyingly misguided preacher of a brother (Caleb Landry Jones), Ellie falls in love with an aspiring young writer, Harper (Patrick Mapel), who dares her to take a chance! </p><p>As the story propels towards the dramatic conclusion, the lines between dreams and reality, freedom and repression, twist and turn into a shocking climax.</p>

<p>In the heartwarming family film from director [c=Marni Banack], a small town’s annual summer festival becomes the backdrop for unexpected connections and personal growth. When a successful but burnt-out city planner named Ben, played by [c=Jesse Metcalfe], is sent to the picturesque community to evaluate the viability of a major development project, he clashes with a passionate local artist named Lily, portrayed by [c=Kathryn Davis], who is fiercely dedicated to preserving the town’s beloved traditions. As Ben and Lily are forced to work together on organizing the town’s signature “Summer Sparks” celebration, their initial friction begins to spark something more profound. With the festival’s future hanging in the balance, Ben must confront his own priorities and discover what truly matters, while Lily learns that change can sometimes lead to beautiful new beginnings. Filled with charming performances from [c=Max Baribeau], [c=Ian Busher], and [c=Amy Matysio], this uplifting family drama explores the power of community, the courage to follow one’s heart, and the magic that ignites when people come together.</p>

<p>Embark on an intimate journey behind the music with this documentary that captures the raw energy and relentless grind of a live concert tour. The film follows musicians [c=Brennan Joseph], [c=Bryce Bauman], and [c=Jonah Engle] as they navigate the exhilarating highs and grueling lows of bringing their sound to the stage. With the clock ticking down to their biggest show, the trio must balance the pressures of performance with the personal bonds that hold their act together. As they travel from city to city, the documentary peels back the curtain on the creative process, revealing the late-night rehearsals, the off-stage camaraderie, and the quiet moments of doubt that fuel their drive. The atmosphere is a blend of electric performance footage and candid, behind-the-scenes intimacy, offering viewers a front-row seat to the chaos and passion of life on the road. [m=SUMMER TOUR '25] is a compelling look at what it truly takes to turn a summer of dreams into a reality.</p>

<p>In this brief yet evocative short film, director and star [c=Mandy Boonstra] leads viewers through a quiet, introspective journey that captures the fleeting beauty of a single summer afternoon. The narrative follows a solitary woman who embarks on a meandering walk through sun-drenched fields and quiet, tree-lined paths, her steps guided by memory and a lingering sense of longing. As she moves through the golden light and gentle breezes, the film explores themes of nostalgia, solitude, and the quiet power of nature to heal and reflect. The central conflict is an internal one, as she grapples with an unnamed absence, perhaps of a person or a moment in time that has slipped away. The tone is meditative and lyrical, blending a documentary-like realism with a dreamlike atmosphere that invites the audience to slow down and observe. With its minimal dialogue and emphasis on visual storytelling, [m=Summer Walk] offers a poignant meditation on the spaces between moments, leaving viewers with a gentle, lingering sense of peace.</p>

<p>In the poignant drama "Summer Windows," directed by [c=Madeleine Carret], a handful of lives intersect during a single, sweltering summer day in a quiet suburban neighborhood. The story centers on a young woman struggling to reconnect with her estranged family, played with raw vulnerability by [c=Annika Johnson], who finds herself drawn to the open window of a reclusive artist portrayed by [c=Samantha Newcomer]. As the artist prepares for a pivotal gallery showing, she is haunted by a past betrayal involving her former muse, brought to life by [c=Isabella Briley]. Meanwhile, a local handyman, played by [c=Benjamin Goddard], and a curious teenager, portrayed by [c=Jaden Burman], observe the unfolding tensions from their own perspectives, each grappling with their own unspoken desires and regrets. Over the course of just eight minutes, the film weaves a tapestry of fleeting glances, whispered confessions, and unspoken connections, capturing the bittersweet beauty of moments that slip away like sand through fingers. With its intimate, atmospheric tone and a cast of richly drawn characters, "Summer Windows" is a meditative exploration of memory, forgiveness, and the fragile threads that bind people together.</p>

<p>"Summer's Blood" is one of the most deranged, shocking and twisted family thrillers ever made... </p><p>Hardened teenager Summer (Ashley Greene, "Twilight") is on the road looking to meet her estranged father. Her only clue to his whereabouts is a letter from a rural community called Massey. </p><p>Once she arrives in town Summer is rescued from a run-in with the law by a charming local handyman named Tom Hoxey (Peter Mooney, TV's Falcon Beach). The couple quickly hit it off and head back to the house Tom shares with his mother Gaia (Barbara Niven, Dead at 17)-a woman who also happens to be his lover!</p><p>Knocked unconscious by the demented couple, Summer is bound with chains inside a box filled with dirt. Surrounded by lush plants, grow lights, human skulls and a girl on the verge of death named Amber (Danielle Kind), Summer is the latest flower in Tom's "Human Garden".</p><p>Realizing that her only chance for escape is to manipulate Tom, Summer begins an unusual relationship with the troubled young man. Anxious about the return of his own father Gant (Stephen McHattie "Watchmen"), a serial killer who moonlights as a traveling salesman-and dealing with the rising suspicions of Amber's father Darwin (Peter Michael Dillon, "The Bone Collector"), Tom finds himself drawn closer to Summer than he ever imagined.</p>

<p>Alice (Gemma Arterton) is a reclusive writer, resigned to a solitary life on the seaside cliffs of Southern England while World War II rages across the channel. When she opens her front door one day to find she's to adopt a young London evacuee named Frank, she's resistant. It's not long, however, before the two realize they have more in common in their pasts than Alice had assumed. Gemma Arterton, Gugu Mbatha-Raw and Tom Courtenay star in this intensely emotional story of love's endurance in trying times.</p>

<p>In the audacious musical epic [m=Summers With Samuel], audiences are invited into a surreal and sprawling journey that defies conventional storytelling. Directed and written by [c=Josh Kelly], this nearly fifteen-hour cinematic experience follows Samuel, a charismatic but conflicted soul who finds himself locked in a cosmic bargain with The Devil. Every summer, Samuel must navigate a fantastical, song-filled landscape where his heart’s desires clash with sinister temptations, all while being guided and challenged by Summer, a luminous and enigmatic figure who represents both hope and peril. The stakes are raised further by the arrival of Breakfast, a whimsical yet unsettling entity whose presence upends the already fragile balance of Samuel’s world. As Samuel grapples with his own identity and the price of his wishes, the film weaves an intoxicating blend of soaring musical numbers, darkly comedic interludes, and poignant introspection. With its genre-defying tone that shifts effortlessly from joyful exuberance to haunting melancholy, [m=Summers With Samuel] is a bold, immersive meditation on love, temptation, and the seasons of the soul.</p>

<p>In the sprawling, sun-drenched landscape of Los Angeles, a diverse group of young people find their lives unexpectedly intersecting over the course of a single, transformative season. Directed by [c=Gabriele Muccino], this vibrant drama weaves together the stories of individuals like a struggling actress, a disillusioned musician, and a food truck owner, each portrayed by a talented ensemble including [c=Matilda Lutz], [c=Brando Pacitto], and [c=Taylor Frey]. As they navigate the complexities of love, ambition, and personal identity, their separate journeys begin to echo and influence one another. The film captures the poignant and often messy search for connection and purpose against the backdrop of a city built on dreams. With its heartfelt tone and authentic performances, this ensemble piece paints a compelling portrait of modern life, where fleeting encounters can spark profound change and the warm light of summer reveals both hidden hopes and harsh realities.</p>

<p>In the sun-scorched town of Oak Grove, Halloween comes early with the annual celebration of Summerween, a twisted tradition that turns a beloved holiday into a nightmare. Directed by [c=Ryan Ebert], this horror film follows a group of teenagers led by [c=Clint Morrison] and [c=Sophia Sabol] as they prepare for a night of costume parties and candy collecting. But when a local legend about a vengeful spirit known as the Summerween Trickster proves all too real, the friends find themselves trapped in a deadly game where every door they knock on could be their last. As the body count rises, the survivors must unravel the dark history behind the celebration before the Trickster claims them all. With a chilling atmosphere that blends seasonal festivity with genuine dread, the film explores the thin line between harmless fun and mortal terror. Featuring a cast including [c=Cole Chapleski], [c=Chase Nelson Breithoff], and [c=Jihad Milhem], Summerween delivers a fresh take on holiday horror that will make viewers think twice before accepting candy from strangers.</p>

<p>Five years ago, Laura Alcott and eleven other jurors found the notorious serial killer Simon Bourdias guilty of capital murder, and he was sentenced to death. But now, mysterious things are beginning to happen to the jury members and tragedies claim the lives of one after the other. Laura realizes these deaths are not a coincidence as she begins to investigate the murders with the help of Detective Callendar and Detective Fletcher. Soon, she will uncover a dangerous truth- like each juror before her Laura is also being SUMMONED.</p>

<p>In the unsettling psychological thriller Sun Choke, [c=Sarah Hagan] delivers a chilling performance as Janie, a young woman recovering from a violent breakdown under the strict, holistic care of her live-in nurse, Irma ([c=Barbara Crampton]). Her days are a rigid regimen of meditation, bizarre therapies, and isolation, all designed to restore her fragile mental state. This fragile peace shatters when Janie becomes dangerously fixated on a charismatic stranger ([c=Sara Malakul Lane]) she spots in town, an obsession that begins to unravel Irma’s carefully constructed control. As Janie’s compulsions grow darker and her pursuit of this new object of desire intensifies, the line between healing and harming blurs into a terrifying ambiguity. Directed by [c=Ben Cresciman], the film crafts a sun-drenched yet deeply claustrophobic atmosphere, where the pursuit of wellness masks a creeping dread and the past threatens to erupt into the present with violent consequences.</p>

<p>Intellectually limited as a result of an accident at birth, Ned Chipley's heart and body are dedicated to his dream of saving lives, but that's not enough for him to meet the Marine Corps' eligibility standards. After his fourth failed attempt to join the Marines, he pairs up with Tally Peterson, a young runaway, and his commitment to defending the United States finds an outlet when the pair mistake a group of young men for terrorists.</p><p>Creating genuine sympathy for a quirky lead whose catalyst for action is built on a misunderstanding requires a deft touch, but these complexities make outsider Ned and his story all the richer. </p>

<p>"What if I told you I could get you to fall in love with me...?"</p><p>College-bound romantic Daniel Bae (Charles Melton) and Jamaica-born pragmatist Natasha Kingsley (Yara Shahidi) meet--and fall for each other--over one magical day amidst the fervor and flurry of New York City. Sparks immediately fly between these two strangers, who might never have met had fate not given them a little push. But will fate be enough to take these teens from star-crossed to lucky in love? With just hours left on the clock in what looks to be her last day in the U.S., Natasha is fighting against her family's deportation as fiercely as she's fighting her budding feelings for Daniel, who is working just as hard to convince her they are destined to be together.</p><p>A modern-day story about finding love against all odds, "The Sun Is Also a Star" explores whether our lives are determined by fate or the random events of the universe.</p>

<p>Kate is a driven publishing exec visiting a summer resort with her boyfriend Eric. There she runs into Shep, an old high school friend and fellow camp counselor, who is now the Activities Director. Shep tries to convince her to take advantage of all the resort has to offer.</p><p> She reluctantly caves when Eric is pulled away on business. As carefree Shep helps Kate rediscover her fun side; Kate helps Shep to stop hiding from life and realize his own potential. In the end Kate must make a choice.</p>

<p>Directed by [c=Esther Son], this striking animated short immerses viewers in a sun-scorched world where the line between reality and memory begins to blur. The film follows a solitary protagonist navigating a landscape that radiates with oppressive heat and shimmering light, their journey driven by a quiet but persistent need to uncover something buried beneath the surface. As the sun beats down relentlessly, the character's surroundings seem to distort, reflecting inner turmoil and unresolved emotions that slowly come into focus. The central conflict emerges from this tension between the external, unforgiving environment and the internal struggle to make sense of fragmented recollections. With its evocative visual style and atmospheric storytelling, Sunburn crafts a meditative and emotionally resonant experience in just five minutes, blending surreal imagery with a deeply human quest for clarity. The tone is introspective and haunting, yet carries a thread of hope as the protagonist pushes forward through the haze. This brief but potent piece lingers long after its final frame, inviting audiences to contemplate the weight of memory and the healing power of confronting what the light reveals.</p>

<p>In the sweltering heat of a Greek island summer, "Sunburnt Snapshots" follows photographer [c=Emma Roberts] as Lena, a woman haunted by fragmented memories of a blissful vacation she cannot fully recall. When she discovers a roll of undeveloped film hidden in her camera bag, Lena becomes obsessed with reconstructing the truth behind the sun-drenched days and moonlit nights that seem to belong to a stranger. As she develops each photograph, she uncovers clues about a mysterious man played by [c=Michael B. Jordan], whose fleeting presence in her images suggests a passionate romance that ended in heartbreak. Navigating the labyrinthine alleys of a whitewashed village and the tangled emotions of her own past, Lena must confront the painful reality that some memories are buried for a reason. This atmospheric drama blends romance and mystery, exploring how a single summer can reshape a life, leaving viewers questioning the reliability of memory and the power of letting go.</p>