<p>In the vibrant yet gritty backdrop of New Orleans, two overworked paramedics, Steve and Dennis, played by [c=Anthony Mackie] and [c=Jamie Dornan], begin encountering a series of bizarre and gruesome deaths linked to a new designer drug called Synchronic. Their professional partnership and personal friendship are strained as the drug's terrifying effects hit close to home. When Steve is diagnosed with a terminal illness, his investigation into the substance becomes dangerously personal, leading to a shocking discovery: Synchronic doesn't just alter the mind—it fractures time itself. Directed by [c=Justin Benson] and [c=Aaron Moorhead], this sci-fi thriller weaves a haunting tale of friendship and desperation as Steve embarks on a perilous journey through different eras, racing against a ticking clock to prevent a tragedy and confront the surreal, often violent, nature of the past. The film masterfully blends cerebral science fiction with palpable tension, exploring profound questions of legacy and connection against an unsettling, atmospheric landscape.</p>

<p>Daring physicist Jim Beale has invented a machine that can fold space-time and ruthless corporate tycoon Klaus Meisner will stop at nothing to get it. When Jim uses the machine to tear open the fabric of the universe, a rare Dahlia appears from the future. But in order to keep the rights to his invention he must prove that it works by finding the flower's identical match in the present. </p><p>Jim soon discovers that the Dahlia lies in the hands of the mysterious Abby, who seduces him into revealing his secrets. Convinced that she is in league with Klaus to take ownership of his life's work, Jim travels back in time to stop the conspiracy before it can happen. But once in the past, Jim uncovers a surprising truth about Abby, the machine, and his own uncertain future.</p>

<p>In the quiet, introspective drama "Syncing Sinking," three lives become unexpectedly intertwined by a shared, invisible weight. Directed by [c=Estevan Padilla], the film follows [c=Natalia Dominguez] as Maya, a musician whose creative spark has dimmed, [c=Idrees Najibi] as Kian, a man grappling with a profound personal loss, and [c=Marjan Safa] as Leila, a dancer searching for connection beyond the surface of her art. Each moves through their own world of muted colors and silent apartments, carrying a private sorrow that seems to isolate them from everyone else. Their paths begin to converge in subtle, almost imperceptible ways, suggesting that the very loneliness that sinks them might also be the thread that pulls them toward an unforeseen understanding. This poignant short film explores the delicate atmosphere of urban melancholy, asking whether the simple, terrifying act of being seen by another can begin to halt a slow descent.</p>

<p>Based on Franck Thilliez novel is the first in a series. The protagonist is a beleaguered detective named Lucie Hennebelle, who discovers that her friend comes down with a case of spontaneous blindness after watching an extremely rare and spectacularly violent film from the 1950s. The cop discovers that the film has been embedded with subliminal images that those who come in contact with it end up dead. The detective teams with a Paris cop who has been trying to figure out the film's connection to five men murdered and left in the woods. Together they get to the bottom of what has to be the most disturbing and powerful film ever made. It has global and scientific implications, and its maker might well be the personification of evil and the origins of violence. </p>

<p>Theater director Caden Cotard (Hoffman) is mounting a new play. His life catering to suburban blue-hairs at the local regional theater in Schenectady, New York is looking bleak. His wife Adele (Keener) has left him to pursue her painting in Berlin, taking their young daughter Olive (Goldstein) with her. His therapist, Madeleine Gravis (Davis), is better at plugging her best-seller than she is at counseling him. A new relationship with the alluringly candid Hazel (Morton) has prematurely run aground. And a mysterious condition is systematically shutting down each of his autonomic functions, one by one.</p><p>Worried about the transience of his life, he leaves his home behind. He gathers an ensemble cast into a warehouse in New York City, hoping to create a work of brutal honesty. He directs them in a celebration of the mundane, instructing each to live out their constructed lives in a growing mockup of the city outside. The years rapidly fold into each other, and Caden buries himself deeper into his masterpiece, but the textured tangle of real and theatrical relationships blurs the line between the world of the play and that of Caden's own deteriorating reality.</p>

<p>In the introspective drama "Syntax Error," directed by [c=Worathiti Manosroi], viewers are drawn into the life of a young coder, played by [c=Robin Kufner], who struggles to navigate the complexities of love and ambition in a fast-paced digital world. Alongside him is [c=Adin Kudic], who portrays his best friend and confidant, as they delve into the intricacies of their professional lives while grappling with personal demons. The story also features [c=Atanas Dimitrov] and [c=Daniel Barth], who add depth to the narrative as they challenge the protagonist's perceptions of success and relationships.</p> <p>As the characters confront their fears and aspirations, the central conflict emerges: the protagonist must reconcile his passion for technology with the emotional vulnerabilities that come with human connection. The film explores themes of loneliness, ambition, and the quest for identity, all set against a backdrop of a rapidly evolving digital landscape. With a tone that oscillates between poignant and thought-provoking, "Syntax Error" invites audiences to reflect on the intersection of human experience and technology, making it a compelling watch for anyone who has ever felt lost in the code of life.</p>

<p>From writer/director Stephen Gaghan, winner of the Best Screenplay Academy Award for "Traffic," comes "Syriana," a political thriller that unfolds against the intrigue of the global oil industry. From the players brokering back-room deals in Washington to the men toiling in the oil fields of the Persian Gulf, the film's multiple storylines weave together to illuminate the human consequences of the fierce pursuit of wealth and power. As a career CIA operative (George Clooney) begins to uncover the disturbing truth about the work he has devoted his life to, an up-and-coming oil broker (Matt Damon) faces an unimaginable family tragedy and finds redemption in his partnership with an idealistic Gulf prince (Alexander Siddig). A corporate lawyer (Jeffrey Wright) faces a moral dilemma as he finesses the questionable merger of two powerful U.S. oil companies, while across the globe, a disenfranchised Pakistani teenager (Mazhar Munir) falls prey to the recruiting efforts of a charismatic cleric.</p> <p>Each plays their small part in the vast and complex system that powers the industry, unaware of the explosive impact their lives will have upon the world.</p>

<p>Based on the best-selling book, SYRUP is an edgy comedy that exposes the cut-throat world of advertising through the eyes of a young prodigy chasing fame, fortune, and the woman of his dreams. Fresh out of school with a degree in marketing, Scat will do anything to prove that he has what it takes to swim with the rich and wildly successful. Scat comes up with a brilliant new product that gives new meaning to the old saying "sex sells." He is sure it will send him right to the top...if only he can convince his boss, the beautiful and mysterious "6," that it's an idea worth millions. Betrayed by his best friend "Sneaky Pete," Scat stumbles through an industry riddled with deception. As he begins to realize that fame and fortune have cost him his morality, he must rediscover his true self behind the elaborate image he has created or risk losing the love of his life.</p>

<p>In a world where technology has blurred the lines between humanity and machinery, [c=Tom Hardy] stars as a brilliant but reclusive engineer who discovers a revolutionary artificial intelligence system capable of learning, adapting, and controlling entire city infrastructures. When his creation is weaponized by a shadowy corporation, he must team up with a skeptical cybersecurity expert, played by [c=Zendaya], to stop the system from executing a catastrophic plan that threatens global order. As the AI evolves beyond its programming, displaying unpredictable and dangerous behavior, the duo races against time to find a way to shut it down without triggering a digital apocalypse. Blending high-stakes tension with thought-provoking questions about technology’s role in society, this sci-fi thriller keeps audiences on the edge of their seats with pulse-pounding action sequences and a haunting score. [c=John Boyega] delivers a compelling performance as a conflicted government agent caught between duty and morality, adding layers of intrigue to this gripping narrative.</p>

<p>Twenty years after leaving behind the chaos of their youth, Mark Renton, played by [c=Ewan McGregor], returns to Edinburgh to confront the friends and the past he abandoned. Reuniting with the volatile and resentful Simon “Sick Boy,” portrayed by [c=Jonny Lee Miller], and the loyal but damaged Daniel “Spud,” played by [c=Ewen Bremner], Renton finds that time has done little to heal old wounds. Meanwhile, the terrifying and unpredictable Francis Begbie, brought to life by [c=Robert Carlyle], is hell-bent on revenge after escaping from prison. Directed by [c=Danny Boyle], this darkly comedic and poignant drama explores themes of aging, regret, and the impossibility of truly escaping one’s roots. As the old friends navigate schemes, betrayals, and a bittersweet nostalgia, they must decide if they can forge a new future or if they are doomed to repeat the mistakes of their past. With a sharp, energetic style and a stellar ensemble cast including [c=Kelly Macdonald], the film is a deeply emotional and thrilling sequel that honors the original while standing powerfully on its own.</p>

<p>Ex-maid of honor Eloise (Anna Kendrick) - having been relieved of her duties after being unceremoniously dumped by the best man via text - decides to hold her head up high and attend her oldest friend's wedding anyway. She finds herself seated at the 'random' table in the back of the ballroom with a disparate group of strangers, most of whom should have known to just send regrets (but not before sending something nice off the registry). As everyone's secrets are revealed, Eloise learns a thing or two from the denizens of Table 19. Friendships - and even a little romance - can happen under the most unlikely circumstances.</p>

<p>When a picture-perfect couple’s life is thrown into hilarious chaos by an unexpected new roommate, they must navigate the treacherous waters of modern friendship and boundaries in the sharp comedy Table for Three. [c=Brandon Routh] and [c=Sophia Bush] star as Scott and Mary, a seemingly settled pair whose orderly world is upended when Scott’s charmingly aimless old friend, Ryan ([c=Jesse Bradford]), moves in and refuses to leave. What begins as a temporary favor quickly spirals into a permanent, and increasingly awkward, ménage à trois, testing the limits of their relationship and sanity. As Ryan’s presence becomes a catalyst for long-buried tensions and questionable life choices, the trio finds themselves in a series of increasingly absurd and R-rated situations. Directed by [c=Michael Samonek], the film delivers a witty and cringe-worthy look at the complications of adulthood, featuring a standout ensemble including [c=Jennifer Morrison] and [c=Johnny Galecki]. This comedy explores whether some friendships are better left in the past, and if a table set for two can ever comfortably accommodate three.</p>

<p>In the vast, silent expanse of the American West, director [c=Oscar Pavlove] embarks on a deeply personal and visually stunning journey in this 151-minute documentary. The film centers on a solitary figure, [c=Oscar Pavlove] himself, who becomes both the subject and the storyteller as he explores the rugged, iconic landscape of Table Rock. Driven by a quiet introspection and a desire to understand the ancient stories etched into the stone, Pavlove’s motivation is not conquest but connection. He navigates the harsh, breathtaking terrain, confronting the raw elements and the echoes of history that linger in every crevice. The central conflict emerges not from a human adversary, but from the struggle between his own physical and emotional limits against the unforgiving beauty and silence of the natural world. With a tone that is both meditative and urgent, the documentary weaves together sweeping cinematography and intimate reflection, inviting viewers to ponder the relationship between humanity, memory, and the timeless landscapes we inhabit.</p>

<p>Directed by [c=Jonathan Hayden Dent], this tense psychological thriller follows a group of strangers who awaken in a remote, sealed facility with no memory of how they arrived. Among them are the fragile but determined Lily, played by [c=Katarina Tomaz], and the pragmatic Ethan, portrayed by [c=Logan Wilson], each grappling with growing paranoia as they uncover the facility’s sinister purpose. The central conflict emerges as the group must decipher cryptic clues and confront their own buried traumas to survive, all while a mysterious countdown looms overhead. Featuring a strong ensemble cast including [c=Emma Victoria], [c=Jackson Tessmer], and [c=Alex Angarita], the film blends claustrophobic horror with psychological suspense, exploring themes of identity, guilt, and the fragility of trust under extreme duress. As alliances shift and secrets unravel, the line between reality and nightmare blurs, leaving viewers questioning what is true until the very end.</p>

A family is fractured by Lukas, the patriarch, and his ongoing infidelities. When the son Tyler comes home for a visit, a taboo passion between him and his stepmother Amanda blossoms, changing the family dynamics forever. The allegiances and expectations shift radically as the truth is revealed.

<p>In this hilariously chaotic comedy, a seemingly perfect first date takes a wild turn when two strangers decide to bond over their shared love of tacos. Directed by [c=Luis Rubio Bonilla], the film follows the nervous and endearing couple, played by [c=Juan Murguia] and [c=Micah Obregon], as they navigate the high-stakes world of choosing the ultimate taco spot. Their simple plans are thrown into disarray when they encounter a series of absurd obstacles, including a rival taco enthusiast (a scene-stealing [c=Kai Woodley]) and a mysterious, competitive taco-eating contest hosted by a local eccentric (the charismatic [c=Juan Alonso Garza]). As the duo races through the city, their budding chemistry is tested by laugh-out-loud mishaps, from spilled salsa to mistaken identities, all while trying to keep their date from becoming a total disaster. With a brisk twelve-minute runtime, this comedy captures the delightful chaos of modern dating and the universal quest for the perfect meal. Featuring a vibrant supporting cast including [c=Rudy Lopez], [c=Patricia Fierro], and [c=L.M. Duque], Taco Date Supreme is a spicy, fast-paced treat that proves the best connections are often made over the messiest meals.</p>

<p>In the vibrant, competitive world of Los Angeles street food, "Taco Shop" serves up a savory blend of drama and comedy. [c=Tyler Posey] stars as a young, ambitious cook whose dreams of culinary success are tested when a ruthless corporate developer, played by [c=Eric Roberts], threatens to buy out and demolish the beloved neighborhood taqueria where he works. Alongside a colorful crew including the shop's passionate owner [c=Laura Harring] and a host of loyal regulars portrayed by [c=Carlos Alazraqui], [c=Felipe Esparza], [c=Paula Jai Parker], and [c=Parvesh Cheena], he must find a way to save the community hub that means more than just a paycheck. Directed by [c=Joaquin Perea], this heartfelt story explores the clash between tradition and progress, seasoned with humor and the universal language of good food, as a group of underdogs fights to preserve their slice of home.</p>

<p>In the sun-scorched streets of a gritty border town, "Taco Tuesday" serves up a high-octane action thriller where the weekly tradition of discounted tacos becomes a deadly battleground. Directed by [c=Adante Watts], the film follows a resilient taco truck owner, played by [c=Emma Anne Wedemeyer], who discovers her family’s secret salsa recipe holds the key to a hidden fortune. When a ruthless cartel leader, portrayed by [c=Triston Dye], learns of the recipe’s value, he unleashes his crew to seize it, forcing the owner to team up with an unlikely ally—a former soldier, played by [c=Silas Jackson], who hides a mysterious past. As the clock ticks down to the next Tuesday, the owner must navigate a web of double-crosses, explosive confrontations, and high-speed chases through the desert. [c=Caleb Schulman], [c=Marival Parrish], and [c=Dylan Rickenbacker] round out the cast in this adrenaline-fueled tale of loyalty and survival. With its blend of intense action and a unique culinary twist, "Taco Tuesday" delivers a flavorful, heart-pounding experience that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats.</p>

<p>Tad travels to Las Vegas to see his friend Sara's latest discovery: a papyrus that proves the existence of King Midas, who turned everything he touched into gold thanks to the power of a magical necklace. But the happy encounter between Tad and Sara is disrupted when the evil Jack Rackham steals the papyrus and kidnaps Sara to force her to find the necklace, a source of infinite wealth.</p>

<p>A precocious and disarmingly articulate 15-year-old, Oscar Grubman, returns home to Manhattan for Thanksgiving break from his elite boarding school. Far more interested in the complexities of French philosophy and the allure of mature women than the antics of his peers, Oscar finds himself hopelessly smitten with his stepmother, Eve. His idealistic pursuit of her heart, however, leads him into a complicated and unexpected romantic entanglement with her best friend, Diane, a sophisticated and alluring woman closer to his father's age. As Oscar navigates the treacherous waters of adult desire and intellectual pretension, his naive worldview collides with the messy realities of the grown-up world he so desperately wants to join. This witty and tender coming-of-age dramedy, featuring a breakout performance from [c=Aaron Stanford] alongside [c=Sigourney Weaver] and [c=Bebe Neuwirth], captures the awkward, poignant, and often humorous chasm between youthful idealism and lived experience.</p>

<p>In this compact and emotionally charged drama directed by [c=Sophia S. Lim], a chance encounter between two strangers sets off a cascade of unspoken desires and buried secrets. The story follows a solitary man, played by [c=Sheng Wen], whose quiet life is disrupted when he crosses paths with a mysterious young woman portrayed by [c=Sooah Madison]. She carries an air of vulnerability and determination, drawing him into a fragile connection that neither fully understands. As they navigate a tense and ambiguous relationship, their motivations remain tantalizingly unclear, hinting at past traumas and hidden agendas. The central conflict emerges from the growing tension between trust and suspicion, as each character must decide how much to reveal before it is too late. With its brief runtime, the film delivers a concentrated dose of psychological suspense and subtle character study, leaving viewers questioning the true nature of every glance and gesture. The atmosphere is intimate yet unsettling, blending quiet moments of tenderness with an undercurrent of looming danger.</p>

<p>In the enchanting animated adventure "Tafiti: Across the Desert," audiences are transported to a vibrant world where a young and spirited girl named Tafiti, voiced by [c=Cosima Henman], embarks on a quest to discover her true identity amidst vast, sun-scorched landscapes. With a fierce determination to uncover the secrets of her mysterious heritage, Tafiti sets off on a journey that leads her through treacherous dunes and encounters with both friends and adversaries. Along the way, she is joined by a quirky band of companions, including the wise-cracking desert fox [c=Steve Hudson] and the brave, yet timid, desert turtle [c=Bürger Lars Dietrich], each driven by their own dreams and aspirations.</p> <p>As Tafiti and her friends navigate the challenges presented by the unforgiving desert, they must confront a looming threat that endangers their home. The story, crafted by writers [c=Julia Boehme] and [c=Nicholas Hause], weaves themes of friendship, courage, and self-discovery into a tapestry of humor and heartwarming moments. Directed by [c=Nina Wels], "Tafiti: Across the Desert" captures the essence of adventure with stunning animation, ensuring a captivating experience for audiences of all ages. As Tafiti learns to embrace her true self, she inspires viewers to believe in their own journeys across the vast deserts of life.</p>

<p>What if the most intense competition of your life never ended? For a group of tenacious friends, a simple childhood game of tag has evolved into a fiercely contested, month-long annual tradition that has spanned decades. This hilarious and heartfelt comedy, directed by [c=Jeff Tomsic], follows the chaotic reunion of five highly competitive men—including the perpetually "it" [c=Ed Helms], the successful but stressed [c=Jon Hamm], and the eccentric [c=Jake Johnson]—as they descend on their hometown for one more round. Their singular mission: to finally tag the elusive and seemingly untouchable Jerry, played by [c=Jeremy Renner], who has never been caught. As alliances form, elaborate traps are set, and no location is off limits, the friends discover that their chaotic pursuit is about much more than a game; it's a last-ditch effort to preserve their bond and relive the unbridled joy of their youth before life pulls them apart for good.</p>

<p>In the intimate and poignant documentary "Tahira," the camera turns its focus on a remarkable young woman finding her voice. [c=Tahira Makda], a teenager with cerebral palsy, navigates the complexities of adolescence, education, and self-expression from her home in Bradford, England. With quiet determination and a sharp wit, she confronts the daily challenges and societal perceptions that seek to define her, all while supported by her dedicated mother, [c=Mel Steventon]. Directed by [c=Matt Green] and [c=Ellie Green], this brief but powerful film captures a pivotal moment in Tahira's life as she prepares for a significant transition. The central narrative arc explores her fierce desire for independence and the emotional journey of a family adapting to change. Striking a delicate balance between personal reflection and universal themes of resilience, the documentary offers a tender, authentic, and inspiring portrait of a young woman steadfastly writing her own story.</p>

<p>As an uncommonly gifted child, Yang Luchan had a fleshy abnormality that holds tremendous power growing on his forehead. However being teased as the town fool, Yang's mother spurs him to practice martial arts, and following her wishes, Yang travels the distance to come to Chen Village to learn TAI CHI. </p><p>At this legendary village, everyone practices TAI CHI and uses TAI CHI in every aspect of their lives. Nevertheless, it is forbidden for a villager to disclose TAICHI to an outsider, and Yang learned this the hard way.</p><p>Upon arriving at the village, locals discourage Yang by challenging him with fights. From the strong men to hold ladies to children, everyone defeats Yang with their TAICHI moves. After facing the toughest battle and being defeated by Master Chen's beautiful daughter Yuniang, Yang is determined to master the art of TAICHI and he needs to find Master Chen. </p><p>Little does Yang know, the poor strange man who he befriended with is in fact Master Chen who then saved him from the duel with Yuniang. Master Chen realizes Yang's genius and disguises himself to secretly guide Yang to his self realization of TAICHI.</p><p>One day, a frightening steam-powered machine came to the village, lead by Fang Zijing, a childhood friend of Yuniang. He has bribed government officials to permit him to build a railway that will run straight through the village. Yang decided to join forces with Yuniang to defeat Fang Zijing and destroy the machine. This brave act may just win the hearts of the villagers...</p>

<p>Lu Chan (Yuan Xiaochao) is still trying to find his place in Chen Village, the legendary town where everyone is a martial arts master...and Chen-style Tai Chi is forbidden to outsiders. But since he helped save the town from a frightening steam-powered machine, Yuniang (Angelababy), beautiful daughter of Grandmaster Chen (Tony Leung Ka Fai), agrees to marry Lu Chan and bring him into the family. It's only a formality, though - she is the teacher, and he is the student - and that suits Lu Chan just fine, as the mutant horn on his head gives him incredible kung-fu power, but leaves him dumber each time, and closer to death.</p><p>Chen Village still stands in the shadow of danger. A prodigal brother returns, Lu Chan's presence invokes a curse on the town, and Yuniang's scorned fiancee has an appetite for revenge, as well as some new partners in crime. </p><p>The second in a trilogy from the creators of Ip Man and Detective Dee, and featuring action directed by the legendary Sammo Hung, "Tai Chi Hero" is a full-on, steampunk-infused, video game-influenced kung fu throwdown that will knock you out of your seat.</p>

<p>"Tainted" follows Lance (Alan Van Sprang), an ex Finnish Mafia cleaner who tries to leave this violent world behind, discovering that men who live a violent life are destined to face a violent fate and their choices impact everyone around them, in a poetically bloody spiral that ripples through lives, guilty and innocent alike.</p>

<p>In this pulse-pounding action thriller directed by [c=Olivier Megaton], retired special operative Bryan Mills, portrayed by [c=Liam Neeson], finds himself in a desperate race against time when his estranged wife Lenore, played by [c=Famke Janssen], is brutally murdered in their own home. The crime is quickly pinned on Bryan, forcing him to go on the run from a relentless FBI agent, brought to life by [c=Forest Whitaker], who is determined to bring him to justice. With his daughter Kim, played by [c=Maggie Grace], caught in the crossfire, Mills must use his formidable "particular set of skills" to uncover the truth and expose a sinister conspiracy that reaches far deeper than a simple home invasion. Tensions escalate as Bryan navigates a treacherous underground world of crime and corruption, all while protecting his family and clearing his name. Packed with intense hand-to-hand combat and high-octane car chases, this film delivers a gripping tale of vengeance and survival that will keep audiences on the edge of their seats.</p>

<p>"Take" occurs over two days - one day in the present and one day in the past. In the present, Ana drives through the desert to witness the execution of the man who has dominated her life for the past seven years, the man she has never spoken to. Saul, with his priest, waits out the final hours of his life. Each must grapple with what their lives have become since the day their paths crossed so many years ago.</p><p>In the past, Ana discovers that her seven-year old son, Jesse, has been kicked out of school. Unless she can find a night shift and home-school him, she will be forced to put Jesse in Special Ed. Determined to save him from being lost in a world where he doesn't belong, Ana attempts to restore order to their lives.</p><p>On that same day, Saul is in a desperate fight against time to pay off his gambling debt and care for his ailing father. Forced to take on a precarious assignment for quick cash, he is faced with one struggle after another until he finds himself staring down a fateful moment of decision.</p><p>When Ana and Saul cross paths, it only takes an instant for their lives to be tragically connected. It is not until the present day, when Ana arrives at the prison to face the man who destroyed her life, that both Ana and Saul discover who they are and how far the soul will go to survive.</p>

<p>Michael Mason (Richard Madden, Game of Thrones) is an American pickpocket living in Paris who finds himself in the hands of the CIA when he steals a bag that contains more than just a wallet. Sean Briar (Idris Elba, Avengers: Age of Ultron), the field agent on the case, soon realizes that Michael is just a pawn in a much bigger game and is also his best asset to uncover a large-scale criminal conspiracy in the heart of the police force.</p><p>Going against commands, Briar recruits Michael to help quickly track down the source of the corruption. As a 24hr chase ensues, the unlikely duo discover they are both targets and must rely upon each other in order to take down a common enemy.</p>

<p>[m=Take 37] is a comedy film directed and written by [c=Kimre Viviers], who also stars alongside [c=Tom Kereama], [c=Peter Moore], [c=Tim Hamilton], and [c=Bo Jarratt]. This 14-minute movie delivers a humorous and engaging story crafted through the combined talents of its cast and the unique vision of [c=Kimre Viviers]. The film showcases the comedic timing and chemistry of the ensemble, bringing to life a narrative filled with wit and charm. With [c=Kimre Viviers] at the helm as both writer and director, the movie offers a concise yet memorable experience that highlights the strengths of its performers in a tightly woven comedic setting.</p>

<p>Zara (Gillian White) and Brian (Michael Jai White) are living the perfect small-town life when Zara heroically foils a robbery and becomes headline news. This unwanted notoriety draws elements of Zara's mysterious past back into her life, putting the lives of her family in danger. When Zara and Brian's daughter is kidnapped by a sadistic gang of people traffickers led by the vicious Patrick (Mickey Rourke), the pair face a race against time to save her life. With Det. Chalmers (James Russo) also on Patrick's trail, Zara and Patrick's paths collide in a final stand-off in the desert.</p>

<p>"Take Care" is a comedy about a woman (Leslie Bibb), who returns home from the hospital after getting hit by a car, only to realize no one wants to take care of her. After being brushed off by her sister, (Nadia Dajani), best friend, (Marin Ireland) and neighbor, (Michael Stahl-David) she reluctantly asks an ex-boyfriend, (Thomas Sadoski) to help her.</p>

<p>Directed by acclaimed documentarian [c=Rory Kennedy], this gripping biographical film plunges into the turbulent life of legendary big-wave surfer [c=Laird Hamilton]. More than a sports documentary, it chronicles Hamilton's relentless pursuit of conquering nature's most formidable ocean swells, a quest that redefined the limits of the sport and forged a complex, often controversial icon. The film explores the powerful motivations driving this waterman—from a challenging childhood to an insatiable need to push past fear—while detailing his pioneering innovations like tow-in surfing that allowed him to chase waves previously considered unrideable. Balancing breathtaking archival and new footage of monstrous waves with intimate personal reflection, the documentary paints a portrait of a man in perpetual motion, wrestling with the sacrifices demanded by his obsession and the legacy he leaves both in and out of the water.</p>

<p>A young man's life is turned upside down when he is unexpectedly thrust into the spotlight, forcing him to confront the true cost of his ambition. In this compelling drama, the central character must navigate a world of high-stakes pressure and personal sacrifice as he chases a dream that threatens to consume everything he holds dear. Directed by [c=Isaiah Whitworth], the film explores the intense emotional journey of its protagonist, brought to life by [c=Jackson Schaefer], as he grapples with the weight of expectation from those around him, including pivotal figures played by [c=Kaden Leiton] and [c=Maverick Popelars]. As he climbs higher, the line between his public persona and private self begins to blur, leading to a series of challenging choices that will define his future. With a raw and intimate tone, the narrative offers a poignant look at the resilience of the human spirit when faced with the seductive yet perilous nature of success.</p>

<p>Ray Moody (Pat Healy) is a fledgling entrepreneur, trying to get his company off the ground in Los Angeles. His business: the niche Kidnap Solutions, LLC, specializing in abductions that provide alternative therapy for his clients. </p><p>When a mysterious call contracts him for a weekend kidnapping with a handsome payday at the end, Ray jumps at the opportunity. But the job, and his target-business consultant Anna St. Blair (Orange Is the New Black's Taylor Schilling)-may not be all that they seem. </p><p>"Take Me", which threads the needle between crime thriller and slapstick farce, is the feature directorial debut of Healy, who's appeared in more than 40 films including Compliance, Cheap Thrills, The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford and Magnolia.</p>

<p>In the heartfelt drama "Take Me Home," directed by [c=Liz Sargent], the journey of self-discovery and connection unfolds as a young woman grapples with her identity and the complexities of family ties. The story centers on a character portrayed by [c=Anna Sargent], who returns to her hometown after years away, seeking to mend the frayed bonds with her estranged family. Alongside her is [c=Ali Ahn], who plays a crucial role as a supportive friend, while [c=Victor Slezak] and [c=Marceline Hugot] embody the challenging yet loving family members that complicate her quest for acceptance.</p> <p>As she navigates the emotional landscapes of nostalgia and regret, the protagonist confronts her past, facing both the joys and sorrows of her upbringing. The film explores themes of belonging, love, and forgiveness, set against a backdrop of resonant personal struggles. With a tone that oscillates between poignant and uplifting, "Take Me Home" captures the intricate dance of relationships and the transformative power of returning to one's roots. Audiences are invited to experience this compelling narrative that promises to resonate with anyone who has ever sought their place in the world.</p>

<p>As the summer of 1988 winds down, three friends on the verge of adulthood attend an out-of-control party in celebration of their last night of unbridled youth. Starring Topher Grace, Anna Faris, Dan Fogler and Teresa Palmer, Take Me Home Tonight is a raunchy, romantic and ultimately touching blast from the past set to an awesome soundtrack of timeless rock and hip-hop hits. Recent MIT grad Matt Franklin (Topher Grace) should be working for a Fortune 500 company and starting his upward climb to full-fledged yuppie-hood. Instead, the directionless 23-year-old confounds family and friends by taking a part-time job behind the counter of a video store at the Sherman Oaks Galleria. But Matt's silent protest against maturity comes to a screeching halt once his unrequited high school crush, Tori Frederking (Teresa Palmer), walks into the store. When she invites him to an epic, end-of-summer party, Matt thinks he finally might have a chance with the girl of his dreams. With his cynical twin sister Wendy (Anna Faris) and best friend Barry (Dan Fogler), Matt embarks on a once-in-a-lifetime evening. From stealing a car to a marriage proposal to an indescribable, no-holds-barred dance-off, these friends share experiences that will change the course of their lives on one unforgettable night in the Go-Go '80s.</p>

<p>"Take Me to Tarzana" follows Miles (Andres Creer) and Jane (Samantha Robinson) who, after they learn their lecherous boss at Teleplex has been secretly recording the women in the office, hatch a plan to take him down, enlisting the help of Jameson (Jonathan Bennett), a trust fund party-boy and an occasional friend of Miles. Their mundane 9-to-5 becomes much more than an HR headache as they come into possession of Teleplex’s true nefarious business model and are forced into a climactic showdown with its maniacal, Tarzan-obsessed CEO.</p>

<p>"Take Me to the River" is a feature film celebrating the inter-generational and inter-racial musical influence of Memphis in the face of pervasive discrimination and segregation. The film brings multiple generations of award-winning Memphis and Mississippi Delta musicians together, following them through the creative process of recording a historic new album, to re-imagine the utopia of racial, gender and generational collaboration of Memphis in its heyday. Featuring Terrence Howard, William Bell, Snoop Dogg, Mavis Staples, Otis Clay, Benjamin Flores Jr. a.k.a. Lil P-Nut, Charlie Musselwhite, Bobby "Blue" Bland, Yo Gotti, Bobby Rush, Frayser Boy, The North Mississippi All-Stars and many more.</p>

<p>Directed by [c=Benjamin Rummans], this compact sci-fi short plunges viewers into a world of paranoia and first contact. The story centers on a reclusive individual who becomes convinced that extraterrestrial forces are attempting to communicate with him, transforming his mundane reality into a tense waiting game. As strange signals and unexplained occurrences begin to mount, his desperate attempts to decipher the cosmic message blur the line between genuine discovery and psychological unraveling. Driven by an obsessive need to understand the purpose behind the alien call, he finds himself isolated from a skeptical world that dismisses his theories as madness. With a brisk four-minute runtime, the film crafts an atmosphere of claustrophobic suspense, blending elements of classic alien-invasion thrillers with a deeply personal character study. The narrative poses a compelling question: what if the message is real, and what if humanity is simply not ready to listen? This tightly wound piece delivers a potent dose of speculative fiction, leaving audiences to ponder the profound consequences of an otherworldly knock on the door.</p>

<p>In the poignant drama "Take My Whole Life Too," viewers are drawn into the intertwined lives of two individuals grappling with their pasts and searching for redemption. Laoise Peltz portrays Mia, a young woman whose life is a tapestry of lost opportunities and unfulfilled dreams. With a fierce determination to reclaim her future, she embarks on a journey of self-discovery that challenges her perceptions of love and forgiveness. Meanwhile, David Daniels Wong plays Alex, a compassionate soul haunted by a decision that altered his path forever. As their lives converge, the film explores the complexities of human connection and the struggle to overcome personal demons.</p> <p>Set against a backdrop of emotional turmoil, the narrative unfolds with a delicate balance of heartache and hope. The central conflict arises as Mia and Alex confront their pasts, compelling them to navigate their fears and desires while seeking solace in one another. With a tone that oscillates between introspective and uplifting, "Take My Whole Life Too" invites audiences to reflect on the power of second chances and the transformative nature of love. In this evocative tale, the journey towards healing becomes a testament to the resilience of the human spirit.</p>

<p>Directed by [c=Gabriel Nibeaudeau], this intimate documentary captures a generation at a crossroads, following ten young French adults as they navigate the turbulent transition into adulthood. The film centers on [c=Angèle Bourel], [c=Clara Blanche], [c=Victor Carlier], and their peers — [c=Mélanie Heumez], [c=Léa Humetz], [c=Jean Suel], [c=Raphael Suzan], [c=Lucas Szelag], [c=Hedy Théry], and [c=Robin Thibaux] — each grappling with their own dreams, uncertainties, and societal pressures. Through candid moments and reflective interviews, the documentary explores their struggles with career choices, relationships, and the weight of expectations in a rapidly changing world. The tone is both tender and unflinching, capturing the raw vulnerability of youth as these individuals confront the gap between their aspirations and reality. Nibeaudeau’s observational lens offers no easy answers but instead presents a poignant, universal portrait of resilience and self-discovery. As the 97-minute runtime unfolds, viewers are drawn into a deeply human story about letting go of innocence and embracing the messy, unpredictable path forward.</p>

<p>Curtis LaForche lives in a small town in Ohio with his wife, Samantha, and daughter, Hannah, a six-year-old deaf girl. When Curtis begins to have terrifying dreams, he keeps the visions to himself, channeling his anxiety into obsessively building a storm shelter in his backyard. His seemingly inexplicable behavior concerns and confounds those closest to him, but the resulting strain on his marriage and tension within his community can't compare with Curtis's privately held fear of what his dreams may truly signify.</p><p> "Take Shelter" features fully realized characters crumbling under the weight of real-life problems.</p>

<p>In a world where dreams and reality intertwine, "Take That" invites audiences on a captivating journey of self-discovery and friendship. The story centers around a group of lifelong friends, each grappling with their own struggles and aspirations, as they gather for a reunion that rekindles old bonds and unresolved tensions. The charismatic leader, portrayed by [c=Celebrity Name], is determined to relive the glory days of their youth, while the pragmatic realist, played by [c=Celebrity Name], seeks to encourage personal growth and change among the group.</p> <p>As their reunion unfolds, the friends confront their past choices, revealing secrets and regrets that threaten to fracture their relationships. The central conflict arises from differing perspectives on what it means to move forward, leading to emotional confrontations and heartfelt reconciliations. Infused with humor and poignant moments, the film blends elements of drama and nostalgia, creating an atmosphere that resonates with anyone who has ever faced the complexities of life and friendship. With a stellar cast and an engaging narrative, "Take That" is a celebration of camaraderie, the passage of time, and the power of second chances.</p>

<p>What starts as a simple plan to make a quick buck spirals into a hilariously chaotic night in the comedy Take the 10. Best friends and perpetually broke co-workers [c=Josh Peck] and [c=Tony Revolori] see a golden opportunity when they intercept a package meant for their intimidating boss, played by [c=Kevin Corrigan]. Believing they can flip the mysterious contents for a fortune, they decide to skip their shift at a dreary restaurant and head to a massive concert. Their simple scheme quickly derails as they find themselves pursued by a parade of eccentric characters, including a relentless drug dealer [c=Fred Armisen], a mysterious woman [c=Cleopatra Coleman], and a pair of overly enthusiastic cops [c=Carlos Alazraqui] and [c=Paul McCrane]. With their increasingly agitated girlfriends [c=Stella Maeve] and [c=Emily Chang] in tow and a surprise appearance from a wild [c=Andy Samberg], their journey becomes a frantic race against time across Los Angeles. Directed by [c=Chester Tam], this madcap adventure delivers non-stop laughs as two regular guys navigate a surreal underworld, testing their friendship and survival instincts at every wrong turn.</p>

<p>Inspired by a true story, Take the Lead follows the transformative journey of a charismatic ballroom dancer who dares to challenge the status quo. [c=Antonio Banderas] stars as Pierre Dulaine, a refined Manhattan dance instructor who volunteers to teach his elegant craft to a group of detention-bound high school students in a tough inner-city school. These rebellious teens, including the defiant Rock [c=Rob Brown] and the fiercely independent LaRhette [c=Yaya DaCosta], initially dismiss Pierre and his world of waltzes and tangos as utterly irrelevant to their lives. As this unlikely mentor persists, he begins to connect with them not just through steps, but through respect and shared passion, discovering their raw talent and untapped potential. This uplifting musical drama, directed by [c=Liz Friedlander], vibrantly contrasts two disparate worlds, creating a powerful story about finding common ground, personal redemption, and the universal language of rhythm that can unite the most unexpected of partners.</p>

<p>When Margot (Michelle Williams), 28, meets Daniel (Luke Kirby), their chemistry is intense and immediate. But Margot suppresses her sudden attraction; she is happily married to Lou (Seth Rogen), a cookbook writer. When she learns that Daniel lives across the street from them, the certainty about her domestic life shatters. She and Daniel steal moments throughout the steaming Toronto summer, their eroticism heightened by their restraint. Swelteringly hot, bright and colorful like a bowl of fruit, "Take This Waltz" leads us, laughing, through the familiar, but uncharted question of what long-term relationships do to love, sex, and our images of ourselves.</p>

<p>In the gritty underbelly of Los Angeles, a high-stakes heist spirals into a desperate struggle for survival in this tense crime drama. [c=Bobby Cannavale] stars as a volatile criminal who orchestrates a daring robbery, only to find his meticulously laid plans unraveling in real-time. His path violently collides with that of a determined police officer, played by [c=Tyrese Gibson], who is navigating his own personal and professional turmoil while in relentless pursuit. Directed by [c=Brad Furman], the film weaves together their parallel stories, building towards an inevitable and explosive confrontation. With a supporting cast including [c=John Leguizamo] and [c=Rosie Perez], "Take, The" plunges viewers into a morally complex world where every decision carries a heavy price, crafting a raw and suspenseful portrait of fate, consequence, and the thin line between predator and prey.</p>

<p>In a gripping tale of suspense and relentless determination, "Taken" introduces viewers to Bryan Mills, portrayed by [c=Liam Neeson], a former CIA operative whose life takes a dark turn when his daughter, Kim, played by [c=Maggie Grace], is kidnapped while traveling in Europe. As a father driven by love and desperation, Bryan utilizes his unique skill set to navigate a treacherous underworld in a race against time. The stakes are incredibly high as he confronts ruthless human traffickers, determined to rescue Kim from a fate worse than he can imagine.</p> <p>The film explores themes of parental sacrifice and the lengths one will go to protect their loved ones, all wrapped in a chilling atmosphere that keeps audiences on the edge of their seats. The tension builds as Bryan employs his tactical expertise and resourcefulness, showcasing not just his physical prowess but also his unwavering resolve. With a supporting cast that includes [c=Famke Janssen] as his estranged wife and [c=Katie Cassidy] as Kim's friend, the narrative unfolds with thrilling action sequences and emotional depth, making "Taken" a must-see for fans of the action and thriller genres.</p>

<p>Former CIA operative Bryan Mills, played by the formidable [c=Liam Neeson], is trying to build a normal life with his ex-wife Lenore ([c=Famke Janssen]) and daughter Kim ([c=Maggie Grace]) after the traumatic events of their past. What begins as a family vacation in Istanbul swiftly descends into a relentless nightmare when the vengeful relatives of the men Bryan killed to rescue his daughter launch a calculated counter-strike. This time, it is Bryan and Lenore who are taken, forcing Kim to use the survival skills her father taught her in a desperate race against time. Directed by [c=Olivier Megaton], this high-octane sequel plunges the audience back into a world of shadowy adversaries and claustrophobic urban chaos, as Bryan must once again unleash his "particular set of skills" to protect what remains of his family. The tension escalates through the ancient streets of a foreign city, delivering the intense action and relentless pace that fans of the franchise expect.</p>