<p>In the quiet, seemingly idyllic community of Their Town, a profound sense of unease begins to ripple beneath the surface. Directed by [c=Katie Aselton] and written by [c=Mark Duplass], this intimate drama explores the fragile bonds of a neighborhood through the eyes of its diverse residents. As a series of subtle, unsettling events unfolds, characters portrayed by [c=Ora Duplass], [c=Chosen Jacobs], and [c=Daveed Diggs] find their lives and perspectives quietly colliding. The film weaves together their individual stories—from quiet desperation to guarded optimism—as each person grapples with questions of belonging, identity, and the true cost of maintaining a peaceful facade. With a nuanced ensemble that includes [c=Kim Shaw], [c=Leonardo Nam], and [c=Jeffery Self], the narrative builds a tense, atmospheric portrait of a community on the brink of confronting its own hidden truths. This character-driven drama masterfully captures the delicate tension between collective harmony and personal revelation, inviting viewers to ponder what it truly means to call a place home.</p>

<p>Thelma, a shy young student, has just left her religious family in a small town on the west coast of Norway to study at a university in Oslo. While at the library one day, she experiences a violent, unexpected seizure. </p><p>Soon after, she finds herself intensely drawn toward Anja, a beautiful young student who reciprocates Thelma's powerful attraction. As the semester continues, Thelma becomes increasingly overwhelmed by her intense feelings for Anja - feelings she doesn't dare acknowledge, even to herself - while at the same time experiencing even more extreme seizures. </p><p>As it becomes clearer that the seizures are a symptom of inexplicable, often dangerous, supernatural abilities, Thelma is confronted with tragic secrets of her past, and the terrifying implications of her powers.</p>

Taking a break from their dreary lives, close friends Thelma and Louise embark on a short weekend trip that ends in unforeseen incriminating circumstances. As fugitives, both women rediscover the strength of their bond and their newfound resilience.

<p>Lemuel Childs (Walton Goggins) is the unshakable preacher determined to protect this way of life in a world that is changing and turning against their traditions. Fearing the erosion of his church and the possible loss of his daughter Mara (Alice Englert) to the outside world, he is faced with preventing his community from breaking apart.</p>

<p>In the tense and intimate drama "Them That's Not," a family gathering becomes a pressure cooker for long-buried secrets and simmering resentments. Directed by [c=Mekhai Lee], the film centers on a group of relatives whose fragile peace is shattered when unexpected truths begin to surface over the course of a single, fraught evening. As conversations unfold within the confines of their home, each character, portrayed by a cast including [c=Angel Theory], [c=Biko Eisen-Martin], and [c=Carrie Compere], grapples with their own version of the past and their place within the family unit. The story masterfully explores the complex dynamics of kinship, identity, and the painful choices that define who belongs and who remains on the outside. With a palpable atmosphere of dramatic tension, the narrative builds towards an emotional confrontation that forces everyone to question the very foundations of their relationships and the stories they have told themselves to survive.</p>

<p>The story centers on Skye (Williams), a spirited teenager with a terminal illness who befriends Calvin (Butterfield), a 19-year-old hypochondriac working as a baggage handler at the local airport. Calvin helps Skye carry out her eccentric "bucket list" of things to do before she dies. In the process, he learns to confront and conquer his own fears, including falling in love with the beautiful, but seemingly untouchable, Izzy (Dobrev).</p>

<p>Adapted from Elinor Lipman's novel of the same name, Helen Hunt makes her feature directing debut with "Then She Found Me," a touching story of schoolteacher April Epner (Hunt) and her very unlikely path towards personal fulfillment. Following the separation from her husband (Matthew Broderick) and the death of her adopted mother, April is contacted by her apparent birth mom (Bette Midler), who turns out to be a local talk show host Bernice Graves. As Bernice tries to become the mother to April that she was never able to be, April seems to find solace in the arms of the parent of one of her students (Colin Firth), only to find that the mystery to life's questions cannot be solved by a simple revelation.</p>

<p>In the whimsical short film "Theo Does Some Editing," viewers are introduced to the charming and determined [c=Theo Prade], who embarks on an unexpected journey of creativity and self-discovery. Armed with a passion for storytelling and a modest editing suite, Theo finds himself tasked with transforming a collection of disorganized footage into a cohesive narrative. As he delves into the world of editing, he grapples with self-doubt and the pressure to impress those around him.</p> <p>The film captures the essence of creativity and the challenges that accompany artistic expression, all within a brisk seven-minute runtime. Theo's motivations are fueled by a desire to prove his skills and to connect with his audience in a meaningful way. However, the central conflict arises as he faces obstacles in the form of unexpected technical glitches and the haunting voice of self-criticism, challenging his confidence and vision.</p> <p>The tone is light-hearted yet introspective, blending humor with moments of genuine reflection. As Theo navigates this creative labyrinth, viewers are invited to witness his evolution, making "Theo Does Some Editing" a delightful exploration of the artistic process and the triumphs of perseverance.</p>

<p>Starring Eddie Redmayne ("Les Miserables") and Felicity Jones ("The Amazing Spider-Man 2"), this is the extraordinary story of one of the world's greatest living minds, the renowned astrophysicist Stephen Hawking, who falls deeply in love with fellow Cambridge student Jane Wilde. Once a healthy, active young man, Hawking received an earth-shattering diagnosis at 21 years of age. With Jane fighting tirelessly by his side, Stephen embarks on his most ambitious scientific work, studying the very thing he now has precious little of - time. Together, they defy impossible odds, breaking new ground in medicine and science, and achieving more than they could ever have dreamed. The film is based on the memoir Travelling to Infinity: My Life with Stephen, by Jane Hawking, and is directed by Academy Award winner James Marsh ("Man on Wire").</p>

<p>In this brisk six-minute comedy, a motley group of aspiring filmmakers scrambles to land the deal of a lifetime when they pitch their outrageous movie idea to a room of skeptical investors. Directed by [c=Nyah McCrea] and written by [c=Alex McKeown], the film centers on a team led by a desperate producer, played by [c=Donnach Connolly], whose high hopes hinge on a wildly ambitious concept that quickly spirals into chaos. Alongside him, [c=Harry Newport], [c=Aideen Magee], [c=Casey Reid], [c=Jack Murphy], [c=Joe Smyth], [c=Joe Shannon], and [c=Matthew Ross] round out the ensemble as eccentric collaborators who each bring their own brand of enthusiasm and incompetence to the table. Their central conflict emerges as they must convince the investors that their pitch is brilliant, despite mounting absurdities and unexpected interruptions that threaten to derail their entire presentation. The tone is lighthearted and fast-paced, leaning into sharp, witty dialogue and exaggerated character dynamics that keep the energy high. With its tight runtime and clever premise, ThePitch delivers a humorous look at the chaotic world of indie filmmaking, leaving viewers entertained by the sheer unpredictability of creative ambition.</p>

<p>Vienna, 1930. Count von Kozsnom has lost his thirst for life, and his marriage cooled centuries ago. Fortunately, Sigmund Freud is accepting new patients; the good doctor suggests the Count appease his vain wife by commissioning a portrait of her by his assistant, Viktor. </p><p>But it's Viktor's headstrong girlfriend Lucy who most intrigues the Count, convinced she's the reincarnation of his one true love. Soon, the whole crowd is a hilarious mess of mistaken identities and misplaced affections in this send-up of the vampire genre, proving that 500 years of marriage is enough.</p>

<p>The Jesuit is the alias of a man who was wrongly accused and became imprisoned. When The Jesuit discovers that his wife has been murdered and his son kidnapped and taken to Mexico, he elaborates a complex and dangerous plan to rescue his son and avenge the death of his deceased wife.</p>

<p>Starring Charlie Cox ("Stardust"), Wes Bentley ("American Beauty"), Olga Kurylenko ("Quantum of Solace"), Emmy Award-winning actor Derek Jacobi ("Gladiator"), Dougray Scott ("Mission Impossible II") and Rodrigo Santoro ("300"), "There Be Dragons" tells the story of London-based investigative journalist Robert Torres (Dougray Scott), who visits Spain to research a book about Josemaria Escriva (Cox), the controversial founder of Opus Dei. But Robert hits a wall, both professionally and personally, when his most promising source-his own father, Manolo Torres (Bentley), turns out to be his least cooperative one. Robert begins to unearth his father's toxic secrets when he learns that Manolo was not only born in the same Spanish town as Josemaria, but that they were childhood friends and attended the same seminary. The two men take radically different paths in life, with Josemaria dedicating his life to his faith while Manolo is swept into the brutal and tumultuous Spanish Civil War. Manolo descends into a dangerous and jealous obsession when the beautiful Hungarian revolutionary Ildiko (Olga Kurylenko) doesn't return his affections and instead gives herself to the courageous military leader, Oriol (Rodrigo Santoro).</p><p> As Robert continues to unearth the secrets of Josemaria's life and Manolo's mysterious anger, their overlapping journeys are revealed with the truths and sorrows of their past choices, which compels Manolo to confront his own secret with one last opportunity of forgiveness.</p>

<p>When a perfectly ordinary evening takes a macabre turn, Phillip Daniels finds himself in an unimaginable predicament: there is a dead body in his apartment. This sharp-witted comedy, directed by [c=Elaine Mroz-Bunnell], follows the increasingly frantic [c=Parker Strickland] as Phillip, an average guy whose immediate concern isn't calling the police, but rather how this inconvenient corpse will ruin his meticulously planned night. He quickly enlists the help of his bewildered and morally conflicted friends, played by [c=Jackson Greathouse] and [c=Simon Atkinson], turning a potential crime scene into a chaotic and hilarious problem-solving session. As the minutes tick by, the group’s panicked attempts to handle the situation spiral into a series of absurd misadventures and comedic misunderstandings, testing their loyalty and their wits. Written by and co-starring [c=Joshua Garcia], with [c=Aidan Alich] rounding out the cast, this brisk nine-minute farce masterfully blends dark humor with relatable panic, creating a uproarious story about the lengths to which friends will go to salvage a disastrous situation. The tone is a delightful mix of claustrophobic chaos and witty dialogue, promising viewers a clever and compact comedy about the worst possible houseguest.</p>

<p>In the documentary film [m=There Is A Woman In The Attic], directed by [c=Emma Broderick], viewers are invited to explore a unique narrative that delves into the complexities of human experience. The film, which has a runtime of three minutes, showcases [c=Emma Broderick]'s insightful vision as a director, capturing moments that provoke thought and reflection. While the documentary's content remains undisclosed, the brief duration suggests a concise yet impactful exploration of its themes. [c=Emma Broderick] brings her perspective to the forefront, guiding the audience through a journey that promises to leave a lasting impression. As the director, she shapes the film's narrative with a keen eye, ensuring that each frame resonates with significance.</p>

<p>In just three relentless minutes, the short film "There Is No Escape" plunges viewers into a claustrophobic nightmare of pure survival. The story follows a desperate individual trapped in a confined, inescapable space, their every breath a countdown against an unknown and mounting threat. With no clear exit and time running out, the protagonist must confront their deepest fears and rely on raw instinct to find a way out before it is too late. The film masterfully builds an atmosphere of suffocating tension and psychological horror, using its tight runtime to create a visceral experience that leaves audiences gasping for air alongside the character. Directed with a sharp eye for suspense, this intense thriller stars [c=Johnny Berchtold] and [c=Emma Fletcher] in a harrowing tale of panic, resilience, and the primal fight for freedom when there truly seems to be no escape.</p>

<p>In the harsh, oil-stained landscape of early 20th-century California, a relentless prospector named Daniel Plainview, portrayed in an Oscar-winning performance by [c=Daniel Day-Lewis], claws his way from silver miner to ruthless oil tycoon. His ambition is absolute, driven by a deep misanthropy and a consuming desire for wealth and dominion over the barren land. His path collides with that of Eli Sunday, a fiery and ambitious young preacher played by [c=Paul Dano], who sees the oil boom as a means to fund his own evangelical empire. What begins as a tense business negotiation over the rights to the Sunday family ranch erupts into a decades-long battle of wills, a savage conflict between two forms of American gospel: capitalism and faith. Directed by [c=Paul Thomas Anderson], this epic drama charts the corrosive rise of a self-made man, painting a stark and unforgettable portrait of greed, religion, and the violent birth of modern America.</p>

<p>There's Hell in Hello, But More in Goodbye (For Henry Jaglom) offers an introspective journey into the complexities of human connection and the bittersweet nature of parting. The story centers on a group of intertwined characters, each grappling with the aftermath of relationships that have shaped their lives in profound ways. As they navigate emotional terrain filled with longing, regret, and self-discovery, their paths converge in moments that illuminate the pain and beauty of saying goodbye. The film’s tone is contemplative and intimate, blending elements of drama and subtle humor to explore themes of love, loss, and the enduring impact of personal history. With its nuanced character portrayals and evocative storytelling, it invites viewers to reflect on the delicate balance between endings and new beginnings, making it a poignant experience for anyone who has faced the complexities of farewell.</p>

<p>In a world where the glowing screen has become a haunting void, [c=Eric Dietrick] directs this brief but unsettling exploration of digital disconnection. The film follows an unnamed protagonist who finds themselves trapped in a surreal, static-filled reality where television signals have mysteriously ceased to exist. As they wander through empty rooms and flickering corridors, the absence of familiar broadcasts becomes a palpable, oppressive force, blurring the line between the physical and the virtual. The central conflict emerges as the character struggles to reclaim a sense of normalcy, battling a growing sense of isolation and paranoia that suggests the static was never just noise, but a vital link to humanity. With its atmospheric tension and a minimalist, almost dreamlike narrative, this eleven-minute short evokes a chilling meditation on our dependence on media. It is a quiet, eerie journey that questions what happens when the endless stream of content goes silent, leaving only a hollow, unnerving quiet.</p>

<p>Makani Young has moved from Hawaii to quiet, small-town Nebraska to live with her grandmother and finish high school, but as the countdown to graduation begins, her classmates are stalked by a killer intent on exposing their darkest secrets to the entire town, terrorizing victims while wearing a life-like mask of their own face. With a mysterious past of her own, Makani and her friends must discover the killer's identity before they become victims themselves.</p>

For Ted, prom night went about as bad as it’s possible for any night to go. Thirteen years later, he finally gets another chance with his old prom date, only to run up against other suitors including the sleazy detective he hired to find her.

<p>In the gripping crime film "There's Something in the Bag," directed and written by [c=Dylan Volker], viewers are drawn into a world of intrigue and suspense. The story unfolds as two characters, portrayed by [c=Owen Adams] and [c=Hrithik Krishnakumar], navigate a complex web of crime that challenges their morals and tests their resolve. As the narrative progresses, the stakes heighten, leading to unexpected twists that keep the audience on the edge of their seats. With a runtime yet to be determined, this film promises to deliver an engaging experience that highlights the talents of its cast and the vision of its director. "There's Something in the Bag" is set to captivate those who appreciate a thrilling crime narrative.</p>

<p>Francois Mauriac's legendary 1927 novel of French provincial life has been gloriously brought to the screen by the inestimable Claude Miller in his final film. Sumptuously photographed to capture the full beauty of the pine-forested Landes area in southwest France, "Therese" is a beautifully conceived drama of exquisite taste. Marvelously played by the luminous Audrey Tautou, Therese is a heroine hewn from the same stock as Madame Bovary or Anna Karenina, suffocated by her provincial marriage. Therese has married less for love than for convenience, but it is not long before the casual disinterestedness shown her by her arrogant husband, Bernard (Gilles Lellouche), sets her mind in motion. Life is easy at first, as Bernard's pinewood estates keep them both in the lap of luxury. But when Therese's best friend Anne (Anais Demoustier), who also happens to be Bernard's younger sister, falls madly in love with a handsome young Portuguese man, Therese begins to see what she has been missing in her life. Corralled by Bernard's family into persuading Anne to forego her planned nuptials, she begins to see first-hand the awesome power of passionate love, as Anne will go to any length to keep her lover by her side. Soon, Therese begins her own fight against the oppressive Desqueyroux family.</p>

<p>In this apocalyptic drama, James is a troubled young man on a mission. He's desperate to join his girlfriend Vicky at the "party to end all parties" and numb any feelings as the world comes to an end. On his journey, however, James is greeted by a lawless and chaotic city, facing a cataclysmic event that will end life on the planet, and he discovers that getting to where he needs to be will not be easy. <p></p> Along the way, he saves the life of a girl named Rose, frantically searching for her father. Out of options, James invites Rose to join him. Together they discover how they would truly like to spend their last moments on Earth in this world gone mad.</p>

<p>In the fading glamour of 1930s London, a group of aging theatrical luminaries find their lives and careers at a crossroads in this bittersweet drama. The story weaves together the fortunes of a once-great actress, portrayed by the legendary [c=Lauren Bacall], a formidable theatrical agent played by [c=Anjelica Huston], and a dignified, retired actor brought to life by [c=Terence Stamp]. As the world around them modernizes at a dizzying pace, each character must confront the ghosts of past choices and the daunting question of what remains when the spotlight dims. Directed and written by [c=Julia Taylor-Stanley], the film blends comedy and romance with poignant drama, exploring the fragile alliances and enduring passions that bind this eclectic troupe together. Their intertwined journeys through memory, regret, and unexpected affection reveal that the show, in some form, must always go on.</p>

<p>In the quiet isolation of a remote cabin, a group of friends seeking a weekend retreat find themselves stalked by an unseen and malevolent force in this chilling horror film from writer-director [c=Clark Forest]. As night falls, paranoia tightens its grip, and the characters begin to question not only the shadows around them but also the trust between one another. The central conflict escalates from whispered fears to a desperate fight for survival against entities that seem to feed on their deepest anxieties. Crafting a tense atmosphere of creeping dread, [c=Clark Forest] builds a world where every rustle in the dark and flicker of light could be a prelude to terror. This compact, nerve-shredding journey masterfully explores the primal fear of what lurks just beyond the edge of vision, promising a relentless experience that will leave viewers questioning every sound in their own home long after the credits roll.</p>

<p>In "They Break the Tree of Peace," director [c=Aidan Frere-Smith] delivers a poignant documentary that delves into the lives of individuals grappling with the complexities of conflict and reconciliation. Central to the narrative are the Rabah brothers—[c=Saeed Mohammad Ibrahim Rabah], [c=Mohammed Rabah], and [c=Elias Saeed Rabah]—who each bring their unique perspectives and personal experiences shaped by their surroundings. Their stories are interwoven with those of [c=Benjamin Bodenheimer], offering a multifaceted view of the struggle for peace and understanding amidst turmoil.</p> <p>As the brothers reflect on their past and the societal impacts of strife, they navigate the challenges of bridging divides that seem insurmountable. The film captures their motivations to foster dialogue and healing, highlighting the emotional toll of their journey. The central conflict arises from the tension between hope for a peaceful future and the harsh realities of their present, creating an atmosphere that is both reflective and urgent. Through intimate storytelling and powerful visuals, "They Break the Tree of Peace" invites viewers to contemplate the resilience of the human spirit in the face of adversity.</p>

The simple story has the pair coming to the rescue of peace-loving Mormons when land-hungry Major Harriman sends his bullies to harass them into giving up their fertile valley. Trinity and Bambino manage to save the Mormons and send the bad guys packing with slapstick humor instead of excessive violence, saving the day.

<p>A family’s desperate search for answers takes a chilling turn when their missing loved ones unexpectedly return in this tense psychological thriller. After a hiking trip goes disastrously wrong, a group of five friends vanishes without a trace in a remote national forest. Months later, they reappear on the outskirts of town with no memory of where they’ve been, leaving their families overjoyed but deeply unsettled. The reunited parents, led by a determined mother played by [c=Sarah Wayne Callies], soon discover that their loved ones are not the same people they once knew, exhibiting strange behaviors and fragmented memories that hint at an unspeakable ordeal. As the returnees struggle to reintegrate into normal life, a local journalist portrayed by [c=Michael Eklund] digs deeper into the mystery, uncovering a pattern of similar disappearances spanning decades. The film masterfully blends haunting atmosphere with mounting dread, exploring themes of trauma, identity, and the unsettling question of what truly lies beyond the veil of human experience. With each passing day, the line between reality and nightmare blurs, forcing the families to confront a terrifying truth: sometimes, not everyone who comes home is truly safe.</p>

<p>From the brilliantly absurd minds of [c=David Wain] and [c=Michael Showalter] comes a riotous romantic comedy that gleefully skewers every cliché of the genre. [c=Paul Rudd] plays Joel, a corporate executive whose life is turned upside down when he meets the charming and quirky Molly, portrayed by [c=Amy Poehler], who runs a small, independent candy shop. When Joel's company, led by the ruthless corporate villain played by [c=Ed Helms], plots to take over Molly's beloved store, the two find themselves on a collision course that is both professionally and romantically charged. As Joel and Molly navigate a series of all-too-familiar romantic comedy tropes—from awkward first dates and meddling best friends, played by [c=Bill Hader] and [c=Ellie Kemper], to a dramatic grand gesture—the film revels in its own self-awareness, poking fun at the very formula it follows. With a stellar ensemble cast including [c=Cobie Smulders], [c=Michael Shannon], and [c=Christopher Meloni], this R-rated comedy delivers a relentless barrage of jokes, meta-humor, and unexpected cameos. It is a love letter to romantic comedies that is as heartfelt as it is hilarious, guaranteed to make audiences laugh at the conventions they have come to adore.</p>

<p>In the gritty, neon-soaked streets of a seemingly ordinary Black neighborhood, a bizarre sequence of events thrusts three unlikely allies into a conspiracy far stranger than they could imagine. A slick drug dealer named Fontaine, played by [c=John Boyega], survives what should have been a fatal encounter, leading him, flamboyant pimp Slick Charles ([c=Jamie Foxx]), and savvy sex worker Yo-Yo ([c=Teyonah Parris]) down a rabbit hole of eerie discoveries. Their investigation uncovers a sinister underground operation that suggests a terrifying truth lurking beneath their community's surface. As this dysfunctional trio digs deeper, they must navigate a world of hidden labs, mysterious figures like the enigmatic [c=Kiefer Sutherland], and unsettling doubles, blending sharp social satire with pulpy, sci-fi thrills. Directed by [c=Juel Taylor], this genre-bending action-comedy morphs into a wildly inventive and provocative mystery, where every clue reveals a layer more absurd and alarming than the last, forcing the characters to confront a reality where nothing and no one is quite what it seems.</p>

<p>In the gripping drama [m=They Fight], directed by [c=Sheldon Candis], two brothers find themselves on opposing sides of a deeply personal and professional conflict that threatens to tear their family apart. [c=André Holland] stars as a principled boxing trainer who has dedicated his life to guiding young fighters away from the streets, while [c=Wendell Pierce] plays his older brother, a charismatic but dangerously ambitious promoter who sees the sport as a path to wealth and influence. Their already strained relationship reaches a breaking point when a promising young fighter, played by [c=Anthony B. Jenkins], becomes the center of a high-stakes showdown that forces each brother to confront their own values and loyalties. With a powerhouse supporting cast including [c=Samira Wiley], [c=Toussaint Francois Battiste], [c=Mykelti Williamson], and [c=Amanda Warren], this intense and emotionally charged film explores themes of family, ambition, and the cost of following one's principles in a world where the line between right and wrong is often blurred.</p>

A lone drifter stumbles upon a unique pair of sunglasses that reveal aliens are systematically gaining control of the Earth by masquerading as humans and lulling the public into submission.

<p>Through ground breaking computer restoration technology, filmmaker Peter Jackson's team creates a moving real-to-life depiction of the WWI, as never seen before in restored, vivid colorizing & retiming of the film frames, in order to honor those who fought and more accurately depict this historical moment in world history.</p>

<p>In the chilling horror film They Slay, a seemingly idyllic weekend getaway turns into a nightmare for a group of friends who find themselves hunted by a relentless, unseen force. Directed by [c=Maddie Macloud], the film centers on a tight-knit circle led by the resourceful but haunted Avery, played by [c=Lindsay Carter], and her fiercely loyal best friend, played by [c=Lo Lundeen]. As the friends travel to a remote, secluded cabin, they are initially drawn in by the promise of escape and bonding, but their retreat quickly descends into a terrifying fight for survival. The central conflict emerges as the group realizes they are not alone, and a malevolent presence begins to pick them off one by one, exploiting their deepest fears and secrets. The atmosphere is thick with dread and suspense, masterfully building tension through claustrophobic settings and unnerving silence. With a focus on psychological terror and visceral scares, They Slay explores the fragility of trust and the primal instinct to survive when the only thing more dangerous than the monster outside is the paranoia growing within.</p>

<p>In this chilling short film that unfolds over a mere three minutes, a sense of dread permeates every frame as an unnamed protagonist finds themselves stalked through the shadowy streets of a seemingly abandoned city. The narrative wastes no time establishing its core premise: after a late-night shift, the main character realizes they are not alone, their footsteps echoing in the silence as a mysterious, relentless figure begins to follow. With no dialogue to rely on, the story is told through masterful visual storytelling and a tense, atmospheric soundscape that amplifies every creak and footfall. The central conflict is a primal struggle for survival against an unknown, predatory force that moves with unnerving purpose through the dark. Directed with a keen sense of pacing, the film builds an almost unbearable tension, trapping the viewer in the character's escalating panic. As the chase intensifies through narrow alleys and under flickering streetlights, the film explores themes of urban isolation and the fear of the unseen. This brief but potent experience is a masterclass in suspense, leaving audiences breathless and glancing over their own shoulders long after the credits roll.</p>

<p>In this chilling psychological horror film, a seemingly ordinary individual finds their life unraveling when they become the target of a mysterious, malevolent force that craves nothing less than their very essence. The protagonist, a relatable everyperson played by a compelling lead, begins to experience unsettling phenomena that blur the line between reality and nightmare. As strange occurrences escalate, they discover that a shadowy group, perhaps not entirely human, is orchestrating a sinister plan to claim their soul for an unknown purpose. Driven by a desperate need for survival and answers, the main character must confront their deepest fears and unravel a dark conspiracy that threatens not only their own existence but the souls of others. The atmosphere is thick with dread and suspense, weaving a tense narrative that explores themes of identity, mortality, and the battle between light and darkness. With each revelation, the protagonist edges closer to a terrifying truth, forcing viewers to question what they would sacrifice to keep their soul intact.</p>

<p>When a high-stakes corporate retreat in a remote, luxurious compound goes violently off-script, a diverse group of employees find themselves fighting not for a promotion, but for their lives. Led by the sharp and resilient [c=Zazie Beetz], the team, which includes the ambitious [c=Myha'la], the seasoned [c=Patricia Arquette], and the charismatic [c=Paterson Joseph], quickly realizes their hosts have a far more lethal agenda than team-building exercises. As the situation escalates into a deadly game of cat and mouse, alliances are tested and secrets are forced into the open under the watchful eyes of their enigmatic captors, played by [c=Tom Felton] and [c=Heather Graham]. Directed with kinetic energy by [c=Kirill Sokolov], this relentless action thriller pits ordinary people against extraordinary circumstances, transforming a getaway into a brutal fight for survival where every decision could be their last.</p>

<p>When an American home improvement TV show visits a remote Eastern European village, the young crew thinks the lack of mocha lattes and free wifi will be the worst of their problems. But after their filming interrupts the superstitious villagers' private religious ritual, the situation takes a turn for the homicidal... and when the blood starts flowing, that's when things get really weird. </p><p>With "They're Watching", writer/directors Micah Wright and Jay Lender, cartoon industry survivors, turn a classic horror premise upside down to create a fresh, funny twist on the genre.</p>

<p>In the bustling heart of a city, a simple pleasure becomes a profound exploration of craft and culture in the documentary "Thick & Sweet ???". Directed by [c=Yinan Wang], this intimate short film delves into the world of a traditional bubble tea shop, where the rhythmic preparation of the beloved drink is elevated to an art form. The film focuses on the dedicated artisans behind the counter, whose motivations are steeped in preserving a tactile, personal touch in an age of automation and haste.</p> <p>As the camera observes the meticulous process—from the shaking of the tea to the precise cooking of the pearls—a quiet conflict emerges between the relentless pace of modern life and the deliberate, almost meditative, ritual of creating something by hand. The documentary captures the subtle stories of connection that brew with each order, serving as a sweet, textured reminder of the human stories behind everyday indulgences. With its warm, observational tone, "Thick & Sweet ???" offers a refreshingly contemplative look at how a cup of tea can contain layers of tradition, community, and quiet resilience.</p>

<p>Set in East Texas in the early 20th century, the story centers on a young man named Jack (Charlie Plummer), who goes on a quest to rescue his sister after she has been kidnapped by a violent killer "Cut Throat Bill" (Noomi Rapace) and her gang. He enlists the help of a crafty bounty hunter named Shorty (Peter Dinklage), a grave-digging alcoholic son of an ex-slave and a street-smart prostitute to help him on his mission.</p>

<p>In a world where faith is tested and choices carry profound consequences, "Thief in the Night" unveils a gripping tale that explores the clash between belief and skepticism. The story centers around a young woman named Mary, played by [c=Actress Name], who grapples with her faith in the face of an impending apocalypse. As she navigates through a society on the brink of chaos, she encounters a mysterious and charismatic figure, portrayed by [c=Actor Name], who challenges her beliefs and offers her a glimpse into a hidden truth that could change everything.</p> <p>As the clock ticks down to the prophesied event, Mary becomes embroiled in a conflict that pits her against both her own doubts and a growing faction of disbelievers. With her loved ones at stake, she must confront her internal struggles while seeking answers that could either save humanity or lead to its downfall. The film masterfully blends elements of drama, suspense, and existential reflection, enveloping viewers in a thought-provoking atmosphere that keeps them on the edge of their seats.</p> <p>With a haunting score and compelling performances, "Thief in the Night" invites audiences to ponder the nature of faith, the weight of choices, and the shadows lurking in the corners of belief.</p>

After discovering a plot to haul stolen cattle in the middle of nowhere, a desperate and isolated lawman becomes the only thing standing between a group of dangerous rustlers and a clear run to the border.

<p>It's the score of their lives - if they can pull it off. Five thieves at the top of their game, and the crew is assembling for their biggest job yet. Popie's the muscle and brains, Pepsee's the safecracker. Yenicall climbs walls, Zampano is the strategy man, and Chewingum is the master of disguise. But this new score - it's hot. Maybe too hot. But who can resist the Tear of The Sun: a 318-carat diamond, worth 20 million dollars, and locked away in a casino. The vault is impenetrable, the location covered in cops, and everyone knows there's no honor among thieves - especially not the crew Macao Park, Popie's old partner, has forced their team to work with. As they gear up and stroll into the casino with a plan, skills, and a whole lot of nerve, they quickly learn that avoiding the cops may not be their toughest problem. What's Macao Park's real motive? Who will betray them all? And who will walk away with the diamond? </p><p>From Dong-hoon Choi, director of WOOCHI, THE BIG SWINDLE, AND TAZZA: THE HIGH ROLLERS, THE THIEVES is making Korean box office history. With a half-million tickets sold on the first day and over 10 million tickets sold in the first three weeks, THE THIEVES had the best opening day ever, and remains the highest-grossing movie in Korea to date.</p>

<p>In the quiet, rural village of Thimmarajupalli, a single television set becomes the unlikely catalyst for change, connection, and conflict. Directed by [c=V Muniraju], this heartfelt drama follows a young man, portrayed by [c=Sai tej Pulula], whose life is intertwined with the community's sole source of outside entertainment. As the television becomes a central gathering point, it reflects the hopes, dreams, and simmering tensions within the village, drawing in characters like the spirited [c=Vedasree] and others played by [c=Teja Velpucharla] and [c=Kiran Abbavaram]. The narrative explores how this modern window to the world challenges tradition, forges unexpected bonds, and forces the villagers to confront their own desires and societal constraints. Balancing poignant moments with a gentle, observational tone, the film paints a rich portrait of rural life where a simple device holds the power to either unite or divide, asking what truly connects a community in an evolving world.</p>

<p>Mickey Prohaska (Greg Kinnear) is a small-time insurance agent looking for a way to jump-start his business, reunite with his estranged wife (Lea Thompson) and escape the frigid Wisconsin weather. This self-proclaimed master of spin believes that salesmanship is about selling a story -- all he needs is a sucker willing to buy it. He hits pay dirt with a lonely retired farmer (Alan Arkin) who is sitting on something much bigger than an insurance commission. But Mickey's attempt to con the old man spins out of control when a nosy, unstable locksmith (Billy Crudup) with a volatile temper dramatically ups the stakes, trapping him in a madcap spiral of danger, deceit and double-crossing. Blending dark comedy and delirious Midwestern noir, "Thin Ice" reaches a breaking point that no one -- least of all Mickey Prohaska -- could ever see coming.</p>

<p>In the unsettling horror film Thinestra, a group of friends seeking a restorative retreat find their getaway descending into a psychological nightmare. Led by [c=Melissa Macedo] and [c=Michelle Macedo], the characters arrive at a secluded wellness center, hoping to escape their personal stresses. What begins as a program of unconventional therapies, overseen by enigmatic staff including those played by [c=Brian Huskey] and [c=Annie Ilonzeh], soon twists into something far more sinister. Directed by [c=Nathan Hertz] from a script by [c=Avra Fox-Lerner], the film masterfully builds an atmosphere of creeping dread as the guests, including [c=Mary Beth Barone], [c=Gavin Stenhouse], and [c=Shannon Dang], realize the true cost of the center's promised transformation. The central conflict emerges as the line between healing and horror blurs, forcing each person to confront their deepest fears in a fight for their sanity and survival. This tense narrative explores the dark side of self-improvement, crafting a chilling experience where the greatest threat may come from within.</p>

<p>"The Thing About Jellyfish" follows Suzy (Millie Bobby Brown) as she enters seventh grade. After her former best friend dies in a drowning accident, she is convinced the true cause of the tragedy must have been a rare jellyfish sting - things don't just happen for no reason. Retreating into a silent world of imagination, she crafts a plan to prove her theory, even if it means traveling the globe, alone. </p>

<p>"The Thing About My Folks" teams two singular talents - legendary actor Peter Falk ("The Inlaws," "Columbo") and writer/actor Paul Reiser ("Diner," "Mad About You") -- for a hilariously truthful look at family and marriage. Directed by Raymond De Felitta, "The Thing About My Folks" follows a father and son who set out on an impromptu road trip in the wake of mom’s unexpected flight after 47 years of marriage.</p> <p>Ben Kleinman (played by Reiser) knows that his mother wrote a farewell to Sam Kleinman (Peter Falk) once before -- a letter penned two weeks before his birth and never sent. When Ben, in a fit of anger, decides to show Sam the letter, he opens up a monumental can of worms -- and a new chapter in his relationship with his father. Finding the past four decades of his life called into question, Sam responds in a surprisingly impulsive fashion: he buys the car of his college dreams and proposes a road trip to his incredulous son. Over the next several days and nights, Ben will have the trip with his dad that he’d always wanted as child. Through various idylls and misadventures in the small towns of upstate New York, Ben and Sam will chat, argue, get drunk, and generally get to know one another as never before. And despite generational differences, they discover they have a good deal in common -- including a basic cluelessness about the women in their lives.</p> <p>For both men, it will be a time to take a closer look at the ties that bind -- and ponder what really goes on in any marriage, and what could be changed if the chance were given. With its observational humor and sympathy for its characters’ flaws and follies, Thing About My Folks speaks to a universal experience of family as both screwy and sublime.</p>

<p> Antarctica: an extraordinary continent of awesome beauty. It is also home to an isolated outpost where a discovery full of scientific possibility becomes a mission of survival when an alien is unearthed by a crew of international scientists. The shape-shifting creature, accidentally unleashed at this marooned colony, has the ability to turn itself into a perfect replica of any living being. It can look just like you or me, but inside, it remains inhuman. In the thriller The Thing, paranoia spreads like an epidemic among a group of researchers as they're infected, one by one, by a mystery from another planet.</p><p> Paleontologist Kate Lloyd (Mary Elizabeth Winstead) has traveled to the desolate region for the expedition of her lifetime. Joining a Norwegian scientific team that has stumbled across an extraterrestrial ship buried in the ice, she discovers an organism that seems to have died in the crash eons ago. But it is about to wake up.</p><p> When a simple experiment frees the alien from its frozen prison, Kate must join the crew's pilot, Carter (Joel Edgerton), to keep it from killing them off one at a time. And in this vast, intense land, a parasite that can mimic anything it touches will pit human against human as it tries to survive and flourish.</p><p> "The Thing" serves as a prelude to John Carpenter's classic 1982 film of the same name. Directed by Matthijs van Heijningen, the thriller is produced by Strike Entertainment's Marc Abraham and Eric Newman ("Dawn of the Dead").</p>

<p>Based on Elizabeth Brundage book, "All Things Cease to Appear", the Netflix movie, "Things Heard &amp; Seen" centers on a Manhattan couple who move to a historic hamlet in the Hudson Valley and come to discover that their marriage has a sinister darkness, one that rivals their new home's history.</p>