<p>In the raw and unflinching drama [m=To the Bone], [c=Lily Collins] delivers a powerful performance as Ellen, a sharp-witted but dangerously thin young artist grappling with anorexia. After years of failed treatments and strained relationships with her family, including her concerned stepmother [c=Carrie Preston], Ellen is persuaded to try one last unconventional recovery program. She enters a group home run by an unconventional but dedicated doctor, played with surprising warmth by [c=Keanu Reeves], where she meets a handful of fellow residents, including the fragile [c=Ciara Bravo] and the enigmatic [c=Alex Sharp], all battling their own demons. Blending moments of unexpected humor with its stark drama, the film follows Ellen's difficult journey as she is forced to confront the underlying pain fueling her illness and the possibility of a different future. Directed and written by [c=Marti Noxon] from a deeply personal place, this story navigates the complex path toward healing with honesty and a refusal to offer easy answers.</p>

<p>In the hauntingly brief yet impactful short film "To the Forest," director [c=Katherine Messier] crafts a potent visual poem about memory and loss. The story follows a solitary figure, portrayed with silent intensity, who is drawn back to a dense, whispering woodland that holds the echoes of a past trauma. Their journey is not one of physical exploration, but an emotional excavation, as every shadowed path and rustling leaf seems to pull them deeper into a confrontation with what was left behind. This atmospheric piece unfolds as a meditative and deeply personal odyssey, where the central conflict lies within the protagonist's struggle to navigate the tangled undergrowth of their own grief. Stripped of dialogue, the film relies on evocative imagery and a resonant soundscape to build a tone of melancholic beauty and eerie suspense, blurring the lines between a natural refuge and a psychological prison. "To the Forest" invites viewers into a deeply immersive three-minute experience that lingers long after the final frame.</p>

<p>In just eight minutes, director [c=Laurence Hills] crafts a visually stunning and emotionally resonant documentary that follows [c=Alexander Carey-Morgan] on a deeply personal journey to the literal and metaphorical horizon. The film captures the raw, intimate experience of pushing physical and mental limits, as Carey-Morgan sets out to achieve a seemingly impossible goal that lies at the edge of human endurance. With breathtaking cinematography that immerses the viewer in vast, untamed landscapes, the documentary explores themes of resilience, obsession, and the quiet beauty found in solitary struggle. The central conflict is not against a rival, but against the relentless forces of nature and the inner voice that whispers doubt. As Carey-Morgan battles exhaustion and the elements, the film becomes a meditative and inspiring portrait of what it means to chase a dream that lies just beyond reach, leaving viewers captivated by the sheer willpower required to go the distance.</p>

<p>In the haunting drama To the Night, [c=Caleb Landry Jones] delivers a raw and visceral performance as Norman, a young man physically and emotionally scarred by a childhood tragedy. Living in a cluttered New York City loft, he navigates a fractured reality with his girlfriend [c=Eleonore Hendricks] and their infant son, while the specters of his past manifest in the form of fiery, recurring nightmares. As Norman attempts to piece together his memories and find a path forward, he is drawn into a surreal nocturnal world, crossing paths with enigmatic figures like a mysterious neighbor played by [c=Abbey Lee]. Directed and written by [c=Peter Brunner], the film immerses viewers in a disorienting and atmospheric journey through trauma and the struggle for redemption. Blurring the lines between memory, dream, and waking life, this intense character study explores whether one can ever truly escape the flames of the past to find peace in the present.</p>

<p>Set in a god-fearing 1960s small town in Oklahoma, "To the Stars" follows bespectacled and reclusive teen Iris (Kara Hayward) as she endures the booze-induced antics of her mother and daily doses of bullying from her classmates. She finds solace in Maggie (Liana Liberato), the charismatic and enigmatic new girl at school, who hones in on Iris' untapped potential and coaxes her out of her shell. When Maggie's mysterious past can no longer be suppressed, the tiny community is thrown into a state of panic, leaving Maggie to take potentially drastic measures and inciting Iris to stand up for her friend and herself.</p>

<p>The anticipated new feature from renowned filmmaker Terrence Malick (Tree of Life, The New World), "To the Wonder" boldly and lyrically explores the complexities of love in all its forms. Parisian single mother Marina (Olga Kurylenko) and Midwestern tourist Neil (Ben Affleck) fall madly in love in France and relocate to Oklahoma with Marina's young daughter to start a life together. As their relationship wanes and her visa nears expiration, Marina makes the acquaintance of a priest and fellow exile (Javier Bardem) who is struggling with his faith, while Neil renews a relationship with his childhood sweetheart, Jane (Rachel McAdams).</p>

<p>In this intimate and haunting drama directed by [c=Joseph Paige], a solitary figure wanders through a desolate landscape, grappling with the weight of an unseen past. The film follows a nameless man, portrayed with quiet intensity by [c=Noah Messer], who is driven by an unspoken need to find solace or redemption. Along his journey, he encounters a series of strangers, including a weary traveler played by [c=Addison Hinojosa] and a mysterious woman brought to life by [c=Amy Traynor], each interaction peeling back layers of his internal struggle. With additional performances from [c=Charles Carr] and [c=Gerianne Hannibal], the narrative unfolds as a meditation on loss, memory, and the search for meaning in a world that feels both vast and confining. The tone is somber yet poetic, blending stark visuals with a deeply human story. Over the course of its brief twelve-minute runtime, [m=To Wander the Earth] invites viewers to reflect on the universal desire to find one's place, making every step of the protagonist's journey feel both personal and profound.</p>

<p>Anna, a 30 year old beautiful but emotionally dysfunctional bartender, is planning her own death. When Rachel, Anna's neighbor, kicks her boyfriend Sam out of the apartment, Anna, who has a secret crush on him rescues him and lets him stay on her couch. The two quickly fall for each other. Sam gently forces her out of her comfort zone and brings hope and trust back in her life. For the first time in years, Anna can open her heart and maybe let go of the past. But Sam moves back with Rachel and Anna decides to go on with her plan.</p>

Manhattan drag queens Vida Boheme and Noxeema Jackson impress regional judges in competition, securing berths in the Nationals in Los Angeles. When the two meet pathetic drag novice Chi-Chi Rodriguez — one of the losers that evening — the charmed Vida and Noxeema agree to take the hopeless youngster under their joined wing. Soon the three set off on a madcap road trip across America and struggle to make it to Los Angeles in time.

<p>Based on the true story that inspired a global movement, "To Write Love on Her Arms" follows Renee Yohe, a young woman struggling with addiction, depression, and self-harm as she attempts to navigate the devastating lows of her life. Portrayed by [c=Kat Dennings], Renee finds herself at a crossroads, haunted by her past and trapped in a cycle of pain that threatens to consume her entirely. A chance encounter with a compassionate group of friends, including the determined David McKenna, played by [c=Chad Michael Murray], and the empathetic musician Jamie, portrayed by [c=Rupert Friend], offers her a fragile lifeline. As they work tirelessly to help Renee find her way toward recovery and hope, the film explores the raw, unflinching reality of mental illness and the transformative power of community. This poignant biographical drama, directed by [c=Nathan Frankowski], balances its heavy themes with an uplifting message about the importance of reaching out and believing that every person is worth fighting for, making it a deeply moving and inspirational experience.</p>

<p>In this poignant short film, director [c=Tasos Dimopoulos] also stars as a man grappling with the elusive nature of memory and identity. When a mysterious stranger, played by [c=Thomas Triantafillou], arrives in a quiet seaside town, he carries a cryptic message about a lost kingdom. This enigmatic figure sets off a chain of events that forces a group of locals, including a skeptical fisherman ([c=Xristos Pavlidis]), a restless young woman ([c=Mirsini Taiganidou]), and a quiet historian ([c=Alexia Nikolopoulou]), to confront their own buried pasts. As they follow a trail of fragmented clues, the line between historical fact and personal legend begins to blur. The central conflict emerges from a desperate search for a place that may only exist in the collective imagination, challenging each character to decide what they are willing to sacrifice for a forgotten truth. With a dreamlike, melancholic tone, this 17-minute drama explores how the stories we inherit can shape our present, leaving viewers to ponder the cost of reclaiming a world that time has erased.</p>

<p>In this gripping thriller, a seasoned detective, haunted by his own past, is thrust into a relentless chase to uncover the truth behind a series of chilling crimes that seem to blur the line between life and death. As he delves deeper, he encounters a mysterious figure whose motives remain shrouded in darkness, forcing him to confront not only external threats but also the demons within. The film explores themes of redemption, mortality, and the thin veil separating justice from vengeance. With a tense atmosphere and a tightly woven narrative, the story keeps viewers on edge, balancing moments of intense action with psychological suspense. Anchored by a compelling lead performance from [c=Name of Lead Actor], the movie delivers a haunting exploration of how far one will go to protect what matters most, making it a must-watch for fans of suspenseful, character-driven dramas.</p>

<p>Nigel's mother (Victoria Hamilton) appears to have been the world's worst cook, boiling unopened cans of food to a soggy pulp and nervously refusing young Nigel's (Oscar Kennedy) suggestions that she try an occasional fresh veg. After many a ruined dinner they fall back on that old reliable, toast-the one dish she has mastered. But Nigel loves her dearly, and is devastated by her early death, leaving him and his lonely dad (Ken Stott) to look after each other. When new cleaner Mrs. Potter (Helena Bonham Carter) arrives, her curves, charms and fabulous lemon meringue pies quickly bewitch Nigel's father, and, much to his son's horror, the three move to the country to live together. The one silver lining is Domestic Science class at Nigel's new school, where Nigel (now played by Freddie Highmore) can finally shine. Soon he and Mrs. P. have embarked on a highly competitive cooking duel, vying for Dad's affections.</p>

<p>In this charming romantic comedy, a group of American tourists in Italy finds their lives unexpectedly intertwined when they gather for a farewell dinner at a hidden trattoria in Milan. Among them is a disillusioned food critic, played by [c=Sarah Jessica Parker], who has lost her passion for both cuisine and love, and a talented but struggling chef, portrayed by [c=Antonio Banderas], who dreams of opening his own restaurant. As the evening unfolds over exquisite wine and homemade pasta, old wounds are reopened, secret ambitions are revealed, and unexpected connections spark between the diners. The warm, sun-drenched atmosphere of Milan serves as the backdrop for a story about second chances, the transformative power of sharing a meal, and the courage it takes to follow one’s heart. With a blend of humor, heartfelt drama, and mouthwatering culinary scenes, this film celebrates life’s simple pleasures and the risk of saying yes to the unknown, leaving viewers hungry for both love and authentic Italian cuisine.</p>

<p>In the intimate drama Toasted Pecan Rolls, a single, seemingly ordinary family gathering unravels the simmering tensions and long-buried secrets that bind its members together. Directed by [c=Justin DiSandro], the film centers on a quiet afternoon where the aroma of freshly baked pastries masks a palpable undercurrent of unease. As the family navigates the delicate rituals of togetherness, each character confronts their own motivations and the weight of unspoken expectations. Through a series of revealing conversations and charged silences, the central conflict emerges: a struggle between preserving a fragile peace and confronting the truths that could shatter it. Featuring compelling performances from [c=Ty Johnson], [c=Emma Wilcox], and [c=Rusty Ammerman], this character-driven drama masterfully captures the subtle complexities of familial love, resentment, and the quiet desperation that can linger in the most familiar of settings. With its focused narrative and emotionally resonant tone, Toasted Pecan Rolls is a poignant exploration of the moments that define us, leaving audiences to ponder the cost of the secrets we keep.</p>

Murder and chaos erupt when a miser becomes obsessed with a toaster he gave as a wedding gift.

<p>Adan (Omar Chaparro) is a charming seducer who believes he knows how to make any woman swoon. He prepares to teach his friends the art of conquering women, using his array of bullet-proof rules of seduction. Mia (Martha Higareda) is an ambitious producer who dreams of having her own TV show on women empowerment called "Tod@s Caen," a strategic guide to dating that teaches you just how to hook a man—and have him eating from the palm of your hand in no time. Mia and Adan cross paths at a bar one fateful night, and from there it’s game-on in an all-out battle of the sexes. As they test their finely honed seduction strategies on one another, both find that sometimes the more you play hard to get, the harder you may end up falling.</p>

<p>A hard-hitting, action-packed film starring Steven Seagal at his best! When an ex-con (Seagal) who is trying to do the right thing gets used as a pawn in a casino robbery, he becomes hell bent on revenge and eventually makes off with both a sympathetic FBI agent and the money.</p>

<p>In the blink of an eye, the course of a life can change, a truth that unfolds in the poignant short film "Today, Tomorrow, Yesterday." Directed by [c=Ivan Woods], this eleven-minute drama centers on a young woman portrayed by [c=Hailey Satterfield], who finds herself caught in a profound moment of reflection. As she navigates the delicate intersection of her past choices and future possibilities, she is joined by characters played by [c=Oliver Randolph] and [c=Erin Mulvaney], each representing a different facet of her emotional journey. The narrative explores the weight of a single, pivotal decision and the lingering echoes of what was and what could be. With a tone that is both intimate and quietly urgent, the film captures the universal struggle of living in the present while haunted by yesterday and hopeful for tomorrow. Through its compact runtime, it delivers a resonant meditation on time, memory, and the fleeting nature of human connection.</p>

<p>In a fleeting yet profound three-minute journey, director [c=Ellis Spennser] turns the lens on the man who is the film's very title. "Todd Hardy" is an intimate documentary portrait that captures the essence of its subject, [c=Todd Hardy], in a candid and condensed format. The film offers a raw, unfiltered glimpse into a singular moment or facet of Hardy's life, presenting the audience with a direct and personal connection. Without the framework of a traditional narrative, the short focuses on presence and personality, inviting viewers to observe and interpret the man behind the name. This minimalist approach creates a quietly compelling atmosphere, where every glance and inflection carries weight. More than a biography, it is a cinematic snapshot—a brief but resonant study of an individual that challenges the viewer to find a complete story within a fleeting fragment of time.</p>

<p>In the grim and unyielding world of the morgue, the dead have stories to tell, and in the horror film "Toe Tags," those stories claw their way back to the surface. The movie follows a group of morgue attendants, including a haunted employee played by [c=Jon Devlin] and a new arrival portrayed by [c=Angelica Lee], who discover that the toe tags on the deceased are not just identification markers but conduits for vengeful spirits. As they process the bodies, each tag triggers a terrifying vision or a violent supernatural encounter, forcing the staff to confront the gruesome circumstances of each death. With a tone that oscillates between visceral shock and psychological dread, the central conflict emerges as the attendants must decipher the dark connection between the tags and the restless souls before they become the next victims. Directed by [c=Peter Lankston], [c=Jon Devlin], and [c=Domiziano Cristopharo], the film features a cast including [c=Ciera Rae], [c=Scara Slayfield], [c=Cory DeAn Cowley], and [c=Irene Baruffetti], delivering a claustrophobic and chilling exploration of death's lingering grip on the living.</p>

<p>Together is a coming-of-age tale woven together with the harmony and intensity of a complex musical orchestration. Xiaochun is a 13-year-old boy, a talented violinist who lives with his father in a small, provincial Chinese city. Shy and sensitive, music is his way of expressing his feelings.</p> <p>Xiaochun's sweet-natured father wants the best for him, so they move to immense, metropolitan Beijing so that Xiaochun can audition for a prestigious music school and take lessons that befit his talent. But Xiaochun's new world is unlike any he's known. He meets new and demanding teachers, discovers true friendship, falls in love for the first time, learns how painful love can be, and comes to understand the true meaning of music. With his world splitting in two and everyone telling him what they want for him, Xiaochun has to figure out what he wants for himself.</p>

<p>In the charming comedy "Together Forever," directed by [c=Gregory Barnes], viewers are introduced to a quirky group of friends navigating the ups and downs of love and friendship. At the center of the story is [c=Lindsey Normington], who plays the effervescent Mia, a hopeless romantic determined to find her soulmate. Her best friend, played by [c=Samuel Sylvester], provides comic relief as he juggles his own chaotic love life while trying to support Mia in her quest.</p> <p>As Mia embarks on a series of hilariously misguided attempts to connect with potential partners, she faces unexpected challenges that test her resolve and lead to laugh-out-loud moments. Alongside her are [c=Nate Kohnen] as the charming yet oblivious Ryan and [c=Jo Scott] as the pragmatic and fiercely loyal Sarah, who both add layers to the narrative through their unique perspectives on relationships. The central conflict arises when Mia must choose between the comfort of her familiar friendships and the exhilarating uncertainty of new love.</p> <p>With its lighthearted tone and relatable characters, "Together Forever" explores the complexities of modern romance while delivering plenty of laughs, ensuring audiences are engaged from start to finish.</p>

<p>In the heartwarming documentary "Together in Song: A Community in Music," directed by [c=Josh Warner], a diverse group of individuals from a small town discovers the transformative power of choral singing. The film introduces [c=Helen Wilson], a retired schoolteacher with a lifelong passion for music, who rallies her neighbors to form a community choir. Joined by [c=Scott Perau], a shy local mechanic seeking connection, and [c=Cathy Reitz], a busy single mother yearning for a creative outlet, the group embarks on a journey that transcends mere performance. As they navigate personal struggles and the challenge of harmonizing their disparate voices, the choir faces a central conflict: preparing for a major public concert that could define their community’s spirit. The documentary captures the tender, uplifting atmosphere of music’s ability to heal and unite, exploring themes of resilience, belonging, and the joy found in collective expression. Without revealing the final outcome, this film offers an inspiring look at how a shared melody can bridge divides and forge lasting bonds.</p>

<p>When a single man in his forties decides to become a father, he embarks on an unconventional journey with a much younger surrogate in this heartfelt comedy-drama from writer-director [c=Nikole Beckwith]. [c=Ed Helms] stars as Matt, a thoughtful but lonely app developer who hires [c=Patti Harrison] as Anna, a pragmatic and guarded barista, to carry his child. What begins as a straightforward, contractual arrangement slowly evolves into an unexpected and deeply personal friendship, challenging both of their ideas about family, boundaries, and connection. As they navigate prenatal appointments, birthing classes, and the opinions of those around them, including a no-nonsense therapist played by [c=Tig Notaro], Matt and Anna must figure out what their unique relationship means for the future. With warmth and sharp wit, "Together Together" explores the nuanced, often funny, and sometimes awkward terrain of platonic love and modern family-building, offering a tender look at two people who find themselves forming a profound bond they never saw coming.</p>

<p>In the stark, windswept landscape of a remote Scottish isle, three women find their fragile lives irrevocably intertwined in this poignant drama from director [c=Paul Sng]. [c=Nieve Torrance] leads the cast as Elara, a reclusive artist haunted by a past tragedy who seeks only solitude in her coastal cottage. Her isolation is shattered by the arrival of two very different women: the fiercely pragmatic community nurse, Maeve, played with grounded intensity by [c=Kate Dickie], and a troubled young stranger named Anya, brought to life with raw vulnerability by [c=Molly Christie]. As a relentless storm cuts the island off from the mainland, these three are forced into an uneasy coexistence, their personal walls beginning to crack under the pressure of shared confinement and unspoken histories. The film masterfully builds a tense, atmospheric mood, blending elements of psychological drama with the raw beauty and threat of the natural world. "Together We Stand, Alone We Fall Apart" explores the profound tension between the human instinct for self-preservation and the undeniable need for connection, asking whether trust can be forged in the crucible of shared vulnerability before the rising tides, both literal and emotional, pull them apart.</p>

<p>In the brutal winter of 1925, a desperate race against time unfolds to deliver life-saving serum to a remote Alaskan town gripped by a deadly diphtheria outbreak. At the heart of this perilous mission is [c=Willem Dafoe] as Leonhard Seppala, a seasoned but aging musher who must embark on the most treacherous leg of the relay across the frozen wilderness. His greatest asset is not his sled, but his lead dog, Togo, an undersized and aging Siberian Husky whose fierce intelligence and indomitable spirit have forged an unbreakable bond with his master. This gripping drama, directed by [c=Ericson Core], weaves between the present-day crisis and flashbacks revealing Togo’s challenging origins and the profound partnership that prepared them for this moment. Facing blinding blizzards, unstable ice, and sheer exhaustion, Seppala and his team push beyond the limits of endurance, where the loyalty of one remarkable dog becomes the key to saving countless lives.</p>

<p>"Toilet - Ek Prem Katha" traces the love story between a simple man Keshav (Akshay Kumar) and progressive Jaya (Bhumi Pednekar), set in two villages near Mathura.</p><p>"Toilet - Ek Prem Katha" is a satirical take on a battle against the age old tradition of open defecation in the country. From the panchayat to the sanitation department, from the role of the government to the superstitions of the villagers, from scams to the ethos, from first love to a matured romance. </p>

<p>In the thought-provoking documentary "Toilettenkabin," directed by [c=Otmar Leonard], audiences are invited into the often-overlooked world of portable restrooms, exploring their significance in public spaces and events. The film features a diverse range of characters, from sanitation workers dedicated to maintaining cleanliness and hygiene to event organizers who rely on these mobile facilities to ensure guest comfort. Each character reveals their unique motivations and perspectives, highlighting the societal necessity of these unsung heroes of public convenience.</p> <p>As the narrative unfolds, viewers witness the challenges faced by the industry, including environmental concerns and the stigma attached to sanitation services. The film captures the balance between humor and seriousness, offering a candid look at the human experience surrounding these everyday structures. Through engaging interviews and striking visuals, "Toilettenkabin" delves into themes of dignity, respect, and the often unspoken realities of public health. With its unique premise and insightful commentary, the documentary promises to leave audiences with a newfound appreciation for the humble portable toilet and the people who keep them running.</p>

<p>In the chilling horror film Tokophobia, directed by [c=Eva Raphet Meeng], the depths of fear and the fragility of the human psyche are explored through the eyes of a group of women grappling with their own anxieties surrounding motherhood. The story centers on a young woman, played by [c=Scarlett Campbell], who is haunted by an overwhelming dread of pregnancy and childbirth, an affliction known as tokophobia. As she navigates her personal turmoil, she becomes increasingly isolated from her friends and family, portrayed by [c=Sofia Koenig Gimeno], [c=Berit Rojer], [c=Vania Gomes], [c=Stefania Zajdel], [c=Welmoed Kuit], [c=Fenna Laban], and [c=Quinn Seward], each dealing with their own struggles in a society that often dismisses women's fears.</p> <p>As the protagonist's anxiety spirals into paranoia, dark forces seem to emerge from within her mind, blurring the lines between reality and nightmare. The film captures a haunting atmosphere, filled with tension and psychological dread, as the characters confront their deepest fears. As they delve into the source of their phobias, they must confront not only their own demons but also the societal expectations that haunt them. With an unsettling tone and a gripping narrative, Tokophobia promises to be a thought-provoking exploration of fear, femininity, and the complexities of motherhood.</p>

<p>Riddled with gripping fight scenes and tasteful gore, this adaptation of Tokyo Ghoul brings the popular manga series to life like never before. Buried in books and a quiet life, Ken Kaneki is all but dead to the world in an age where flesh-eating ghouls live among us. But when his only chance for survival is an organ donation that turns him into a ghoul-human hybrid, he finds sanctuary at Anteiku-a cafe run by the people he once considered monsters. </p><p>Targeted by anti-ghoul forces, this safe house is up against a hunger more sickening than their own. When their most innocent members are threatened by humanity's taste for vengeance, Kaneki will risk life and limb to protect the very world that changed his own.</p>

<p>Christmas. Snow is turning Tokyo into a white city. Somewhere in Shinjuku, there are three energetic homeless people. They are Gin (alcoholic), Hana (ex drag queen), and Miyuki (runaway girl). The holy night is about to witness a memorable encounter.</p><p>Hearing a crying noise coming from a pile of garbage bags, they discover an angelic baby. Gin insists that they go to the police since this baby clearly has been abandoned. However, Hana, who has always dreamt of having baby, has made her mind up to name the baby "Kiyoko". The three "godfathers" are to embark upon a journey to find the baby's parents.</p><p>The only clues are the business card of a bar and a few photographs. Will this baby bring happiness? The trio is about to be faced with a series of incredible adventures.</p><p>Miyuki gets on a train with the baby only to find that the father she ran away from is in the next carriage. Panicked, she runs off and accidentally spills all the milk for the baby, but when she gets to the cemetery she finds a bottle of milk that somebody has left. One lucky incident invites another lucky incident, and a chain of happiness starts to form.</p><p>The trio then helps a Yakuza mob called Ohta, who is suffering under the wheels of a luxurious car. The luck this incident brings is that Ohta was on his way to his daughter's wedding when he was involved in the accident. The daughter's fiance is Mitsuo, who happens to be the owner of the bar they have been looking for.</p><p>Of course it is not all happy events. Mitsuo turns out to be the loan shark that destroyed Gin's life in the first place. Shaken with fury, Gin is about to punch Mitsuo and then, a hitman suddenly appears and fires his gun.</p><p>The bullet hits Mitsuo trying to protect Ohta. The panicked hitman kidnaps Miyuki and Kiyoko leaving Gin and Hana in a bitter argument. Is this the end of the journey to find the baby's parents?</p><p>Gin, now alone again, is attacked by some teen school boys and gets seriously injured while trying to help a dying homeless man. Hana, in the meantime, struggles to find her only family (Miyuki and Kiyoko) and is finally reuinted with them.</p><p>They cannot let the baby spend any more nights in the street in this freezing weather. Hana, unable to find any other solutions, knocks on the door of the transvestite bar "Angel Tower" only to be faced with a happy surprise. This is where the injured Gin has been brought in and taken care of. Gin also has new clues... "I guess I'm just not an action hero. Just homeless!!"</p>

<p>In the vibrant, neon-lit underbelly of Tokyo, director [c=Tanmay Srivastava] crafts a rhythmic documentary that spins like a vinyl record, exploring the city’s soul through its eclectic music scene. The film follows a passionate collector and a group of dedicated DJs, record store owners, and underground musicians who are fighting to preserve the analog warmth of vinyl in a digital age. As they navigate the bustling streets from Shibuya’s towering shops to hidden basement bars, each character is driven by a deep, almost obsessive love for the crackle and pop of 33 RPM records. Their central conflict emerges as they confront the relentless march of technology and the fading culture of physical music, yet they find solace in the community that gathers around turntables and dusty crates. The documentary’s tone is a heartfelt, immersive journey, blending intimate interviews with pulsating live performances that capture the city’s heartbeat. [c=Tanmay Srivastava] and producers [c=Sky Cheema] and [c=Julia Karpinska] present a poignant, sensory tribute to Tokyo’s enduring soundtrack, inviting viewers to listen closely before the needle lifts for the last time.</p>

Three tales that center around sex and citizens of Tokyo: A repressed woman embraces her sexuality, ("Birthday"), an unexpected reunion disrupts a sex worker's routine ("Night Lovers"), and a sex blogger discovers connection in the depths of loneliness ("Girl's Life").

The elderly Shukishi and his wife, Tomi, take the long journey from their small seaside village to visit their adult children in Tokyo. Their elder son, Koichi, a doctor, and their daughter, Shige, a hairdresser, don't have much time to spend with their aged parents, and so it falls to Noriko, the widow of their younger son who was killed in the war, to keep her in-laws company.

<p>From the ashes of war and the depths of imagination, director [c=Dome Karukoski] crafts a poignant portrait of the man who would create Middle-earth. This biographical drama follows the young [c=Nicholas Hoult] as John Ronald Reuel Tolkien, a brilliant orphan whose fierce friendships with a close-knit group of fellow artists at King Edward's School ignite his passion for language, myth, and storytelling. As he navigates the crucible of World War I alongside his companions, Tolkien finds his idyllic world shattered by the horrors of the trenches. His profound love for the spirited Edith Bratt, played by [c=Lily Collins], becomes a beacon of hope and inspiration, while his harrowing experiences on the battlefield forge the dark, epic landscapes that will one day define his literary masterpieces. The film weaves together his academic pursuits, the tragic loss of his fellowship, and the birth of his iconic legendarium, offering an intimate look at how a life marked by both profound beauty and devastating loss can give rise to an enduring fantasy world.</p>

<p>In the hallowed halls of Oxford University, a profound friendship is forged that will forever change the landscape of fantasy literature. Directed by [c=Simon West], this evocative drama explores the formative bond between two brilliant minds, J.R.R. Tolkien and C.S. Lewis. As young academics navigating the aftermath of World War I, they find solace and inspiration in each other's company, engaging in deep conversations that spark the creation of Middle-earth and Narnia. Their intellectual kinship, however, is tested by personal struggles, differing beliefs, and the immense pressure of bringing their vast imaginary worlds to life. Blending historical drama with the magical atmosphere of fantasy, the film delves into the power of creativity, faith, and camaraderie, revealing how two friends dared to dream up entire universes from the comfort of a quiet pub. Featuring a performance by [c=Jill Freud], this is a captivating look at the real-life fellowship behind some of the most beloved stories ever written.</p>

<p>In the darkly comedic crime thriller "Tollbooth," a seemingly mundane job becomes a gateway to chaos. Directed by [c=Ryan Andrew Hooper] and written by [c=Matt Redd], the film follows a tollbooth operator whose life takes a drastic turn when he impulsively robs his own booth. This single act plunges him into the treacherous underworld of small-time gangsters and desperate characters, where every decision carries lethal consequences. The ensemble cast, including [c=Michael Smiley], [c=Annes Elwy], and [c=Iwan Rheon], is joined by [c=Paul Kaye], [c=Gary Beadle], [c=Steve Oram], [c=Darren Evans], [c=Gwyneth Keyworth], [c=Julian Glover], and [c=Ioan Hefin] in a gritty tale of escalating tension and moral compromise. Produced by [c=Mark Hopkins] and [c=Vaughan Sivell], this 82-minute ride blends sharp humor with gripping thrills as an ordinary man discovers that the price of his freedom is far higher than he ever imagined.</p>

<p>In the chilling horror film "Tolong Saya! (Dowajuseyo)," a group of friends embarks on a seemingly innocent getaway that quickly spirals into a nightmarish ordeal. Among them are the determined [c=Saskia Chadwick], the resourceful [c=Cinta Brian], and the enigmatic [c=Kim Geba], each carrying their own secrets and fears. As they settle into a secluded cabin, strange occurrences begin to unfold, unsettling the group and igniting their worst anxieties.</p> <p>As the night deepens, the friends grapple with eerie visions and haunting sounds, forcing them to confront both external terrors and their own psychological demons. The tension mounts as their bonds are tested, and trust begins to erode under the weight of paranoia. Directed by [c=Nur Muhammad Taufik] and [c=Sjahfasyat Bianca], "Tolong Saya! (Dowajuseyo)" weaves a gripping narrative that expertly blends supernatural elements with a psychological edge, creating an atmosphere thick with dread. As the characters fight to survive, viewers are drawn into a world where help may be the very thing they should fear.</p>

<p>Tom and Jerry take their cat-and-mouse game to the big screen. One of the most beloved rivalries in history is reignited when Jerry moves into New York City's finest hotel on the eve of "the wedding of the century", forcing the event’s desperate planner to hire Tom to get rid of him, in director Tim Story's "Tom &amp; Jerry". The ensuing cat and mouse battle threatens to destroy her career, the wedding and possibly the hotel itself. But soon, an even bigger problem arises: a diabolically ambitious staffer conspiring against all three of them. </p><p>An eye-popping blend of classic animation and live action, Tom and Jerry’s new big-screen adventure stakes new ground for the iconic characters and forces them to do the unthinkable... work together to save the day. </p>

During a chase inside a museum, Tom and Jerry find an ancient magical compass and end up being transported through time. Lost in a distant era, they will need to work together to find a way back home.

The popular cartoon cat and mouse are thrown into a feature film. The story has the twosome trying to help an orphan girl who is being berated and exploited by a greedy guardian.

<p>After the sudden death of his lover, Guillaume (Caleb Landry Jones - Heaven Knows What), Tom (Xavier Dolan - Mommy, Heartbeats, I Killed My Mother), travels from his home in the city to a remote country farm for the funeral. Upon arriving, he's shocked to find that Guillaume's family knows nothing about him and was expecting a woman in his place. </p><p>Torn between his own grief and that of the family, Tom keeps his identity a secret but soon finds himself increasingly drawn into a twisted, sexually-charged game by Guillaume's aggressive brother (Pierre-Yves Cardinal), who suspects the truth. Stockholm syndrome, deception, grief, and savagery pervade this psychological thriller from filmmaker Xavier Dolan.</p>

<p>In the pulse-pounding action thriller "Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan: Ghost War," [c=John Krasinski] reprises his role as the brilliant CIA analyst turned field operative Jack Ryan, now grappling with the aftermath of a devastating personal tragedy that has left him questioning his purpose. When a ruthless and enigmatic terrorist mastermind, played by [c=JJ Feild], orchestrates a series of coordinated attacks targeting global infrastructure, Ryan is thrust back into the shadows of covert warfare. He must navigate a web of deceit and high-stakes espionage alongside his trusted ally James Greer ([c=Wendell Pierce]) and a tenacious MI6 agent portrayed by [c=Sienna Miller]. As the ghost of a past mission haunts his every move, Ryan races against time to unravel the conspiracy before a catastrophic event triggers an all-out war. Directed by [c=Andrew Bernstein], this relentless 105-minute ride blends visceral action with taut political intrigue, exploring themes of sacrifice and redemption. With a stellar supporting cast including [c=Michael Kelly] and [c=Betty Gabriel], the film delivers a gripping, modern-day thriller that keeps audiences on the edge of their seats.</p>

An elite Navy SEAL uncovers an international conspiracy while seeking justice for the murder of his pregnant wife.

<p>Known to the world as Tom of Finland, the proudly erotic drawings of artist Touko Laaksonen shaped the fantasies of a generation of gay men, influencing art and fashion before crossing over into the wider cultural consciousness. But who was the man behind the leather? </p><p>Dome Karukoski's stirring biopic follows his life from the trenches of WWII and repressive Finnish society of the 1950s through his struggle to get his work published in California, where he and his art were finally embraced amid the sexual revolution of the 1970s.</p><p>Tom's story is one of love, courage and perseverance, mirroring the gay liberation movement for which his leather-clad studs served as a defiant emblem.</p>

<p>Directed by [c=Uwe Bollz] and penned by [c=Pure Aura], this sprawling 180-minute drama centers on the enigmatic title character, portrayed by [c=Thomas Patrick Pearl], a man whose quiet exterior masks a turbulent inner world. Struggling to reconcile the fractured pieces of his past, Tom finds himself adrift in a present that offers little solace, haunted by choices that continue to ripple through his relationships. As he navigates a landscape populated by a colorful cast of characters, including the formidable presence of [c=IdkSterling] and the eccentric [c=Wad], his search for meaning becomes a collision course with the very forces that shaped him. With a measured, contemplative pace, the film delves into themes of identity, regret, and the elusive nature of redemption. The atmospheric tension builds slowly, drawing viewers into Tom’s psychological odyssey as he confronts the ghosts of his former self. Featuring supporting turns from [c=LosPollosTv], [c=Trucker Hat Jones], and [c=Tom Cat], this character-driven exploration promises a deeply immersive and emotionally resonant experience that lingers long after the final frame.</p>

<p>An adaptation of Mark Twain's classic book. Joel Courtney, star of "Super 8" (directed by J.J. Abrams and produced by Steven Spielberg) plays next to Jake T. Austin ("Wizards of Waverly Place") in the new Action/Adventure movie "Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn". Noah Munck ("iCarly") as Ben Rogers and Katherine McNamara ("Girl vs Monster") as Becky Tatcher.</p> <p>The adventure unfolds as Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn - Tom's friend from the streets - witness a murder in the graveyard. Tom and Huck flee to Jackson Island and make a pact never to tell anyone about the incident. However, when the good-natured Muff Potter, who has been blamed for the murder is sentenced to death by hanging, Tom breaks his promise and returns to exonerate Muff Potter. In jun Joe, the actual murderer, makes a hasty exit from the courtroom during the trial. A short time later, Tom and Huck find references to a treasure and have to face In jun Joe again.</p>

<p>"Tomato Red" tells the tale of two siblings, Jamalee and Jason Merridew, and their ex-con sidekick Sammy Barlach. For Jamalee, her hair tomato red suitably matching her rage and ambition, their small town American life just won't do. </p><p>Jamalee's dreams are made in Hollywood, among tuxedos and palm trees. Jason, blessed with drop-dead good looks, is the local object of female obsession and their ticket out of town. However he hills and hollows of the Ozarks can be a very dangerous place. Sammy is meant to be the muscle Jamalee and Jason need to get out, but not even he can protect them from anything. </p>

<p>In the poignant drama "Tomato Soup," directed by [c=Brendan Michael Conant], the story unfolds around a struggling chef named Leo, portrayed by [c=Matt Perl], who finds solace and inspiration in the simple act of making tomato soup. As he grapples with the pressures of a failing restaurant and the looming threat of bankruptcy, Leo's journey is intertwined with that of a young waitress, played by [c=Rileigh Belle Wine], who harbors dreams of becoming a culinary artist herself.</p> <p>Their lives converge in unexpected ways, sparking a friendship that transcends their personal struggles. Together, they navigate the complexities of ambition, love, and the bittersweet taste of past regrets. Supporting characters, including the wise mentor [c=Jeffrey Richards] and the supportive friend [c=Tiff Crutchfield], add layers to Leo's quest for redemption and creativity. The film captures a blend of heartwarming moments and emotional turmoil, painting a vivid picture of resilience and the transformative power of food. As the aroma of simmering tomato soup fills the air, the characters are forced to confront their fears and aspirations, leading to a heart-stirring climax that resonates with anyone who has ever chased a dream.</p>

<p>Seven years after the disappearance of her father, 21-year-old Lara has refused to take the reins of his global business empire, instead working as a bike courier in London while taking college classes. Eventually she becomes inspired to investigate her father's disappearance and travels to his last-known location: a tomb on an island somewhere off the coast of Japan. </p><p>Suddenly, the stakes couldn't be higher for Lara, who-against the odds and armed with only her sharp mind, blind faith and inherently stubborn spirit-must learn to push herself beyond her limits as she journeys into the unknown. If she survives this perilous adventure, it could be the making of her, earning her the name Tomb Raider.</p>