<p>Frank Falenczyk (Ben Kingsley) loves his job. He just happens to be the hit-man for his Polish mob family in Buffalo, New York. But Frank’s got a drinking problem and when he messes up a critical assignment that puts the family business in peril, his uncle (Philip Baker Hall) sends him to San Francisco to clean up his act. Played with gruff charm by Kingsley, Frank is not a touchy-feely kind of guy. But he starts going to AA meetings, gets a sponsor (played by Luke Wilson) and a job at a mortuary where he falls for the tart-tongued Laurel (Téa Leoni), a woman who is dangerously devoid of boundaries. Meanwhile, things aren’t going well in Buffalo where an upstart Irish gang is threatening the family business. When violence erupts, Frank is forced to return home and with an unlikely assist from Laurel, faces old rivals on new terms.</p> <p>Stylishly directed by John Dahl (Rounders, The Last Seduction), You Kill Me is the story of what happens when two mismatched people find a common calling. With dead-on performances by Kingsley and Leoni, You Kill Me is a street-smart mob comedy that scores a direct hit.</p>

<p>In just six minutes, director [c=Eduardo Castañeda] crafts a deceptively simple yet deeply layered documentary that explores the fragile architecture of trust. The film follows two unnamed individuals locked in a tense, silent standoff, their shared history hanging in the air like smoke. One knows a secret; the other knows they know. Through intimate close-ups and a sparse, evocative soundscape, the viewer is drawn into a quiet battle of glances and unspoken accusations, where every gesture carries the weight of a buried truth. The documentary blurs the line between observer and participant, forcing the audience to question who is truly being watched. As the seconds tick by, the atmosphere grows thick with suspicion and unvoiced regret, hinting at a betrayal that has irrevocably altered their relationship. [c=Eduardo Castañeda] masterfully uses the constraints of the short form to create a powerful meditation on guilt, memory, and the unbearable silence that follows a broken bond.</p>

<p>In the intimate and sharply observed drama "You Know You Got It," directed by [c=Simón Morillo], a seemingly ordinary family gathering becomes the backdrop for simmering tensions and unspoken truths. The film centers on a young woman, played by [c=Maggie Brunner], who returns to her childhood home only to find her carefully constructed sense of self beginning to unravel. Surrounded by her mother, portrayed by [c=Claudia Landau], and other family members, including [c=Quinn Kelsey] and [c=June Meuser], she is forced to confront the gap between the person she presents to the world and the person she truly is. As old wounds are reopened and long-buried resentments surface, the characters navigate a complex web of love, disappointment, and the desperate need for validation. With a naturalistic tone that balances moments of humor with genuine pathos, the film examines how the people who know us best can both sustain and destabilize us. [c=Lucie Ruggiero] rounds out the cast in this compelling exploration of identity and the quiet battles fought within the walls of home.</p>

<p>In the thought-provoking documentary "You Look Fine," directed by [c=J. Snow], viewers are invited into the intimate lives of individuals grappling with the complexities of self-image and societal expectations. The film centers around a diverse group of participants, each navigating their unique journeys through the often harsh lens of public perception and personal struggles. As they share their stories, the motivations behind their quests for acceptance and validation unfold, revealing deep-seated insecurities and the universal desire to feel seen and appreciated.</p> <p>The central conflict arises as these individuals confront their own realities, often clashing with societal standards that dictate beauty and worth. The tone oscillates between poignant moments of vulnerability and uplifting revelations, creating a rich tapestry of human experience that resonates with anyone who has ever questioned their own self-worth. Through candid interviews and striking visuals, "You Look Fine" challenges viewers to reflect on their own perceptions while fostering empathy for others. This compelling exploration of identity and acceptance leaves a lasting impact, encouraging conversations about how we see ourselves and each other in a world that often prioritizes appearances over authenticity.</p>

<p>In the sun-drenched chaos of a destination wedding, a simple pet photographer’s life takes a wildly unexpected turn. [c=Dave Annable] stars as Bryan Lighthouse, a man whose quiet existence is upended when he is suddenly and forcibly married to a mysterious Croatian beauty, played by [c=Katharine McPhee], to save her from a dangerous situation. Thrust into a world of international intrigue and mobsters, including a menacing [c=Vinnie Jones], Bryan must navigate this bizarre fake marriage under the watchful eyes of his skeptical mother, portrayed by the formidable [c=Kathy Bates], and a colorful cast including [c=Rob Schneider] and [c=Mena Suvari]. This romantic comedy adventure blends tropical escapades with laugh-out-loud moments as Bryan attempts to keep up the charade, protect his unexpected bride, and untangle a web of deception, all while discovering that the most important journeys often begin with a very wrong turn.</p>

<p>What do you do when you realize you might be the masked murderer terrorizing your own summer camp? In a frantic, blood-soaked panic, camp counselor Sam, played by [c=Fran Kranz], calls his horror-obsessed friend Chuck, portrayed by [c=Alyson Hannigan], for help. As bodies pile up around him and his memory becomes a blur of terrifying flashes, Sam must piece together the events of the night under Chuck’s unconventional, genre-savvy guidance. This clever meta-horror comedy from director [c=Brett Simmons] twists the classic slasher formula into a hilarious and mysterious puzzle. With a tone that expertly balances genuine scares with self-aware humor, the film follows Sam’s desperate race to uncover the truth before the killer’s rampage concludes—all while grappling with the horrifying possibility that the monster he’s running from is staring back at him in the mirror.</p>

A mysterious spacecraft captures Russian and American space capsules and brings the two superpowers to the brink of war. James Bond investigates the case in Japan and comes face to face with his archenemy Blofeld.

<p>In the modern romantic comedy "You People," a well-meaning but often awkward podcast host, played by [c=Jonah Hill], finds his world turned upside down when he falls for a bold and ambitious fashion designer, portrayed by [c=Lauren London]. Their whirlwind romance quickly leads to an engagement, but the real journey begins when they must introduce their wildly different families. He brings her home to his progressive, Jewish parents, a dynamic duo played by [c=Julia Louis-Dreyfus] and [c=David Duchovny], who try desperately—and hilariously—to be ultra-woke. She introduces him to her traditional, Muslim parents, with her charismatic but intensely protective father brought to life by [c=Eddie Murphy] and her graceful mother by [c=Nia Long]. Directed by [c=Kenya Barris], the film navigates the laugh-out-loud and cringe-worthy minefield of merging two cultures, generations, and sets of expectations, as both families confront their own biases and the happy couple struggles to bridge the worlds they come from. This sharp and heartfelt story explores love, identity, and the universal chaos of trying to make your people become our people.</p>

<p>In the tense psychological thriller "You Seeing Someone?", a seemingly innocent question spirals into a terrifying game of cat and mouse. Directed by [c=Molly Power], the film centers on a young woman, played by [c=Abby Lyons], whose life is upended when a charming and enigmatic stranger, portrayed by [c=Georgia Woodrow-Cairns], begins to weave herself into every facet of her world. What starts as an intense new friendship or potential romance quickly curdles into an atmosphere of paranoia and suspicion, as boundaries are relentlessly crossed and past secrets threaten to surface. The film masterfully builds a claustrophobic atmosphere, exploring the dark side of obsession and the fragility of trust. As the protagonist's reality begins to fracture, she is forced to question everyone around her, leading to a dangerous confrontation where she must discern if she is being protected or preyed upon.</p>

<p>In the bustling heart of a modern city, a mysterious and intimate connection sparks between two strangers who have never met. [c=Emma Stone] stars as Clara, a reserved archivist whose orderly life is upended when she begins receiving deeply personal, handwritten letters from a man she doesn’t know. The sender is Leo, a charismatic but disillusioned musician played by [c=John Boyega], who mistakenly believes he is writing to an old flame. Drawn into a poignant game of anonymous confession, their correspondence becomes a lifeline, weaving a fragile tapestry of secrets, dreams, and vulnerabilities. As their bond deepens through ink and paper, they must each confront the realities of their own lives and the terrifying, exhilarating prospect of moving their connection from the page into the real world. This tender romantic drama, directed by [c=Marielle Heller], explores the timeless power of words and the courage it takes to be truly seen, crafting an atmosphere of hopeful yearning and bittersweet possibility that asks whether the right person can find you even when they have the wrong address.</p>

<p>Two mismatched friends set out on a two-week trip to take their deceased friend's ashes to the pyramids in Egypt. Along the way, they give away the $32,000 insurance payoff from their friend's ill-fated accident to those in need.</p>

<p>Based on the novel by best-selling German literary sensation Daniel Kehlmann, in this terrifying, mind-twisting tale, a father fights desperately to save his family from a beautiful home that refuses to let them leave. </p><p>Theo Conroy (Kevin Bacon) is a successful middle-aged man whose marriage to his much younger actress wife, Susanna (Amanda Seyfried) is shredding at the seams, frayed by her secretiveness, his jealousy, and the shadow of his past. </p><p>In an effort to repair their relationship, Theo and Susanna book a vacation at a stunning, remote modern home in the Welsh countryside for themselves and their six-year-old daughter, Ella (Avery Essex). What at first seems like a perfect retreat distorts into a perfect nightmare when Theo's grasp on reality begins to unravel and he suspects that a sinister force within the house knows more than he or Susanna have revealed, even to each other.</p>

<p>In the charming short film "You Told Us To Talk About The Weather," a simple family gathering becomes a delicate exercise in connection and unspoken emotion. Directed by [c=Harry Tomlin] and written by [c=Emma-Louise Howell], this poignant family drama centers on a man, portrayed by the acclaimed [c=Michael Sheen], who finds himself navigating the quiet tensions of a visit with relatives. Determined to maintain a fragile peace, he clings to the safest topic of all: the forecast. Yet beneath the polite discussions of sunshine and rain, deeper currents of history and unaddressed feelings threaten to surface. This beautifully observed slice-of-life story, produced by [c=Poppy O'Hagan], explores the universal human tendency to use small talk as a shield, asking what it truly takes to move beyond the weather and into meaningful conversation. With warmth and subtlety, the film captures the gentle struggle to bridge emotional distances within the familiar, often complicated, bonds of family.</p>

<p>In the tender and emotionally charged drama "You Tryna Say You Love Me?", director [c=Ty Molbak] crafts a raw exploration of young love and the fear of vulnerability. The film centers on two teenagers navigating the treacherous waters of a burgeoning relationship, where unspoken feelings and the pressure of social expectations threaten to derail their connection. [c=Asante Blackk] portrays a young man grappling with his own insecurities, struggling to articulate the depth of his emotions for the girl he cares about. Opposite him, [c=Malia Pyles] brings depth and nuance to her role as the object of his affection, a sharp and self-aware young woman who refuses to settle for ambiguity. As they dance around the question at the heart of the film, their friends, family, and the unforgiving backdrop of high school life push them toward a moment of truth. The movie masterfully captures the awkward silences, the electric tension, and the heart-stopping risk of saying those three words, creating a universally relatable story about the terrifying, exhilarating leap from infatuation to genuine love.</p>

<p>A former Marine and ex-FBI agent, Joe has seen one too many crime scenes and known too much trauma, and not just in his professional life. Solitary and haunted, he prefers to be invisible. He doesn't allow himself friends or lovers and makes a living rescuing young girls from the deadly clutches of the sex trade. </p><p>But when a high-ranking New York politician hires him to extricate his teenage daughter from a Manhattan brothel, Joe uncovers a web of corruption that even he may not be able to unravel. When the men on his trail take the only person left in the world who matters to him, he forsakes his pledge to do no harm. If anyone can kill his way to the truth, it's Joe. </p>

<p>In a darkly comedic twist on mortality, the short film "You Will Die" delivers a brisk, nine-minute punch of existential humor. Directed by [c=Jupiter Chapman], the story follows an ordinary individual who receives an unsettling and unavoidable notification: their death is imminent. As the protagonist, played by [c=David Witt], grapples with this jarring news, they are joined by a cast of quirky characters portrayed by [c=Bri Kaisen], [c=Kenny Brown], and [c=Jupiter Chapman] himself. The central conflict emerges not from fighting fate, but from the absurd and often hilarious attempts to make peace with the inevitable. With a tone that balances dark humor with genuine introspection, the film explores how people react when time is suddenly finite. The narrative arc twists through unexpected encounters and offbeat revelations, keeping viewers guessing about what truly matters in the final moments. This comedy does not shy away from life's big questions, instead embracing them with a wry smile and a sense of urgency, making the brief runtime feel both complete and thought-provoking.</p>

<p>After Alfie leaves Helena to pursue his lost youth and a free-spirited call girl named Charmaine (Lucy Punch), Helena abandons rationality and surrenders her life to the loopy advice of a charlatan fortune teller. Unhappy in her marriage, Sally develops a crush on her handsome art gallery owner boss, Greg (Antonio Banderas), while Roy, a novelist nervously awaiting the response to his latest manuscript, becomes moonstruck over Dia (Freida Pinto), a mystery woman who catches his gaze through a nearby window. Despite these characters' attempts to dodge their problems with pipe dreams and impracticable plans, their efforts lead only to heartache, irrationality, and perilous hot water.</p>

<p>In a remote 19th-century Macedonian village, a profound and terrifying curse binds a young girl to a life of isolation. Her fate is irrevocably altered when she encounters a mysterious and ancient spirit, a witch who grants her a terrible gift: the ability to change her shape and experience life through the bodies of others. As this newly formed being, portrayed by [c=Sara Klimoska] and later [c=Noomi Rapace], ventures into the world, she inhabits a series of villagers, including a distressed mother ([c=Anamaria Marinca]) and a handsome wanderer ([c=Carloto Cotta]), tasting the raw spectrum of human existence—from love and desire to cruelty and profound loneliness. Directed and written by [c=Goran Stolevski], this haunting folk horror fable explores the essence of consciousness and connection. The film weaves a visceral, atmospheric tapestry as its protagonist’s journey becomes a poignant, often brutal, study of what it means to be human, all while a lingering darkness from the past threatens to reclaim her.</p>

<p>A story of two single New Yorkers who find their budding romance complicated by the attention of a masked knife-wielding psychopath.</p>

<p>When two families from wildly different worlds collide over a wedding weekend, the result is a hilariously chaotic culture clash in this sharp R-rated comedy from director [c=Nicholas Stoller]. The meticulously planned destination nuptials of loved-up couple Maya ([c=Geraldine Viswanathan]) and Kieran ([c=Stony Blyden]) are thrown into disarray by the arrival of their respective parents. Maya’s mother, the tightly-wound and image-conscious influencer Anne ([c=Reese Witherspoon]), is determined to orchestrate a picture-perfect event. She is immediately at odds with Kieran’s father, the boisterous and proudly unfiltered slacker Dave ([c=Will Ferrell]), whose idea of a good time threatens to dismantle every one of Anne’s carefully laid plans. As the wedding festivities unfold, long-buried secrets surface and petty grievances escalate into full-blown warfare, forcing the entire clan—including Maya’s free-spirited sister ([c=Meredith Hagner]) and Kieran’s overly confident brother ([c=Jimmy Tatro])—to navigate a minefield of awkward toasts, disastrous rehearsals, and parental one-upmanship. This uproarious story explores whether love can truly conquer all when the people you love the most are driving you absolutely crazy.</p>

<p>What if the perfect partner was too good to be true? In this sharp and hilarious comedy, a whirlwind romance takes a wild turn when a woman begins to suspect her charming new boyfriend might be a textbook narcissist. [c=Marisa Tomei] stars as a seasoned therapist who watches with growing concern as her friend, played by [c=Sherry Cola], falls head over heels for the impossibly suave and magnetic [c=Marco Pigossi]. With support from her skeptical sister [c=Ciara Bravo] and a colorful cast of friends including [c=José María Yázpik] and [c=Jonah Platt], she embarks on a mission to uncover the truth. Directed by [c=Ann Marie Allison], the film navigates the uproarious and often confusing terrain of modern dating, where love bombing and gaslighting collide with genuine connection. As the evidence mounts, this group must decipher charming quirks from red flags in a laugh-out-loud quest to determine if this fairy-tale romance is actually a cautionary tale.</p>

<p>In the cutthroat world of corporate internships, three ambitious young women find their dream opportunity turning into a hilarious nightmare. Directed and written by [c=Jacob Leighton], the comedy "You're Hired" follows the chaotic journey of a trio of interns, portrayed by [c=Angelica Camozzi], [c=Lexie Dawson], and [c=Emma Corridan], who will do just about anything to secure a permanent position at a prestigious company. Their competitive spirits are further ignited by a charismatic and conniving fellow intern, played by [c=Jack Igoe], who seems to have a devious plan for every task. As the assignments grow more absurd and the office politics more treacherous, the line between professional ambition and personal sabotage hilariously blurs. This sharp-witted satire captures the absurdities of modern workplace culture, delivering a fast-paced and relatable story about the desperate, and often ridiculous, lengths people will go to land the perfect job.</p>

<p>"You're Killing Me Susana" is based on the novel "Deserted Cities" by Jose Agustin. With a dose of corrosive humor it follows Eligio's quest to recuperate the woman he loves. It is the journey of an illustrated Mexican into the heart of the U.S., to a rigid society and a frigid winter, but above all into his own soul, to confront the contradictions between his macho idiosyncrasies and the love he feels for his woman. It is a journey of growth, funny, painful and ultimately romantic.</p>

<p>In the tense psychological thriller You're My Angel, a seemingly perfect family is shattered by a chilling disappearance. [c=Emi Wakui] portrays a mother whose world collapses when her young daughter vanishes without a trace, plunging her into a desperate search that uncovers unsettling truths. As the investigation unfolds, [c=Yuji Oda] enters the scene as a determined yet enigmatic figure whose connection to the case grows increasingly complex, while [c=Mao Daichi] plays a pivotal role in a network of secrets that begins to surface. Directed by [c=Andre Gordon], the film masterfully builds an atmosphere of paranoia and suspense, where every character, including those portrayed by [c=Makoto Ôtake], [c=Shôji Kôkami], and [c=Yuriko Hoshi], may hold a piece of the disturbing puzzle. Motives blur and trust becomes a fragile commodity as the desperate hunt for the missing girl leads down a dark path where the line between protector and predator terrifyingly dissolves.</p>

<p>What begins as a tense family reunion descends into a night of unimaginable terror in this brutal and clever horror-thriller. The affluent Davison family gathers at their secluded vacation home to celebrate their parents’ anniversary, but the strained festivities are violently interrupted by a group of masked assailants armed with crossbows and axes. As the family is systematically hunted through the dark mansion, one guest, Erin, played by [c=Sharni Vinson], reveals unexpected survival skills. Directed by [c=Adam Wingard] from a script by [c=Simon Barrett], the film expertly builds dread before erupting into a chaotic and bloody game of cat-and-mouse. With a cast including [c=Amy Seimetz], [c=A. J. Bowen], and [c=Barbara Crampton], "You're Next" subverts home invasion tropes, blending genuine scares with sharp twists as the victims discover the true motive behind the attack and must fight to see the dawn.</p>

<p>In the suffocating silence of a lonely apartment, a man’s sanity begins to fray at the edges in the chilling short horror film You’re Not Real. Directed by [c=Jay Russell] from a script he also wrote, this tense psychological thriller traps viewers inside the deteriorating mind of its protagonist as he becomes convinced a sinister, unseen presence shares his home. What begins as subtle unease—a misplaced object, a faint whisper in an empty room—escalates into a terrifying battle for his reality. The man’s desperate attempts to prove he is alone clash against increasingly disturbing evidence that he is not, forcing him to question his own perceptions. Produced by [c=Akiva Goldsman], the film masterfully builds an atmosphere of palpable dread, transforming mundane domestic spaces into a labyrinth of fear. This compact, five-minute descent into paranoia explores the horror of the mind turning against itself, leaving one to wonder what is more frightening: the entity he believes is hunting him, or the possibility that it was never there at all.</p>

<p>In the intimate and emotionally resonant drama "You're Not You", [c=Hilary Swank] delivers a powerful performance as Kate, a renowned classical pianist whose meticulously ordered world is shattered by a devastating diagnosis of ALS. As her body begins to fail her, the fiercely independent woman must reluctantly accept help, leading her to hire Bec, a brash and aimless college student played by [c=Emmy Rossum]. What begins as a purely transactional relationship between two women from vastly different worlds slowly evolves into a profound and transformative connection. Directed by [c=George C. Wolfe], the film explores the raw, often humorous, and deeply moving journey of two people who find themselves in each other at a critical crossroads. With a supporting cast including [c=Josh Duhamel] as Kate's husband and [c=Frances Fisher] as her mother, the story navigates the complexities of identity, dependency, and the unexpected ways we discover our true selves when life forces us to relinquish control.</p>

Book superstore magnate Joe Fox and independent book shop owner Kathleen Kelly fall in love in the anonymity of the Internet—both blissfully unaware that he's trying to put her out of business.

<p>In the sun-drenched hills of Italy, a meticulously planned life is about to be deliciously upended. [c=Halle Bailey] stars as Avery, a brilliant but tightly-wound architect who travels to Tuscany for a prestigious restoration project, viewing the picturesque landscape as merely a backdrop for her career ambitions. Her orderly world collides with the free-spirited charm of local vineyard owner Luca, played by [c=Regé-Jean Page], who believes some things—like wine, food, and life—are better when not over-engineered. As Avery navigates the project under the watchful eyes of seasoned locals like [c=Isabella Ferrari] and [c=Stefania Casini], and with the unexpected arrival of her well-meaning friend, portrayed by [c=Aziza Scott], she finds herself torn between the blueprint she brought with her and the unexpected beauty of a new path. Directed by [c=Kat Coiro], this romantic escape weaves a tale of clashing cultures and softening hearts, where ancient stone walls and rolling vineyards become the setting for a journey of self-discovery. The film is a warm, vibrant celebration of embracing the unplanned, asking whether the greatest design one can create is a life truly lived.</p>

<p>Carl and Molly Peterson (Matt Dillon and Kate Hudson) are just starting their new life together-complete with a cute house, boring neighbors, stable jobs and the routines of newlywed existence. There's just one unfortunate hitch in their perfectly constructed new world...</p> <p>And his name's Dupree.</p> <p>Randy Dupree (Owen Wilson), Carl's oldest friend and perpetual bachelor, has found himself with nowhere to go after being fired. Carl yanks his jobless/homeless pal out of the bar he's living in and invites him to temporarily crash on the couch-that's just what friends do.</p> <p>At first, Carl is quite pleased to have his good buddy as a permanent couch guest, while Molly bears the brunt of Dupree's immature antics. But, as Carl becomes buried in his grown-up job, he finds it harder and harder to juggle Dupree and his responsibilities as a husband. To make matters worse, Dupree uses his ample spare time to become a great companion for Molly. Even her dad (Michael Douglas) and the neighbors are falling for his carefree wisdom and charm-frustrating Carl to no end.</p> <p>Soon, everyone (but Carl) begins to root for Dupree to stick around. But as Dupree starts to become a fixture in the Peterson's home, three becomes not just a crowd...but a full-blown, hilarious catastrophe.</p> <p>Directors Anthony and Joe Russo ("Arrested Development") tell the wildly comic story of a suburban couple who are just trying to make their new marriage work when her and me unexpectedly becomes "You, Me and Dupree".</p>

<p>In the movie "You, Rock," directed by Daniel Maggio, viewers are taken on a captivating journey that explores the themes of music and personal growth. The film delves into the lives of its characters as they navigate the complexities of their relationships and aspirations through the powerful medium of rock music. With a runtime of 000 minutes, "You, Rock" promises to deliver an engaging experience, showcasing the transformative power of music in a way that resonates with audiences. As the story unfolds, it highlights the struggles and triumphs of its characters, inviting viewers to reflect on their own paths and the role that music plays in shaping their identities.</p>

<p>Acclaimed director Francois Ozon (Swimming Pool, 8 Women) helms this erotic tale of sexual awakening. After losing her virginity, 17-year-old budding beauty Isabelle (Marine Vacth) takes up a secret life as a call girl, meeting her older gentlemen clients for erotic hotel room trysts. Throughout, she remains curiously aloof, showing little interest in the encounters themselves or the money she makes, while Ozon slyly refrains from offering easy answers. As the enigmatic Isabelle, Marine Vacth is magnetic, delivering a star-making breakout performance in this sleek and sexy coming-of-age drama.</p>

<p>Joe, a rootless young drifter, finds work on a barge travelling between Glasgow and Edinburgh, owned by Leslie and his wife Ella. One afternoon they discover the corpse of a young woman floating in the canal. Accident? Suicide? Murder? As the police investigate and a suspect is arrested, we discover that Joe knows more than he’s letting on, and gradually we learn of Joe’s past relationship with the dead woman. Meanwhile an unspoken attraction has developed between Joe and Ella, and claustrophobic tensions evolve between the three of them in the confined space of the barge.</p>

<p>In the sharply comedic drama "Young Adult," directed by [c=Jason Reitman], viewers are introduced to Mavis Gary, portrayed by [c=Charlize Theron], a successful but emotionally stunted writer of young adult novels. Returning to her hometown, Mavis is driven by a misguided desire to reclaim her high school sweetheart, Buddy Slade, played by [c=Patrick Wilson], who is now happily married with a child. As she reconnects with her old life, Mavis encounters Matt Freehauf, a former classmate portrayed by [c=Patton Oswalt], who helps her confront the realities of her past and the person she has become.</p> <p>The film artfully navigates the complexities of adulthood and the struggle to find one's place in a world that seems to have moved on without them. Mavis's journey is filled with dark humor and poignant moments, illustrating her battle against the expectations of maturity and self-acceptance. With a talented supporting cast including [c=Elizabeth Reaser], [c=J.K. Simmons], and [c=Collette Wolfe], "Young Adult" captures the bittersweet essence of nostalgia and the often painful process of growing up. This engaging narrative invites viewers to laugh and reflect on the challenges of moving forward while being tethered to the past.</p>

<p>In the vibrant yet volatile world of 1990s New York, a group of ambitious college graduates find their lives and loyalties tested in the high-stakes arena of political journalism. Directed by [c=John Krokidas], "Young Americans" follows the intense journey of a brilliant but troubled writer, played by [c=Daniel Radcliffe], who lands a coveted position at a prestigious magazine. He is quickly drawn into a competitive friendship with a charismatic and ideologically driven colleague, portrayed by [c=George MacKay], while navigating a complex relationship with a sharp-witted photographer, [c=Amanda Seyfried]. As they chase the story of a lifetime, the trio must confront the murky ethics of their profession and the personal compromises required for success. This gripping drama explores the intoxicating rush of youth, power, and idealism, capturing the electric atmosphere of a city and an industry on the brink of seismic change.</p>

<p>In the vast, windswept ranchlands of Montana, a ten-year-old genius named T.S. Spivet, played by [c=Kyle Catlett], quietly maps the world around him with a scientific precision that belies his age. His eccentric family, including his beetle-obsessed mother [c=Helena Bonham Carter], is still reeling from a recent tragedy, leaving T.S. feeling profoundly isolated. When he receives a prestigious, unexpected call from the Smithsonian Institution, the young cartographer secretly embarks on a daring, cross-country journey aboard a freight train to accept an award in Washington, D.C. This whimsical yet poignant adventure, directed by [c=Jean-Pierre Jeunet], blends drama with a touch of magical realism as T.S. navigates the perils of the adult world, armed only with his brilliant mind and a collection of fantastical inventions. His quest becomes more than a trip to the capital; it is a moving exploration of family, grief, and the intricate maps we draw to find our way home.</p>

<p>Set in Northern Africa at the conclusion of World War II, this extraordinary film follows the adventures of a young girl named Neera, who becomes separated from her family and finds herself alone in the desert. When a wild stallion (whom Neera names Shetan) comes to her aid, the two form a special bond and the horse helps Neera to return home to her grandfather. As their friendship and trust grows, the girl devises a daring plan to race the wild Shetan (whose name means "the devil") in the annual horse race and help restore her grandfather's reputation.</p> <p>Staking everything on the race, Neera's iron will and courage combined with Shetan's unlamed power and determination culminates in some of the most breathtaking and triumphant scenes ever visualized on the giant screen.</p>

A young neurosurgeon inherits the castle of his grandfather, the famous Dr. Victor von Frankenstein. In the castle he finds a funny hunchback, a pretty lab assistant and the elderly housekeeper. Young Frankenstein believes that the work of his grandfather was delusional, but when he discovers the book where the mad doctor described his reanimation experiment, he suddenly changes his mind.

<p>This charming coming-of-age story is about two high schoolers who fall into first love, only to discover life is a lot more complicated than they could ever imagine.</p><p>Tilly (Quinn Liebling) and Harper (Anjini Taneja Azhar) have lived across the street from each other since they were small children. Harper's older brother (Alex Jarmon) is Tilly's best friend. When Harper enters high school, she & Tilly find themselves in an unexpected relationship that challenges social expectations, self identities and family standings, providing us with an honest look into the naive yet complex social/cultural worlds of today's young people.</p>

<p>It explores the origins of the international Socialist movement, the emergence of the Communist League and its founding document the Communist Manifesto written by Karl Marx (Diehl) and Friedrich Engels (Konarski). It paints a portrait of the two impetuous young men who, with the support of Marx's wife Jenny (Krieps), passionately believe in the vision of a humane society and the revolutionary power of the abused and oppressed.</p>

<p>In a time of political turmoil under the brutal reign of King Herod, a young boy and his family embark on a perilous journey from Egypt back to their homeland. This boy is Jesus, portrayed by [c=Adam Greaves-Neal], who begins to exhibit a profound and mysterious understanding of the world around him, grappling with divine powers he does not yet fully comprehend. Guided by his protective parents, [c=Sara Lazzaro] as Mary and [c=Sean Bean] as Joseph, their flight becomes a desperate quest for safety as a relentless Roman centurion, played by [c=Vincent Walsh], is dispatched by Herod to hunt the child. This dramatic exploration, directed by [c=Cyrus Nowrasteh], imagines a pivotal year in the childhood of a figure who would change history, weaving a tale of faith, family, and the burden of an extraordinary destiny. The film is a gripping spiritual drama that follows a family's struggle to shield their son while he discovers the first stirrings of his true nature.</p>

Nineteen-year-old, Jin-goo enjoys an erotic moment to himself while thinking about his pretty English tutor. Then one day, he is caught in the middle of an embarrassing moment and becomes awkward with her. However, this becomes an opportunity and she starts teaching him sex. Their replationship becomes an uncontrollable romance. However, she quits the tutoring and the relationship to get married. Time goes on and Jin-goo is a grown up. He's used to thoughtless sex. However, his partner of benefit gets pregnant so he meets his future-mother-in-law to talk about marriage. However, she's so beautiful and sexy. He moves in with the in-laws but soon breaks out of the marrige due to his wife's fling. The mother-in-law doesn't know how to make it up to him for what her daughter has done. Jin-goo suggests something dangerous...

Twenty year-old Ki-chan lives alone with his father. One day Yoon-seo (Kim Jeong-ah), his stepmother comes to live with them. She tries to be friendly with Ki-chan but he appraoches her as a woman and starts showing her that. Yoon-seo strongly rejects him but he knows that she wants him too. Their relationship turns into something dangerous. Then one day, Min-jeong, who has had a crush on Ki-chan for a long time, finds out what is going on between the two. The young stepmother fools her husband and falls in love with his son and the son falls in love with his father's woman. They make a deal with Min-jeong to make sure she doesn't say anything.

Woo-jin, who is a repeater of college entrance exam, and Taek-sik's friend, Kang-hee come and visit Woo-jin's hometown on a small island. Woo-jin's mom, Hyeon-sook operates a small sashimi restaurant and a bed and breakfast to make a living on the island. Although Hyeon-sook has sex with Bong-seong, she rejects his proposals. One day, Woo-jin is terribly shocked to accidentally see his mom Hyeon-sook and Bong-seong having sex.

Father, son and even grandson, are all mesmerized by this 29-year-old sexy mom. Yong-tae is a dying cancer patient whose wife passed away. Seong-min is a nuisance of a son who is of no use. Yeong-chan is Yong-tae’s grandson who is addicted to porn. A sexy mom comes into the lives of these three men one day. Jin-hee brings positive feelings into the house and prescribes her personal methods of treatment for the three men. Who will get it on with mom?

<p>In a stark, drought-ravaged future where water is more precious than gold, [m=Young Ones] unfolds as a gritty sci-fi thriller that blends Western motifs with a dystopian landscape. Directed by [c=Jake Paltrow], the story centers on the Holm family, led by the hardscrabble father Ernest ([c=Michael Shannon]), who struggles to protect his land and his children from encroaching threats. His teenage son Jerome ([c=Kodi Smit-McPhee]) is idealistic but impulsive, while his daughter Mary ([c=Elle Fanning]) finds herself caught between loyalty and desire. When a charismatic drifter named Flem ([c=Nicholas Hoult]) enters their lives, his ruthless ambition ignites a chain of violence and betrayal that tests the family's bonds to their breaking point. As water supplies dwindle and tempers flare, the characters are forced into a desperate struggle for survival, where morality blurs and the line between right and wrong becomes dangerously thin. With its haunting atmosphere and slow-burn tension, this R-rated thriller explores themes of greed, resilience, and the lengths people will go to for a future that may never come.</p>

Three men and women start living together. Byeong-soo is chosen in a scenario contest and is picked to write a script for a movie, so he leaves the noisy city and moves in with his married senior from school. At the house is Ji-eun, the senior's wife and a young and sexy Bo-yeong. The three living together leads to some risky situations!

<p>Immerse yourself in the electric atmosphere of the iconic desert festival as [c=Young Thug] takes the stage for a historic performance. This cinematic concert film captures the raw energy and genre-defying artistry of the rap superstar during his headline set, delivering a vibrant spectacle of music and fashion. Joined by a roster of special guests including [c=Camila Cabello], [c=Ty Dolla Sign], and [c=NAV], the film presents a dynamic collaboration of sounds that blur the lines between hip-hop, pop, and R&B. Audiences are transported to the front row, experiencing the pulsating lights, the roaring crowd, and the unpredictable, charismatic showmanship that defines a Young Thug live experience. More than just a performance, it is a celebration of creative freedom and a testament to an artist at the peak of his powers, commanding one of music's biggest platforms with unmatched flair.</p>

<p>In "The Young Victoria", Emily Blunt (The Devil Wears Prada) delivers an incredibly compelling performance as Queen Victoria in the turbulent first years of her reign. Rupert Friend (Pride & Prejudice) portrays Prince Albert, the suitor who wins her heart and becomes her partner in one of history's greatest romances. This love story, set amongst all the intrigue of the court, also features Paul Bettany (Iron Man, The Da Vinci Code), Miranda Richardson (Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire), Jim Broadbent (The Damned United, The Chronicles of Narnia), Thomas Kretschmann (Valkyrie), and Mark Strong (Sherlock Holmes, Tristan & Isolde).</p>

<p>From acclaimed director [c=Jon Erwin] comes a sweeping historical drama that traces the formidable early years of America’s founding father. The film follows a young, ambitious George Washington, portrayed by [c=William Franklyn-Miller], as he navigates the treacherous frontier of the Ohio Valley, where his character is forged through wilderness survival, military ambition, and personal loss. Driven by a desire for honor and land, Washington clashes with both French forces and his own inner demons, all while learning the harsh realities of leadership from seasoned mentors played by [c=Ben Kingsley] and [c=Andy Serkis]. Supported by a distinguished cast including [c=Kelsey Grammer] and [c=Mary-Louise Parker], this epic journey reveals the trials that shaped a future legend, blending intimate character study with the raw tension of colonial conflict. [m=Young Washington] offers a visceral, unflinching look at the man behind the myth, capturing the grit and determination that would one day define a nation.</p>

<p>The daughter of a German butcher from Manhattan, Ederle was a competitive swimmer who won gold in the 1924 Olympics when she decided to attempt crossing the channel. She undertook the feat after first swimming 22 miles from Battery Park in New York to Sandy Hook, NJ, setting a record that stood for 81 years. She contracted with two newspapers and sold her story, thereby financing her quest. There was actually a race among women who would be first to cross as only five men had done so before.</p>