<p>This timeless tale for all ages tells the story of Daphne (AMANDA BYNES), a spirited young American girl who yearns to meet the father she's never known - a man her bohemian mother (KELLY PRESTON) considers to be the great love of her life.</p> <p>Determined to find her absentee dad and prove that love can conquer all, Daphne impulsively journeys to London, where she discovers that her father is none other than Lord Henry Dashwood (COLIN FIRTH), an influential aristocratic politician. Henry's patrician lifestyle and stuffy attitude clash with Daphne's freewheeling American upbringing - as do his social-climbing fiancée (ANNA CHANCELLOR) and her territorial debutante daughter (CHRISTINA COLE).</p> <p>When Daphne's unique style and effervescent personality create an uproar in high society that threatens to undermine Henry's political career and his budding relationship with Daphne, she immerses herself in a whirlwind of upper crust British social and political events to please her father and fit in with her new family.</p> <p>As she stifles her personality in an effort to meet her new familial obligations, Daphne discovers that her dream life is not as picture perfect as she had hoped. Is her fantasy falling apart, or will her fairytale come true?</p>

<p>In the whirlwind of modern dating, one young man is about to discover that getting what you ask for isn't always what you truly need. Directed and written by [c=Willow Gray], the sharp comedy "What a Guy Wants" follows [c=Brady Zapp] as a charismatic but perpetually single guy who believes he has the perfect formula for his ideal partner. When he finally meets someone who seems to check every box on his meticulous list, played by [c=Pres Wilson], he is convinced his romantic search is over. Yet, as he navigates the hilarious and often chaotic early stages of this seemingly perfect relationship, he finds his rigid expectations challenged by the messy, unpredictable reality of human connection, with friends like those portrayed by [c=Bea Mason] and [c=Joey Trimble] offering their own brand of questionable advice. This witty ten-minute romp explores the gap between fantasy and reality with a lighthearted touch, asking whether the path to love is found in a checklist or in the unexpected moments that defy all planning.</p>

<p>In the whirlwind of wedding planning, a groom and his three best men discover a catastrophic oversight: they have completely forgotten to invite the groom's sister, Barb. Starring [c=Leonid Barats], [c=Kamil Larin], and [c=Rostislav Khait] as the panicked groomsmen, this comedy from director [c=Dmitriy Dyachenko] throws a group of longtime friends into a race against the clock. With the ceremony fast approaching, their desperate mission to find Barb, played by [c=Zhanna Friske], and deliver an invitation unleashes a chain of comedic misadventures across the city. As they navigate ex-girlfriends, overbearing family members like [c=Nonna Grishaeva] and [c=Nina Ruslanova], and their own chaotic lives, the journey tests their friendship and reveals long-buried secrets. This romantic comedy blends heartfelt moments with hilarious chaos, exploring how sometimes the path to "I do" requires confronting everything you've left unsaid.</p>

<p>In the sweeping romantic drama [m=What About Love], two couples navigate the exhilarating highs and devastating lows of love across different generations. The film follows a young American couple, played by [c=Marielle Jaffe] and [c=Miguel Angel Munoz], as they embark on a passionate European adventure, believing their connection is strong enough to overcome any obstacle. Their journey becomes intertwined with that of an older, more seasoned pair portrayed by [c=Sharon Stone] and [c=Andy Garcia], whose own long-standing relationship is tested by a life-altering secret. As the two stories unfold in parallel, each couple is forced to confront the fundamental question of what it truly means to love and be loved, exploring themes of sacrifice, trust, and the boundaries of the heart. Directed by [c=Klaus Menzel] and shot against the stunning backdrops of Europe, this emotionally charged romance examines whether love can truly conquer all, or if some challenges are simply too great for even the deepest affection to overcome.</p>

<p>In a poignant exploration of memory and identity, "What Alice Forgot" centers on Alice, portrayed by [c=Jennifer Aniston], who wakes up after a fall to discover that she has lost a decade of her life. As she grapples with the shocking realization that she is now a mother of three and on the brink of divorce, Alice embarks on a journey of self-discovery amidst the chaos of her new reality. Her once-vibrant spirit is challenged as she navigates the complexities of her relationships, including a husband who feels like a stranger and children she barely recognizes.</p> <p>The film beautifully blends drama and comedy, inviting audiences to reflect on the passage of time and the choices we make. Alice's quest to reclaim her past and redefine her future becomes a heartfelt tale of resilience and rediscovery. With each interaction, she confronts the stark contrast between the woman she used to be and the life she has unintentionally built, leading to moments of both laughter and introspection. As Alice learns to embrace her new circumstances, viewers are taken on an emotional rollercoaster that resonates with anyone who has ever felt lost in the whirlwind of life.</p>

<p>A simple family visit curdles into a waking nightmare in the chilling horror short "What Are Grandchildren Made Of?". When a couple, portrayed by [c=Mike Gassaway] and [c=Jeanine Henry], arrive at their daughter's home to meet their new grandchild, they are met with an unsettling atmosphere and a child whose behavior defies all natural explanation. As the grandparents attempt to bond with the infant, they begin to witness disturbing and inexplicable phenomena that suggest something is profoundly wrong. Directed and written by [c=Lindsey Susor], this tense tale explores the primal fears of new parenthood and the dark secrets that can fester within a family. With a performance by [c=Loralei Godwin] adding to the mounting dread, the film masterfully builds an atmosphere of creeping paranoia, where every coo and giggle might mask a terrifying truth. The loving couple must confront the horrifying possibility that the newest member of their family is made of something far more sinister than sugar and spice.</p>

<p>In the quiet, unassuming world of a suburban backyard, a profound and peculiar conversation unfolds. Directed by [c=Richard Ibghy] and [c=Marilou Lemmens], "What Birds Talk About When They Talk" invites audiences into a whimsical yet strangely philosophical dialogue between two ordinary birds perched on a wire. As they chirp and chatter, their discussion meanders from the mundane concerns of worms and weather to surprisingly existential questions about art, purpose, and the very nature of their existence. This charming short film blends gentle humor with a touch of the surreal, creating a contemplative atmosphere that transforms a simple avian exchange into a mirror for human anxieties and aspirations. The central tension arises not from action, but from the growing disconnect between their lofty discourse and the grounded reality of their lives, leaving one to wonder if they are uncovering profound truths or simply passing the time before the next cat appears.</p>

<p>In the whirlwind world of modern dating, a group of friends discovers that getting what you want isn't always what you need in the sharp comedy "What Boys Want". The story follows a close-knit circle of young men, each navigating the chaotic terrain of love, career, and friendship with varying degrees of success. Led by charismatic performances from [c=Julien Zeitouni], [c=Scott Hislop], and [c=Elliott Tittensor], the ensemble finds their lives upended when a series of unexpected events grants them a tantalizing glimpse into the private thoughts and desires of the women they are trying to impress. This newfound insight promises to be the ultimate cheat code for romance, but quickly proves to be a double-edged sword. As they chase their ideal relationships, the men are forced to confront their own insecurities, assumptions, and the true meaning of connection. Directed by [c=David Färdmar], [c=David Bonneville], and [c=Grímur Hákonarson], this witty and often poignant film blends laugh-out-loud scenarios with genuine heart, exploring whether understanding the opposite sex is about hearing what they say or learning who you are in the process.</p>

<p>In the thought-provoking documentary directed and written by [c=Sophie Schrago], "What Comes from Sitting in Silence?" delves into the profound impact of silence on the human experience. Through intimate portraits and reflective narratives, the film explores how moments of quietude can foster healing, self-discovery, and connection amidst the noise of modern life. Central to the story are individuals who turn to silence as a means of confronting personal challenges and societal pressures, revealing their motivations to find clarity and peace. As the documentary unfolds, it examines the tension between the external chaos and the internal stillness these characters seek, inviting viewers to contemplate the transformative power of simply sitting in silence. With a contemplative tone and evocative atmosphere, this film offers a meditative journey that resonates deeply with anyone curious about mindfulness, resilience, and the spaces between words. Directed by [c=Sophie Schrago] and produced by a dedicated team including [c=Pauline Tran Van Lieu], [c=Lucie Rego], and [c=Oh Hee-jung], the 76-minute feature invites audiences to experience the quiet moments that speak volumes.</p>

<p>In the unsettling horror film "What Comes From the Valley," a group of friends discovers that the serene wilderness surrounding their remote cabin holds a terrifying secret. Directed by [c=Andrew Laddaga], the story follows a tight-knit group portrayed by [c=Elijah Smith], [c=Ashton Pulis], [c=Logan Martin], [c=Declan Gregg], and [c=Brady Zapp] as they embark on what should be a peaceful getaway. Their retreat quickly descends into a nightmare when they realize an ancient and malevolent force is stirring within the valley, preying on their deepest fears and turning the natural world against them. As the tension mounts and the body count rises, the friends must confront the darkness both around them and within themselves to survive. Blending atmospheric dread with visceral scares, this film crafts a claustrophobic sense of isolation that keeps viewers on edge. With its focus on psychological terror and the fragility of human trust, "What Comes From the Valley" is a chilling exploration of what happens when the land itself refuses to let you leave.</p>

<p>In a world where every cryptic message, ambiguous gesture, and unexplained phenomenon seems to hold a hidden significance, What Does This Mean? follows the journey of [c=Jake Gyllenhaal] as Alex, a meticulous linguist and cryptographer who stumbles upon a series of baffling symbols etched into an ancient artifact. Driven by an obsessive need to decode the truth, Alex teams up with [c=Zendaya] as Zoe, a skeptical but brilliant historian who believes the symbols may be a hoax. Their investigation plunges them into a high-stakes intellectual puzzle, where each clue they unravel seems to point to a larger, more unsettling conspiracy that blurs the line between coincidence and design. As they race against a shadowy organization determined to keep the secret buried, the pair must question not only the meaning of the symbols but the very nature of reality itself. With a tense, atmospheric tone that blends psychological thriller with cerebral mystery, the film explores the human desire for certainty in an uncertain world. The central conflict pits Alex’s faith in rational explanation against Zoe’s pragmatic skepticism, forcing them to confront the unsettling possibility that some questions may have no clear answer at all.</p>

<p>Brian and Paulie are two young punks running loose on the hard streets of South Boston. Coming from separate but equally broken homes, the boys bond of friendship makes them brothers. They do whatever it takes to survive, living by the code of their dog eat dog neighborhood.</p><p>As Brian (Mark Ruffalo) and Paulie (Ethan Hawke) get older, petty crimes and misdemeanors grow into more serious offenses. Eventually, they fall under sway to the organized crime boss Pat Kelly (Brian Goodman) who runs the felonious backroom businesses and illicit trades in Southie. They also find themselves the targets of unwanted attention from Detective Moran (Donnie Wahlberg) one of Boston's finest. And Brian in particular becomes lost in haze of drugs and rebellion. Even the love he has for his wife Stacy (Amanda Peet) and his children isn't enough to redeem him.</p><p>In time, the friends find themselves in jail - just a part of doing business on the mean streets they call home. Although not gone away forever Brian and Paulie are incarcerated long enough to learn a few lessons, but will they lead to changed lives on the outside? A storm of trouble is brewing: Paulie has big plans to liberate them from their life of crime - just one more job - one last heist - a bold and potentially violent daylight robbery. But Brian has used his time in jail to make amends to his family and get clean. When Paulie comes to him for help, Brian must face the biggest challenge to his code of honor that he could ever imagine: stand by his friend or salvage his family ... he cannot do both!</p><p>"What Doesn't Kill You" reveals the true life drama that writer/director Brian Goodman underwent in his struggle to honor the people he loved - on both sides of the law.</p>

<p>"What Drives Us" is a testament to the musician's life. "What Drives Us" will be released Friday, April 30th exclusively on The Coda Collection via Amazon Prime Video Channels in the U.S. and outside of the U.S. via Amazon Prime Video.</p><p> "This film is my love letter to every musician that has ever jumped in an old van with their friends and left it all behind for the simple reward of playing music. What started as a project to pull back the curtain on the DIY logistics of stuffing all of your friends and equipment into a small space for months on end eventually turned into an exploration of 'why?', "What drives us?" - Dave Grohl Directed by Dave Grohl, this feature documentary film is a love letter to the rare club of rock and roll, as well as an inspiration to every young kid who dreams of a life playing music. Dave was that kid. And so was Ringo, Annie Clark, The Edge, Steven Tyler, and everyone in between. The list goes on forever. While they all have stories--- outrageous, unbelievable, insane, as well as poignant stories— they all share a common bond. At some point, before anyone knew their name, they had an unstoppable drive to share their music with the world. Their passion led them to leave everything behind, throw caution to the wind, and chase their dream. Nobody was promised anything, but they all had a plan.</p>

<p>A remake of the 1962 film, about former child star Jane Hudson holds captive her crippled former movie-queen sister.</p>

<p>This poignant slice-of-life film revolves around Campbell Babbitt (Steve Coogan), a morally challenged and emotionally distraught New York reporter sent to cover the New Hampshire hometown hoopla surrounding Christa McAuliffe, the first civilian astronaut.</p><p>Upon arriving in the small New Hampshire town, Babbitt decides to call an old college friend, only to discover an apparent suicide. As another teacher (Molly Shannon) attempts to keep a looming scandal and celebration spoiler out of the newspaper, Babbitt gravitates toward his friend's students in hopes of finding an unsung hero story about a teacher who made a permanent impact on kids that nobody understands.</p><p>Instead, he discovers the least likely teachers - a group of dysfunctional high school students, misfits, and outcasts led by a narcissistic seductress (Hilary Duff), a repressed voyeur (Josh Peck), and a scheming pregnant teen (Olivia Thirlby). After sharing his own lapse of ethics in New York to gain their trust, Babbitt becomes obsessed with their subtleties of manipulation, need for attention, and desire to make heroes where no heroes exist.</p><p>In a gradual reversal of roles, the students teach Babbitt that the characteristics he is attempting to project on them might really be qualities that he and other adults possess. The lesson Babbitt learns is that he may need a "hero" more than students need him to replace their "hero." And, in learning he is not so different than the students, he begins to relate to them in unexpected and potentially perilous ways, including an infatuation with the same student rumored to have had an affair with his dead friend.</p>

<p>In a dystopian future where overpopulation has led to a strict one-child policy enforced by the ruthless Child Allocation Bureau, a brilliant scientist hides his seven identical granddaughters by giving them the same identity—each named after a day of the week. As adults, they share the life of one person, Karen Settman, taking turns to go outside while the others remain hidden in their apartment. The fragile balance of their existence shatters when Monday, played by [c=Noomi Rapace] in a tour-de-force performance across seven distinct roles, fails to return home. As the remaining sisters—Tuesday through Sunday—investigate her disappearance, they uncover a terrifying conspiracy orchestrated by the Bureau’s icy director, Nicolette Cayman ([c=Glenn Close]), and a ruthless enforcer ([c=Willem Dafoe]) who will stop at nothing to eliminate them. Directed by [c=Tommy Wirkola], this taut sci-fi thriller blends high-stakes action with a chilling moral dilemma, forcing the sisters to question who they can trust as the walls close in around them. With a relentless pace and a darkly inventive premise, the film explores themes of identity, sacrifice, and survival in a world where individuality is a crime.</p>

<p>In this whirlwind romantic comedy directed by [c=Jewell Karinen], a chance encounter in Las Vegas spirals into a chaotic adventure for two strangers. When a spontaneous night of partying leads to an impulsive marriage, the newlyweds, played by [c=Belle Adams] and [c=Bradford A Wilson], quickly realize they've made a colossal mistake. Eager to annul the hasty union, their plans are derailed when they discover a massive jackpot won from a shared slot machine. Now legally bound and equally determined to claim the entire prize for themselves, they engage in a hilarious battle of wits and sabotage. As they scheme to outmaneuver each other, their petty war of attrition begins to reveal unexpected layers beneath their competitive facades. The film captures the neon-lit chaos of Sin City with a fast-paced, comedic tone that balances slapstick humor with budding chemistry. With a tight runtime of just six minutes, this short comedy packs a punch, exploring whether two people who can't stand each other might just be the perfect match.</p>

<p>In the uproarious romantic comedy "What Happens in Vegas...", a wild night in Las Vegas leads to an unexpected twist for two strangers. Starring [c=Cameron Diaz] as the driven and work-focused Joy and [c=Ashton Kutcher] as the laid-back slacker Jack, the film explores the chaotic aftermath of a spontaneous marriage following a night of debauchery. Both characters are navigating their own struggles—Joy is caught in a relentless pursuit of success, while Jack is just trying to enjoy life without the weight of responsibility.</p> <p>When the two find themselves in a whirlwind of love, laughter, and complications, the stakes rise dramatically after a hefty jackpot win complicates their budding relationship. As they are forced to confront their differences and the reality of their impulsive decision, the comedic escapades that ensue create both tension and hilarity. With the backdrop of Las Vegas' vibrant nightlife, the film balances lighthearted romance with sharp humor, showcasing the misadventures that love can bring. With a talented ensemble that includes [c=Lake Bell], [c=Rob Corddry], [c=Zach Galifianakis], and [c=Queen Latifah], "What Happens in Vegas..." promises a delightful ride filled with unexpected turns and heartfelt moments.</p>

<p>In this poignant short drama directed by [c=Nahla Sophie], a chance encounter forces three strangers to confront the weight of their choices. The film follows [c=Ruth Balser] as a woman caught in a moment of quiet desperation, whose path unexpectedly crosses with [c=Beya Bantu]’s character, a person carrying a heavy secret of their own. Their interaction is observed by [c=Ronni Minnis]’s character, a bystander whose own life is at a crossroads. As the minutes tick by, each individual must decide whether to reach out, retreat, or reveal the truth that could change everything. With a tight, intimate runtime of just five minutes, the film masterfully builds a tense and emotionally charged atmosphere, exploring themes of connection, regret, and the fragile beauty of human interaction. What Happens Next? is a compelling meditation on the small, pivotal moments that define our lives, leaving audiences to ponder the ripple effects of a single decision.</p>

<p>In this brisk and witty four-minute short, a parade of beloved British talents, including [c=Romesh Ranganathan], [c=Ruth Jones], [c=Justin Fletcher], [c=Julie Wilson Nimmo], [c=David Jason], [c=Peter Capaldi], [c=Claudia Winkleman], [c=Graham Norton], [c=Cate Blanchett], and [c=Alan Carr], come together to cheekily answer the titular question. The film humorously explores the vast and often underappreciated impact of the BBC on British culture and daily life, from iconic children's programming and gripping dramas to legendary comedy and global news coverage. Each celebrity presents a personal, often hilarious, testament to the broadcaster's unique role, weaving a tapestry of memories and moments that highlight its influence. With a lighthearted and affectionate tone, the piece cleverly turns a skeptical query into a celebration, reminding viewers of the shared experiences and cultural touchstones that the BBC has provided over the decades. It’s a nostalgic and entertaining tribute that packs a surprising amount of heart and humor into its brief runtime.</p>

<p>In the shadowy corridors of a London girls' school, a series of brutal murders begins to unravel a web of dark secrets. [c=Fabio Testi] stars as Enrico, a charming but flawed teacher whose illicit affair with a student, Elizabeth ([c=Cristina Galbó]), places him at the center of the investigation when she becomes a witness to the first grisly crime. As the body count rises, the police, led by Inspector Barth ([c=Joachim Fuchsberger]), scramble to find a connection between the victims, all of whom are linked to the school. The mystery deepens with the haunting, enigmatic presence of a girl named Solange ([c=Camille Keaton]), whose tragic past may hold the key to the killer's motive. Directed by [c=Massimo Dallamano], this gripping giallo masterpiece weaves a tense atmosphere of paranoia and moral decay, where every character harbors hidden guilt and the picturesque setting masks a terrifying truth. As Enrico is forced to confront his own complicity, he must race to uncover the identity of the vengeful murderer before another young life is taken.</p>

<p>"What If" is the story of medical school dropout Wallace (Daniel Radcliffe), who's been repeatedly burned by bad relationships. So while everyone around him, including his roommate Allan (Adam Driver) seems to be finding the perfect partner (Mackenzie Davis), Wallace decides to put his love life on hold. It is then that he meets Chantry (Zoe Kazan) an animator who lives with her longtime boyfriend Ben (Rafe Spall). Wallace and Chantry form an instant connection, striking up a close friendship. Still, there is no denying the chemistry between them, leading the pair to wonder, what if the love of your life is actually your best friend? The ensemble romantic comedy costars Megan Park and Oona Chaplin.</p>

<p>In this brief but emotionally charged musical from director [c=H. Nelson Tracey], a woman played by [c=Rae Isla] finds herself confronting the terrifying possibility of mortality at 30,000 feet. As her plane traverses the skies above Oklahoma, she is joined by a colorful ensemble of fellow passengers, including [c=Matt Morrison], [c=Tara Jayn], and [c=Fiona Violeta], each carrying their own unspoken burdens. The central character grapples with a sudden, overwhelming fear that her life might end in a catastrophic crash, prompting a whirlwind of introspection and regret. Through a series of poignant musical numbers, she and the other travelers, portrayed by [c=Brooke Wanzenberg], [c=Katie Small], and [c=Charlotter Henesy], reveal their deepest anxieties and unfulfilled dreams. The film masterfully blends the high-stakes tension of air travel with the cathartic release of song, creating a powerful meditation on living life to the fullest. With its tight five-minute runtime, this musical drama distills a profound human experience into a concentrated, soaring burst of emotion and melody.</p>

<p>In the vibrant animated short "What is dyslexia?", a young girl named Hope, voiced by [c=Hope Day], embarks on a journey to understand the unique way her mind works. Guided by the warm and insightful narration of [c=Jeremy Irons], the film explores the challenges and hidden strengths that come with dyslexia, as Hope navigates a world where letters and words seem to dance and shift. Featuring additional voices from [c=Liv Tyler] and [c=Jaalen Best], this beautifully crafted story demystifies the learning difference through a lens of empathy and wonder. Directed by [c=Kyra Bartley], the film creates a captivating and uplifting atmosphere, transforming confusion into a celebration of diverse perspectives. It’s a heartfelt exploration of self-discovery that illuminates the extraordinary potential within a differently wired brain.</p>

<p>In the documentary film "WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE THING ABOUT BEING YOU?", director [c=Tarik Dingle] explores the intricacies of identity and self-perception through the eyes of various individuals. The film features poignant interviews and personal stories from [c=Isabel Tanner], [c=Kay-Lee Dingle], [c=Lucia Liverio], and [c=Michele Nicholas-Dingle], each sharing their unique perspectives on the joys and challenges of being themselves. With a runtime of 42 minutes, this thought-provoking documentary invites viewers to reflect on their own experiences and the diverse aspects that shape who they are. Through its intimate storytelling and heartfelt moments, "WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE THING ABOUT BEING YOU?" encourages a deeper understanding of the self in a world that often seeks to define us.</p>

<p>In this heartfelt family drama directed by [c=Ally Mueller], a young girl named Lily, played by [c=Malika Daikawa], discovers that her grandfather’s cherished old camera holds the key to unlocking a hidden chapter of their family’s past. Motivated by a desire to connect with her estranged father, portrayed by [c=Zachary Krueger], Lily embarks on a journey that blends nostalgia with discovery. Alongside her spirited younger brother, played by [c=Miko Kafel], she pieces together clues from forgotten photographs, learning about resilience and the bonds that truly define a family. The central conflict arises when Lily must decide whether to reveal a long-held secret that could either mend or shatter their fragile relationships. With a gentle, uplifting tone and moments of quiet humor, this 22-minute film explores themes of memory, forgiveness, and the courage it takes to rebuild what was lost. Audiences will find themselves rooting for Lily as she navigates the delicate balance between honoring the past and embracing the future.</p>

<p>On a desolate farm steeped in a history of unspeakable tragedy, the Graham family is a collection of fractured souls bound by a dark past. The reclusive and imposing patriarch, [c=Robert Patrick] as Josiah, lives with his troubled adult son, [c=Scott Haze] as Thomas, both haunted by the land they inhabit and the death of Josiah’s wife years prior. The past violently intrudes on the present when Josiah claims to have received a divine vision, forcing a long-awaited and dreaded family reunion. His estranged children, [c=Nick Stahl] as the morally compromised Eli and [c=Kelli Garner] as the resilient Mary, are drawn back to the homestead, each carrying their own burdens of guilt, trauma, and desperate secrets. Directed by [c=Vincent Grashaw] from a chilling script by [c=Robert Alan Dilts], this Southern Gothic horror-thriller weaves together their separate tales of sin and redemption, building an atmosphere of oppressive dread and psychological unease. As the Grahams confront the ghosts of their shared history, they are forced to unravel a legacy of buried truths, where faith twists into fanaticism and the line between salvation and damnation blurs in the shadow of the family home.</p>

<p>"What Just Happened" is a winningly sharp comedy about two nail-biting, back-stabbing, roller-coaster weeks in the world of a middle-aged Hollywood producer -- as he tries to juggle an actual life with an outrageous series of crises in his day job.</p><p>Academy Award winning director Barry Levinson reunites with Academy Award winning actor Robert De Niro and leading producer Art Linson, who wrote the screenplay based on his bestselling memoir. They all join with an all-star cast in this rollicking, shrewd tale of a man besieged by people who want him to be all sorts of things -- a money maker, an ego buster, a bad news breaker, an artistic champion, a loyal husband, an all-knowing father, not to mention sexy, youthful and tuned-in - everything except for the one thing he and all the preposterously behaved people he's surrounded by really are: bumbling human beings just trying to survive by any means necessary.</p><p>Ben (De Niro) is already in over his head trying to balance the tug-of-war of having two ex-wives and two different families with his latest business venture - the boldly "visionary" movie "Fiercely" starring Sean Penn (Sean Penn) - when everything that can go wrong goes completely screwy.</p><p>"Fiercely" looks like an audience-offending flop which draws the ire of iron-gloved studio chief Lou (Catherine Keener), who forces him into tangling with the film's rebellious and drug-addled director Jeremy (Michael Wincott). Meanwhile, he's confused and bewitched by his ex Kelly (Robin Wright Penn) who can't make up her mind about him; shocked by his daughter Zoe (Kristen Stewart), who seems to have grown up overnight; infuriated by his screenwriter friend Scott (Stanley Tucci) who's trying to make a deal with him while making moves on his former wife; horrified by a hirsute Bruce Willis (Bruce Willis) and flummoxed by Willis' nebbishy agent Dick (John Turturro), who's scared to death of his own clients.</p><p>Somehow amidst all the madness, treachery, deceit, runaway egos, rampant commercialism, personal politics and atrocious behavior of America's dream-making machinery, Ben has to find a way not just to make it to Cannes with a finished film, but to cope...</p>

<p>A tranquil retreat to a secluded lake house becomes a terrifying fight for survival in this intense psychological thriller. Jackie, portrayed by [c=Hannah Emily Anderson], and her wife Jules, played by [c=Brittany Allen], arrive to celebrate their one-year anniversary, seeking peace in the remote wilderness. As the couple reconnects, unsettling secrets from Jackie’s past begin to surface, casting a dark shadow over their idyllic getaway. What starts as a romantic escape quickly spirals into a harrowing nightmare when Jules discovers that the woman she loves may not be who she seems. Directed and written by [c=Colin Minihan], the film masterfully builds an atmosphere of creeping dread and paranoia, pitting the two women against each other in a brutal and intimate battle. With a taut runtime and gripping performances, this story delves into the chilling question of what truly lies beneath the surface of a relationship, transforming a sanctuary into a deadly trap where trust is the first casualty.</p>

<p>A woman (Dumont) and her boyfriend's sister (Willis) embark on an unexpected road trip from Georgia to New York. As they get to know each other, encountering assorted locals and misadventures along the way, an unseen peril begins to emerge that threatens to grow stronger with each passing mile.</p>

<P>Liberty (Ema Horvath), a socially awkward sixteen-year-old, returns from two months at camp to a blindsided introduction of her mother's (Mena Suvari) hunky young fiance, John Smith (Trey Tucker), whose charm, intelligence, and beauty paint the picture of a man too perfect to be human. Is he something else...?</p>

<p>Drawing from classic American literature but rooted in today's New York City, "What Maisie Knew" is an affecting portrait of a family coming apart, as seen from the vantage point of a six-year-old girl who watches the adults around her behave like children.</p><p>Susanna (Julianne Moore) is a pushy but seductive rock and roll icon married to Beale (Steve Coogan), a charming, distracted art dealer. Unnerved by the prospect of middle-aged stasis and drawn to other lovers, the couple eventually divorces. Maisie (Onata Aprile), their only child, is caught in the middle of it all, a flesh-and-blood bargaining tool who winds up being shuttled back and forth between her parents as they each attempt to start their lives afresh with new partners. Quietly precocious and a keen observer, Maisie begins to understand how essentially selfish, irresponsible and damaged her parents really are. With time their new relationships disintegrate as well, and Maisie is forced to consider whether or not she should try to construct for herself a whole new family altogether.</p>

<p>In the high-stakes world of sports management, ambitious agent Ali Davis, played by the magnetic [c=Taraji P. Henson], is tired of being overlooked by her male colleagues. After a wild night with a mysterious psychic, she wakes up with an unexpected and chaotic new ability: she can hear men’s unfiltered inner thoughts. Directed by [c=Adam Shankman], this hilarious and sharp comedy finds Ali leveraging her newfound power to get ahead, targeting a rising basketball star, [c=Aldis Hodge], and outmaneuvering her smarmy rival, [c=Max Greenfield]. As she navigates a world of noisy locker rooms, bewildering dates, and the chaotic mind of a potential client like [c=Tracy Morgan], Ali discovers that knowing what men want is far more complicated—and revealing—than she ever imagined. The R-rated romp delivers laugh-out-loud situations and heartfelt moments as Ali learns that true success might require listening to more than just thoughts.</p>

<p>In this hauntingly brief but emotionally potent short film directed by [c=Dorian Benbassat], who also stars as the sole character, "What Never Was" explores the fragile intersection of memory, loss, and the stories we tell ourselves. The narrative centers on an elderly man who, after the passing of his wife, finds himself unable to part with the treasures of their shared life. As he sorts through the dusty artifacts of their home, he encounters a peculiar, otherworldly presence that challenges his understanding of what is real and what is imagined. The film’s atmosphere is one of quiet melancholy and gentle surrealism, blending intimate drama with a touch of the supernatural. Without dialogue, the story relies on evocative imagery and [c=Dorian Benbassat]'s deeply expressive performance to convey a profound sense of longing and the human struggle to hold onto moments that have slipped away. This poignant meditation on grief and the persistence of love offers a deeply resonant experience, inviting viewers to contemplate the spaces between what was, what is, and what never truly was.</p>

<p>In the outrageous comedy "What Now," a group of wildly disparate friends find their lives hilariously upended after a night of debauchery spirals completely out of control. Directed by and starring [c=Ash Avildsen], the film follows a chaotic ensemble including [c=Joseph Cassiere] and [c=Lorenzo Antonucci] as they navigate a surreal morning after filled with bizarre consequences and escalating chaos. Their misadventures attract the attention of an eclectic mix of characters, from the flamboyant [c=Jeffree Star] to the intimidating presence of [c=Ice-T] and [c=Coco], with even wrestling legend [c=Jim Ross] and rapper [c=Bizzy Bone] entering the fray. As the situation grows increasingly absurd and the stakes get higher, this band of misfits must scramble to piece together the events of the previous night and figure a way out of their self-made predicament. With cameos that heighten the madness at every turn, "What Now" delivers a raucous and unpredictable ride through the aftermath of a party that no one can quite remember, but everyone is desperate to survive.</p>

<p>In the haunting drama [m=What Remains of You], a devastating loss becomes the catalyst for an unflinching exploration of memory, grief, and the fragile threads that bind a family together. When a tragic accident claims the life of a beloved daughter, her mother, played by [c=Toni Collette], retreats into a world of obsessive preservation, meticulously cataloging every photograph, letter, and object that held meaning for the child. Her husband, portrayed by [c=Mark Ruffalo], struggles to move forward, desperate to find a way to reconnect with a wife who is slowly disappearing into the past. As the couple’s grief pulls them in opposite directions, a compassionate but determined therapist, played by [c=Viola Davis], challenges them to confront the uncomfortable truth that holding on too tightly can sometimes prevent the healing they so desperately need. The film weaves a delicate, emotionally charged atmosphere, balancing moments of quiet devastation with unexpected tenderness. Through its raw performances and introspective storytelling, [m=What Remains of You] asks a profound question: when everything is taken, what part of love truly endures?</p>

<p>In the hauntingly sparse ten-minute horror film "What Remains... - A Walking Dead Story," directed by [c=A.B Morey], a lone survivor navigates the desolate aftermath of a world overrun by the undead. The story centers on a nameless protagonist grappling with isolation and the psychological toll of a shattered society, where every shadow threatens to conceal a walker and silence offers only a fragile respite. Driven by a desperate need to find meaning and connection in the ruins, the character embarks on a quiet journey through abandoned landscapes, haunted by memories of the life that was lost. The central conflict lies not just in surviving the flesh-hungry creatures that lurk around every corner, but in confronting the emptiness that remains when the dead walk and the living have fled. With a tone steeped in melancholy and dread, this short film eschews relentless action for a more intimate, atmospheric exploration of grief and endurance. It offers a chilling, character-driven glimpse into the human spirit’s struggle to hold onto hope when all that is left are whispers of what once was.</p>

<p>In this gripping 41-minute documentary, viewers are taken on a deep dive into the mysterious world of shark attacks, exploring the science behind what drives these apex predators to strike. The film follows marine biologists and attack survivors as they piece together evidence from recent incidents, using cutting-edge technology to analyze shark behavior, environmental factors, and human activity. Through expert interviews and dramatic reenactments, the documentary introduces key figures like [c=Dr. Riley Sweeney], a leading shark researcher, and [c=Mark Torres], a survivor whose harrowing encounter off the coast of Florida sparked a new investigation. The central conflict emerges as the team races to determine whether these attacks are anomalies or signs of a changing ecosystem, with tensions rising between conservationists and fearful coastal communities. Blending suspenseful storytelling with scientific rigor, the film maintains a taut, investigative tone that keeps audiences on edge without resorting to sensationalism. As clues mount, the documentary challenges viewers to reconsider their understanding of these misunderstood creatures, leaving the ultimate question—what truly triggered the attacks—hanging in the balance until the final moments.</p>

<p>In this gripping drama directed by [c=Amy Force], a woman’s perfect life begins to unravel when she discovers that her husband has been keeping a devastating secret. [c=Genelle Williams] stars as Ava, a successful architect who believes she has it all—a loving marriage, a beautiful home, and a promising career. But when she stumbles upon a cryptic message that suggests her husband, played by [c=Kristopher Turner], has been hiding a past relationship and a child he never told her about, her world is thrown into turmoil. As Ava digs deeper, she must navigate a web of lies and half-truths, confronting not only her husband’s deception but also her own fears about trust and forgiveness. With the support of her best friend, portrayed by [c=Eden Cupid], and the unsettling presence of her husband’s former flame, played by [c=Ellie O'Brien], Ava is forced to decide whether their marriage can survive the revelations. [c=Kimberly-Sue Murray] and [c=Kolton Stewart] add depth to this emotional journey, which explores the fragile boundaries of love and the painful truths that can either destroy or strengthen a bond.</p>

<p>A hybrid family film based on the book about toys come to life. </p>

<p>What if the afterlife was just another bureaucratic nightmare to navigate? In the sharply comedic short film "What the Heaven!", co-writer, director, and star [c=Richard Yan] finds himself in a celestial waiting room after an untimely demise, faced with a system more frustrating than any earthly DMV. Alongside fellow confused soul [c=Shine], he must contend with indifferent angelic clerks, perplexing paperwork, and a seemingly endless series of absurd rules that stand between him and eternal peace. As the duo attempts to decode the otherworldly red tape, they discover that getting into heaven might require a loophole no one could have anticipated. This witty and imaginative film blends existential humor with relatable satire, crafting a brisk and entertaining look at the great beyond that feels all too familiar.</p>

<p>In the chilling short film [m=What The Night Hides], directed by [c=César Liang], a young woman finds her quiet evening shattered by an unseen presence lurking just beyond the reach of her lamplight. As shadows stretch and creaks echo through her home, she must confront the terrifying possibility that something ancient and malevolent has been waiting for the cover of darkness. The film masterfully builds a suffocating atmosphere of dread, using its brief nine-minute runtime to explore primal fears of isolation and the unknown. With no one to turn to and the night pressing in, she is forced to rely on her own wits and courage to survive until dawn. The taut, minimalist storytelling keeps viewers on edge, questioning what is real and what is merely a trick of the light. This suspenseful thriller delivers a concentrated dose of horror that lingers long after the final frame, proving that the most frightening monsters are the ones we cannot see.</p>

<p>In the remote and rugged landscapes of Patagonia, a river holds ancient secrets and a modern community fights for its survival. Directed by [c=Diego Riley] and [c=Will Buckley], the documentary "What The River Knows" immerses viewers in the lifeblood of a region, where the relentless flow of water is both a source of sustenance and a catalyst for conflict. The film intimately follows local residents, activists, and those whose histories are intertwined with the river’s course, capturing their deep connection to the land and their growing anxiety over external threats that seek to harness its power for profit.</p> <p>This poignant and visually stunning film charts the escalating tension between preservation and development, weaving personal stories of resilience with broader ecological concerns. The documentary creates a powerful, atmospheric portrait of a place in transition, balancing moments of serene beauty with urgent calls to action. "What The River Knows" becomes a moving reflection on what is lost when natural wonders are commodified, and what a community must risk to protect the essence of its home.</p>

<p>When a late-night phone call shatters her quiet life, Bridget Ertz, played by [c=Hilary Swank], must rush back to her snowy Chicago hometown. Her mother Ruth, a luminous [c=Blythe Danner], is wandering lost, her Alzheimer’s disease progressing rapidly, while her stubborn father Burt, portrayed by [c=Robert Forster], refuses to consider moving her to a memory care facility. Bridget finds an uneasy alliance with her charismatic but troubled brother Nick, brought to life by [c=Michael Shannon], who has been bearing the daily weight of their parents’ struggle. As the siblings clash over the best path forward, long-buried family tensions and personal regrets surface, forcing each of them to confront what it truly means to honor and love someone who is slowly slipping away. Written and directed by [c=Elizabeth Chomko], this poignant and authentic drama explores the heartbreaking complexities of family duty with raw emotion and unexpected moments of levity, anchored by powerful performances that illuminate a universal story of memory, loss, and resilience.</p>

<p>Inspired by the perennial New York Times bestseller of the same name, "What to Expect When You're Expecting" is a hilarious and heartfelt big screen comedy about five couples whose intertwined lives are turned upside down by the challenges of impending parenthood. Over the moon about starting a family, TV fitness guru Jules and dance show star Evan find that their high-octane celebrity lives don't stand a chance against the surprise demands of pregnancy. Baby-crazy author and advocate Wendy gets a taste of her own militant mommy advice when pregnancy hormones ravage her body; while Wendy's husband, Gary, struggles not to be outdone by his competitive alpha-Dad, who's expecting twins with his much younger trophy wife, Skyler. Photographer Holly is prepared to travel the globe to adopt a child, but her husband Alex isn't so sure, and tries to quiet his panic by attending a "dudes" support group, where new fathers get to tell it like it really is. And rival food truck chefs Rosie and Marco's surprise hook-up results in an unexpected quandary: what to do when your first child comes before your first date? A kaleidoscopic comedy as universal as it is unpredictable, "What to Expect When You're Expecting" finds humor and uplift in all the unexpected trials and triumphs of welcoming a child into the world. The film stars Cameron Diaz, Jennifer Lopez, Elizabeth Banks, Chace Crawford, Brooklyn Decker, Anna Kendrick, Matthew Morrison, Dennis Quaid, Chris Rock, Rodrigo Santoro, Ben Falcone and Joe Manganiello.</p>

<p>The Johansson family-mom, dad, their rebellious teenage son, and young daughter-are looking forward to a quiet summer in their idyllic suburban town. But in the blink of an eye, things go from blissful to berserk when a horrifying plague tears through the community. After a string of grisly deaths, the government puts the neighborhood on lockdown. </p><p>But one thing soon becomes terrifyingly clear: you can't quarantine the apocalypse. This nightmarish, blood-soaked shocker establishes sharply drawn, recognizably real characters-and then watches what happens when they're put through the wringer to survive.</p>

<p>In the quiet aftermath of a profound loss, a fractured family finds their grief manifesting in the very objects they cannot bear to part with. "What We Carry" is a poignant drama that explores the invisible weight of memory and the complicated love that binds us. At its heart is a mother, portrayed by [c=Julianne Moore], who clings to the remnants of her past, and her adult daughter, played by [c=Millie Bobby Brown], who returns home determined to clear the physical and emotional clutter. Their journey unearths long-buried secrets and forces them to confront the different ways they carry their shared history. Set against an intimate, atmospheric backdrop, the film delicately balances sorrow with moments of unexpected warmth, asking whether we are defined by what we hold onto or by what we finally learn to release.</p>

<p>In a world where justice is a fragile concept, "What We Deserve" is a gripping four-minute drama that explores the thin line between retribution and redemption. The story centers on a morally conflicted protagonist, played by [c=Brian Cox], who finds himself grappling with the consequences of a past decision that has haunted him for years. As he confronts the person he believes is responsible for his suffering, portrayed by [c=Emma Thompson], the narrative delves into themes of guilt, forgiveness, and the true meaning of fairness. The tension escalates when a third character, a young witness played by [c=John Boyega], enters the scene, forcing all parties to reexamine their assumptions about right and wrong. Directed with a raw intensity by [c=Steve McQueen], this short film captures the emotional weight of a single, pivotal moment, leaving viewers to question whether anyone truly gets what they deserve. The atmospheric cinematography and sparse dialogue amplify the sense of urgency, making every second count in this powerful, thought-provoking piece.</p>

<p>When a Scottish patriarch announces he has terminal cancer, his three adult children reluctantly gather with their families for a final birthday celebration at his remote Highland estate. Among them are [c=David Tennant] and [c=Rosamund Pike] as Doug and Abi, a bickering couple on the verge of separation who are keeping their divorce plans secret from the dying man. Their three young, imaginative children, struggling to make sense of their parents' tension and their grandfather's condition, take matters into their own hands in a way that will upend the entire family gathering. Directed by [c=Andy Hamilton] and [c=Guy Jenkin], this dramedy blends heartfelt family dynamics with sharp British humor, anchored by [c=Billy Connolly]'s warm performance as the irrepressible patriarch. As the family's carefully constructed facades crumble and long-buried resentments surface, the children's innocent but wildly inappropriate actions force everyone to confront what truly matters. The film balances laugh-out-loud moments with genuine emotional depth, creating an unexpectedly moving portrait of family, forgiveness, and the messy, beautiful chaos of love.</p>

<p>"What We Do in the Shadows" chronicles the adventures of four vampire roommates trying to get by in a modern world that's not always hospitable to the undead. Clement and Waititi, creators of the HBO hit series "Flight of the Conchords," co-wrote, co-directed, and co-star in this hilarious send-up in which an endearingly unhip quartet of friends reveal to us or, rather, to the documentary crew that's filming them, the details of their daily-make that nightly-routine. Ranging in age from 183 to 8,000, and in appearance from adorably youthful to Nosferatu-crusty, they squabble over household chores, struggle to keep up with the latest trends in technology and fashion, antagonize the local werewolves, cruise clubs for lovely ladies, and deal with the rigors of living on a very, very strict diet.</p>

<p>Set in Los Angeles in the late 1970's, the story begins when Paul Beahm amd George Ruthenberg, driven by drugs, music and rebellion, became determined to make their mark on society. Paul adopted the name Darby Crash, George became Pat Smear, and Terry Ryan, a girl they met while stalking Freddie Mercury, became bassist Lorna Doom. They called themselves The Germs because, according to Darby, everything starts from a germ and these Germs were going to start everything. And, very quickly, The Germs became the chaotic beating heart of an equally chaotic scene.</p><p>The Germs performed blistering shows that often left destroyed clubs and were banned from every club in the city. As the scene grew more violent and Darby sank deeper into drugs, the band broke up and Darby escaped to London. When he returned to LA in 1980 he reunited The Germs and played a torrid, sold-out show that is still remembered as their best ever. Then, sealing his rightful place in the pantheon of icons, Darby followed through on his five year plan to become a legendary hero, killing himself with an overdose of heroin. He was twenty-one years old.</p><p>Widely regarded as one of the most influential punk bands in history, numerous bands have recorded tributes to The Germs, including Courtney Love and Hole, Dave Navarro (Jane's Addiction), Flea (Red Hot Chili Peppers), Mike D (Beastie Boys) Thurston Moore (Sonic Youth), L7 (Slash recording artist). Pat Smear later achieved international stardom playing for bands Nirvana and the Foo Fighters.</p><p>Twenty five years later, after a smash Los Angeles show to celebrate the completion of shooting on WHAT WE DO IS SECRET, The Germs have reunited once again, making actor Shane West their new lead singer. They are currently planning a series of upcoming tour dates around the world.</p>