<p>"What We Found" is a tense, emotionally-fulfilling murder mystery about the first time in our lives we take a stand against what we know to be wrong.</p><p>Close friends Marcus and Holly begin their freshman year at a tough public high school in Baltimore County, Maryland. They have a lot on their plates already: Holly is dealing with an explosive home life and Marcus, a small, intelligent kid, is bullied by children who smell an easy target.</p><p> But when Cassie, a well liked senior at the school, disappears suspiciously, both of their lives change forever. Together, will they find out what happened to Cassie? And after a dramatic confrontation, will any of them ever be the same?</p>

<p>In the sharp-witted comedy What We Owe to Each Other, a group of friends discovers that the most binding contracts aren't written on paper, but in the messy ink of personal history. When a long-forgotten pact from their wilder college days unexpectedly comes due, the lives of six former classmates are thrown into hilarious and chaotic disarray. The ensemble, including the pragmatic [c=Carli Borsche], the free-spirited [c=Sofia Babynine], and the perpetually anxious [c=Louie Baires], must navigate a minefield of old grudges, unrequited feelings, and wildly different interpretations of a drunken promise. Directed and written by [c=Presley Eveland], the film cleverly explores the absurd lengths people will go to honor a debt, whether it's financial, emotional, or utterly ridiculous. As this reluctant reunion forces each character to confront who they were versus who they've become, the question of what we truly owe to each other becomes a laugh-out-loud journey of friendship, obligation, and the fine print of life.</p>

<p>"What We Started" will be a cultural retelling of the history of electronic music, leading with the legacy of Carl Cox and following with newcomer Martin Garrix. The film will explore the parallels between Cox's undeniable influence and hand in the evolution of dance music and Garrix's formation of mainstream genres and global fame.</p>

<p>In the thought-provoking documentary "What Will I Become?", the journey of self-discovery and identity takes center stage as it explores the lives of young transgender individuals navigating their paths in a world that often misunderstands them. Featuring the compelling stories of [c=Lexie Bean], [c=Logan Rozos], [c=Blake Brockington], and [c=Kyler Prescott], this film delves deep into their personal struggles, triumphs, and the quest for acceptance in their families and communities. Each character is driven by a desire to find their true selves while facing societal challenges that seek to define them.</p> <p>Amidst the backdrop of emotional highs and lows, the documentary captures the raw essence of their experiences, portraying a spectrum of emotions from joy to despair. As they confront the central conflict of self-identity versus societal expectation, viewers are invited to witness their transformative journeys filled with hope, resilience, and the relentless pursuit of authenticity. With its poignant storytelling and heartfelt interviews, "What Will I Become?" offers an intimate glimpse into the lives of those who bravely challenge norms and redefine what it means to truly belong.</p>

Advertising executive Nick Marshall is as cocky as they come, but what happens to a chauvinistic guy when he can suddenly hear what women are thinking? Nick gets passed over for a promotion, but after an accident enables him to hear women's thoughts, he puts his newfound talent to work against Darcy, his new boss, who seems to be infatuated with him.

<p>A teenager who meets a hologram claiming to be the adult version of himself; the hologram then helps guide the teen through high school.</p>

<p>In the intimate twelve-minute drama "What You Will," writer-director [c=Jonathan Heed] crafts a poignant exploration of memory and connection. The film centers on a man, portrayed by [c=Jonathan Heed] himself, who finds himself drawn back to a familiar place, compelled by the echoes of a past relationship. As he navigates this evocative landscape, he encounters a younger man, played by [c=James O'Donoghue], whose presence becomes a catalyst for reflection and unresolved emotion. The atmosphere is one of quiet melancholy and raw authenticity, pulling the audience into a deeply personal story of love, loss, and the haunting question of what might have been. With a strong supporting cast including [c=Merlin Von Garnier] and [c=Dara O'Shaughnessy], this brief but impactful film delves into the fragile architecture of the human heart, asking how we reconcile our cherished memories with the reality of the present.</p>

Gilbert Grape is a small-town young man with a lot of responsibility. Chief among his concerns are his mother, who is so overweight that she can't leave the house, and his mentally impaired younger brother, Arnie, who has a knack for finding trouble. Settled into a job at a grocery store and an ongoing affair with local woman Betty Carver, Gilbert finally has his life shaken up by the free-spirited Becky.

<p>In the unsettling short horror film "What's For Dinner?", a simple domestic question becomes a terrifying prelude to madness. [c=Gabe Cranford] and [c=Brianna Klaffke] star as a couple whose ordinary evening takes a sinister turn, their quiet home life disrupted by an unnerving and inexplicable presence. As they navigate the growing tension between them, an ordinary family pet, played by Copper, becomes an unsettling witness to the escalating dread. Writer and director [c=Gabe Cranford] crafts a claustrophobic atmosphere where the mundane transforms into a source of deep psychological terror. The film masterfully builds suspense around a central, horrifying mystery, exploring the dark secrets that can fester behind closed doors and the chilling cost of uncovering them. This brief but potent tale promises a visceral experience that will leave viewers questioning every shadow in their own home long after the credits roll.</p>

<p>In just nineteen minutes, this eye-opening documentary short pulls back the curtain on the fast-food industry, challenging viewers to consider the true cost of their convenient meals. The film follows a diverse group of consumers, from busy parents to health-conscious teenagers, as they confront the unsettling reality of what goes into a typical burger. With sharp, investigative clarity, the narrative traces each ingredient from its source to the assembly line, revealing the hidden additives, processing methods, and nutritional compromises that define modern fast food. As the central conflict unfolds, the documentary balances a neutral, journalistic tone with an urgent sense of discovery, making it both informative and gripping. Directed by a filmmaker committed to transparency, the piece features commentary from nutrition experts and industry insiders, including insights from [c=Michael Pollan] and [c=Eric Schlosser]. Without resorting to sensationalism, "What's In Your Burger?" leaves audiences with a profound, lingering question about the choices they make every day.</p>

<p>In the intimate and emotionally charged drama What's Keeping Us Together, director and writer [c=Hank O'Reilly] crafts a poignant snapshot of a relationship at a crossroads. Over the course of a single, tense conversation, two women, portrayed with raw vulnerability by [c=Luiza Alvim] and [c=Abby Leclair], confront the fragile threads that bind them. As unspoken truths and long-held fears surface, they must navigate a labyrinth of shared history and individual longing, questioning whether their connection is built on a foundation strong enough to endure. This compelling short film explores the quiet complexities of love and commitment, masterfully building an atmosphere of authentic, heart-wrenching drama that asks what truly remains when everything else seems to be falling apart.</p>

<p>In the taut, gripping adventure [m=What's Locked Away], a group of friends discovers a mysterious, hidden vault in the woods, setting off a chain of events that tests their bonds and courage. Led by the determined and resourceful Sarah, portrayed by [c=Arielle Flax], the group—including the cautious Mark, played by [c=Anthony Mark Mancini], and the skeptical but loyal Chris, played by [c=Alan Niebuhr]—must decipher a series of cryptic clues to unlock the vault's secrets. As they delve deeper into the forest, the friends are forced to confront their own fears and hidden truths, with the stakes rising with each new puzzle. Directed by [c=Aidan Middlebrook], this compact yet intense thriller blends the spirit of classic adventure with a modern, psychological edge. With a runtime of just 19 minutes, [m=What's Locked Away] delivers a fast-paced, atmospheric journey where trust is the most valuable key of all, and the greatest treasure might be the strength found in friendship.</p>

<p>How do you find lasting love in today's world? For documentary-maker and dating app addict Zoe (Lily James), swiping right has only delivered an endless stream of Mr. Wrongs to her eccentric mother Cath's (Emma Thompson) dismay. For Zoe's childhood friend and neighbor Kaz (Shazad Latif), the answer is to follow his parents' example and opt for an arranged (or "assisted") marriage to a bright and beautiful bride from Pakistan. As Zoe films his hopeful journey from London to Lahore to marry a stranger chosen by his parents, she begins to wonder if she might have something to learn from a profoundly different approach to finding love.</p>

<p>This will be no contest. The two part documentary event is coming next year.</p>

<p>In the delightfully absurd comedy "What's That Smell?", directed and written by [c=Ihsan Zirih], a group of eccentric friends finds their lives turned upside down by a mysterious and increasingly potent odor that seems to follow them everywhere. [c=Dustin Roller] leads the ensemble as a hapless everyman who, along with his equally baffled pals played by [c=Kelsey Barker], [c=Weston Roller], [c=Zain Shukr], [c=Saladin El Florence], [c=Tony Blass], [c=Jackson Hayes], and [c=Sanay Saboo], embarks on a frantic quest to identify the source of the stench. As the smell grows stronger and more embarrassing, their desperate attempts to mask it lead to a series of escalating, laugh-out-loud mishaps. From awkward public confrontations to increasingly ridiculous cover-up schemes, the group's friendship is tested as they race against time to solve the olfactory mystery before it ruins their reputations entirely. With a brisk 40-minute runtime, this fast-paced comedy keeps the energy high and the jokes coming, delivering a quirky and entertaining exploration of how a single, inexplicable problem can send a group of friends spiraling into hilarious chaos.</p>

<p>A downtrodden office-worker who after years of abuse finally snaps and resorts to murdering her tormenters.</p>

<p>For a generation of children, the plucky Jack Russell terrier with an insatiable appetite for literature was a beloved gateway to classic stories. Directed by [c=Joey Stewart], this affectionate documentary delves into the creation and enduring legacy of the groundbreaking PBS series [t=Wishbone], which cleverly wove canine adventures with adaptations of timeless novels. Featuring interviews with cast members including [c=Larry Brantley], who provided the iconic voice of the titular pup, [c=Mary Chris Wall], and [c=Matthew Tompkins], the film explores how a small-budget show from Texas captured the imagination of millions by making Shakespeare, Homer, and Cervantes accessible and exciting for young audiences. Through behind-the-scenes footage and reflections from fans like [c=Mo Rocca], the documentary examines the show’s unique blend of live-action storytelling, educational ambition, and pure heart. It celebrates the remarkable performance of [c=Soccer the Dog], the canine star who brought Wishbone to life, and investigates why the series remains so fondly remembered. [m=What's the Story, Wishbone?] is a warm, nostalgic tribute to a cultural touchstone that proved great stories, no matter how old, are always better with a dog.</p>

<p>In the romantic comedy "What's Your Number?", the charming and relatable Ally Darling, portrayed by [c=Anna Faris], finds herself at a crossroads in her love life after reading an article that suggests women who have had 20 or more lovers are unlikely to find true happiness. Determined to avoid becoming a statistic, she embarks on a hilarious and heartwarming quest to reconnect with her past boyfriends in hopes of finding "the one." With the help of her handsome and carefree neighbor, Colin, played by [c=Chris Evans], Ally navigates a series of comedic misadventures that challenge her perceptions of love and relationships.</p> <p>As Ally revisits her former flames, including memorable performances by [c=Joel McHale], [c=Zachary Quinto], and [c=Chris Pratt], she discovers that her past relationships are not as straightforward as she believed. This journey is filled with laughter, unexpected twists, and moments of self-discovery, all set against a backdrop of romantic misfires and heartfelt connections. Directed by [c=Mark Mylod], the film blends humor and romance, capturing the essence of modern dating with a refreshing and entertaining approach. "What's Your Number?" invites viewers to ponder the significance of love and the quirky paths it takes, all while delivering a delightful cinematic experience.</p>

<p>In the whimsical romantic comedy "Whatever Works," directed by [c=Woody Allen], the story unfolds around a brilliant yet eccentric man, played by [c=Larry David], who finds love in the most unexpected way. His life takes a turn when he meets a young woman, portrayed by [c=Evan Rachel Wood], who challenges his cynical worldview. The film explores themes of love, chance encounters, and the complexities of relationships, all with a humorous twist. Supporting performances from [c=Kristen Johnston], [c=Patricia Clarkson], [c=Michael McKean], and [c=Ed Begley Jr.] enrich the narrative, bringing a delightful mix of characters to the screen. With a runtime of 92 minutes and a PG-13 rating, "Whatever Works" promises to entertain audiences with its clever dialogue and engaging situations, showcasing [c=Woody Allen]'s signature storytelling style.</p>

<p>Under duress and with a promise he'll walk again, Matthew Mills, a paraplegic prison inmate agrees to volunteer to be injected with a synthetic nanomaterial. He wakes up in a steel room with restored use of his legs but he is in a spoke of the experimental apparatus – The Wheel.</p><p> Mills is a human lab-rat, part of the Future Soldier Initiative, a clandestine operation redesigning the human species on behalf of the military. Neuroscientists, Dr Emmett Snyder and Dr Allison Turner, control Mills' life. A series of assailants inflict a multitude of damage to Mills' body and torment his mind, yet the synthetic nanomaterial not only restores his damaged organs, it re-engineers his physical strength. The experiment might be designed to kill, but Mills is determined to survive -- and get back to his only daughter. </p><p>However, Mills is the perfect specimen and completes a full revolution. Snyder orders a live autopsy to harvest living samples but an ethical crisis in Turner sets Mills' escape in motion, and as they battle armored assailants, they unhinge Snyder's rage. Finally, it is discovered that Mills’ rare phenotype is the key for precipitating mass inductions. </p>

<p>Wheeler is an aspiring musician from Kaufman, Texas who travels to Nashville with the lifelong dream of trying his hand at country music. By embodying the title character under prosthetic make up, actor Stephen Dorff successfully infiltrates Music City and takes his character on an authentic singer / songwriter journey. </p><p>With the help of key allies on the ground, "Wheeler" converses with real people in real locations, with every musical number performed live. The line between reality and fiction blurs as Wheeler chases his dream in this touching tribute to old school country legends.</p>

<p>In the high-stakes world of Texas oil, charming con man Henry Tyroon, played by [c=James Garner], makes a living by selling dry wells to gullible investors. His latest scheme, however, takes an unexpected turn when he crosses paths with the shrewd and sophisticated Eastern banker, Molly Thatcher, portrayed by [c=Lee Remick]. As Molly arrives to assess the financial viability of Henry's operations, a battle of wits and wills ensues, with the swindler determined to outmaneuver the analyst sent to expose him. Directed by [c=Arthur Hiller], this action-thriller blends sharp wit with a sun-baked atmosphere of risk and deception, as Henry's elaborate cons are threatened by Molly's penetrating intelligence. Supported by a colorful cast including [c=Phil Harris] and [c=Chill Wills], the film charts a course through a landscape where fortunes are made and lost on a handshake, and the greatest gamble of all might just be falling for your mark.</p>

<p>The wheelman is Grillo - a getaway driver thrust into a high stakes race-to-survive after a bank robbery goes terribly wrong. With a car full of money and his family on the line, the clock is ticking to figure out who double-crossed him, and the only person he can trust... his fourteen-year-old daughter. All reasons to think fast, and drive faster.</p>

<p>A Las Vegas limo driver is forced to drive around a mob boss' bratty son and his friends. The driver gets in a little too deep when the mafioso goes missing.</p>

<p>In the tense, high-octane thriller The Wheelman, a getaway driver finds himself trapped in a desperate race for survival after a bank heist goes catastrophically wrong. [c=Glenn Ford] stars as the titular driver, a man whose simple plan to deliver a mysterious briefcase for a hefty payday quickly unravels into a deadly game of cat and mouse. With the police closing in and his treacherous associates turning on each other, he must navigate the treacherous criminal underworld, where his only potential allies are a sharp-witted woman played by [c=Shirley MacLaine] and a suspiciously smooth-talking cohort portrayed by [c=Leslie Nielsen]. Directed by [c=John Singleton], the film is a relentless, claustrophobic action-adventure that unfolds primarily within the confines of a speeding car, ratcheting up the paranoia with every passing mile. As betrayals mount and the body count rises, the wheelman must use all his skill and cunning to outdrive his pursuers and uncover who he can really trust before his time runs out.</p>

<p>In the comedy [m=Wheels], a group of friends find their lives hilariously upended by a series of chaotic events. Directed by [c=Andrew Gurland] and [c=Huck Botko], who also wrote the film, this 115-minute adventure features an ensemble cast including [c=Donavon Warren], [c=Patrick Hume], and [c=Diana Gettinger]. They are joined by [c=Kevin McCorkle], [c=Will Jennings], [c=Parker Bolek], [c=Irina Costa], [c=Samantha Siong Facchi], and [c=Brandon Hender]. Produced by comedy legend [c=Will Ferrell], the film follows these characters as their ordinary plans spiral into unexpected and uproarious territory, testing their friendships and their sanity in equal measure.</p>

<p>In this charming short film directed by [c=Pearl Low], a lonely mechanic named Rose discovers an unexpected connection to a vintage car that holds memories of her late grandmother. As Rose struggles to keep her family’s struggling auto shop afloat, she stumbles upon a dusty, forgotten vehicle in the garage’s back corner—a classic convertible that once belonged to her grandmother, a spirited woman who loved road trips and adventure. While restoring the car with the help of a kindhearted customer, Rose begins to uncover hidden letters and mementos tucked inside the seats, each one revealing a secret romance her grandmother never shared. Torn between selling the car for much-needed cash and preserving this piece of family history, Rose must decide what truly matters. Blending gentle humor with heartfelt emotion, this eight-minute tale explores themes of love, legacy, and the unexpected ways the past can steer us toward the future.</p>

Cousins Thomas and David, owners of a mobile restaurant, team up with their friend Moby, a bumbling private detective, to save the beautiful Sylvia, a pickpocket.

<p>In the quiet isolation of a small town, a man's life unravels in silence. [c=Timothy Hutton] stars as Gary, a man grappling with profound loneliness and a growing detachment from the world around him. His fragile existence is further complicated by the arrival of Karen, played by [c=Sharon Stone], a woman with her own share of emotional scars who moves in next door. As a tentative connection forms between them, Gary also navigates a strained relationship with his brother, portrayed by [c=Dylan Baker], whose own life choices cast a long shadow. Directed and written by [c=Ryan Eslinger], this poignant drama explores the subtle, often unspoken conflicts that arise when individuals confront their isolation. The film, featuring a strong supporting cast including [c=Pruitt Taylor Vince], delves into the quiet desperation of its characters, asking whether a life lived in emotional solitude has any impact at all. It’s a contemplative and atmospheric study of human connection, regret, and the fragile hope that can emerge from the most unexpected encounters.</p>

<p>In the intimate and haunting drama [m=When A Soul Fades], writer, director, and star [c=Noemi Piazza] crafts a profound meditation on loss, memory, and the fragile nature of identity. The film follows a solitary woman grappling with the quiet dissolution of her own sense of self, a soul seemingly fading into the shadows of her past. As she navigates the blurred lines between cherished recollections and the painful reality of letting go, she must confront the emotional weight of what it means to truly move on. Through a deeply atmospheric and contemplative lens, this short film explores the universal struggle of holding onto the essence of who we are when everything around us changes. With its minimalist approach and raw, introspective performance from [c=Noemi Piazza], [m=When A Soul Fades] invites audiences into a world of quiet desperation and gentle beauty, asking what remains when the brightest parts of us begin to dim.</p>

<p>A quiet night of babysitting transforms into a waking nightmare in this chilling horror thriller. High school student Jill Johnson, played by [c=Camilla Belle], expects an easy evening watching two sleeping children in a secluded, modern mansion while their wealthy parents enjoy a night out. The tranquility shatters when an anonymous phone call arrives, with a calm, menacing voice asking a simple, haunting question: "Have you checked the children?" Dismissing it as a prank at first, Jill's anxiety spirals as the calls persist, growing more sinister and personal. With the sprawling house feeling more like a gilded cage and the children asleep upstairs, Jill must rely on her wits and the help of her boyfriend Bobby ([c=Brian Geraghty]) and friend Tiffany ([c=Katie Cassidy]) as she tries to uncover the identity of the stalker on the line. Directed by [c=Simon West], the film masterfully builds an atmosphere of suffocating dread, proving that the most terrifying threats are often the ones already inside the house, waiting in the silence between rings.</p>

<p>In a gripping exploration of justice and truth, "When a Witness Recants" delves into the complexities of the legal system through the eyes of individuals whose lives are irrevocably altered by a single pivotal moment. The documentary follows the harrowing journey of a key witness who, years after testifying in a high-profile case, decides to retract their statement, igniting a firestorm of legal and ethical dilemmas. As the narrative unfolds, viewers are introduced to the affected parties, including the accused, whose fate hangs in the balance, and the legal professionals striving to navigate the murky waters of a flawed system.</p> <p>The film captures the emotional weight of betrayal, fear, and the relentless pursuit of truth, creating a tense atmosphere that keeps audiences on the edge of their seats. With each revelation, the stakes rise, prompting viewers to reflect on the nature of memory, accountability, and the quest for justice. Directed by [c=Dawn Porter], this thought-provoking documentary challenges perceptions and invites discourse about the fragility of truth in the pursuit of justice.</p>

<p>An outsider in a small coastal community, 19-year-old Marie (Sonia Suhl) lives alone with her parents. She has no one to confide in except Daniel (Jakob Oftebro), a young man mesmerized by her wild nature. When Marie discovers her body undergoing a transformation, she begins searching for answers linked to her family's hidden past.</p><p>Her father tries to keep her safe from the watchful and fearful gaze of the townspeople, but something rebellious within Marie cannot be tamed. Soon her search for the truth will send her on a collision course with everyone around her - with the exception of Daniel, who will follow her to the end of the night.</p>

<p>In the quiet, unassuming aisles of a local grocery store, a simple sale on cheese becomes the unlikely catalyst for a profound human drama. Directed and written by [c=Ash Kelliher], When Cheese Is On Sale weaves together the stories of three women whose lives intersect on a single, fateful day. [c=Olivia Morphew] plays a weary mother grappling with the hidden costs of providing for her family, while [c=Nova Moala Knox] portrays a young employee whose optimistic facade masks deeper struggles. [c=Lillyana Steffert-Ferrarini] appears as a sharp-eyed customer observing the subtle tensions that unfold around her.</p> <p>This poignant drama explores the fragile economies of dignity, hope, and human connection, all measured against the backdrop of mundane necessity. As each character is drawn to the same discounted display, their personal motivations and quiet desperations gradually surface, creating an intricate tapestry of modern life. The film masterfully builds a tense, atmospheric tone, finding high stakes in everyday decisions and revealing how a common, simple need can expose the complex threads that bind strangers together. It is a subtle yet powerful observation of the moments where ordinary lives quietly collide.</p>

<p>A southside Chicago lawyer who becomes the mob's most trusted attorney until, as a state witness, he brings the organization down.</p>

<p>In the brief documentary "When did we start using passports?", director Tomás Pichardo-Espaillat and co-director Nika Zhukova explore the historical origins of one of modern travel's most essential documents. Narrated by [c=Addison Anderson], the film traces the evolution of identification and border control from ancient times to the present day. Written by Kristin Surak, this six-minute short examines how the concept of a passport emerged as a means of regulating movement across territories, highlighting key moments such as the use of travel documents in ancient Persia and the standardization of passports in the 20th century. Through concise storytelling and archival imagery, the documentary offers viewers a quick yet insightful journey into the bureaucratic and social forces that shaped the passport system. The film ultimately questions the necessity of such documents in an increasingly interconnected world, leaving audiences to reflect on the balance between security and freedom of movement.</p>

<p>Arthur Morrison (Jim Broadbent), and his wife Kim (Juliet Stevenson), are GPs in the same medical practice in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales. They have two children, Gillian (Claire Skinner), and her older brother Blake (Colin Firth), from whose perspective the story is told.</p><p>Blake is 40, married with two children, an established author, and having to face the fact that his father is terminally ill. The film opens during a summer bank holiday family trip in the late 1950s. Arthur hits the hard shoulder to skip a long queue of traffic at a car racing event, and eight year old Blake, and the rest of the family, are crippled with embarrassment. It's the first of many flashbacks that illustrate Arthur's bluff attitude to life and his pride in getting something for nothing. These childhood episodes also introduce Beaty (Sarah Lancashire) and her daughter, Josie. It soon becomes clear that Beaty and Arthur are more than just friends and that Josie is potentially Arthur's child. Adult Blake strives to find out the truth about Josie, and in doing so uncovers the interesting parameters of his father's marriage.</p><p>The essence of this father and son relationship is further expressed through flashbacks to Blake's teens - a family holiday, a fumbled affair with the au pair - where the awkward and introverted Blake is constantly crushed by his father's flirtatious ways and need to be the centre of attention. There are happy and tender memories too; of Arthur teaching Blake to drive, a camping trip in the rain, and Arthur saying goodbye to Blake as he leaves for university. In the present it becomes clear that Arthur still dominates his grown-up son, a dynamic to which Blake is resigned much to his wife, Kathy's (Gina McKee) annoyance. But when he and his family confront the reality of Arthur's cancer, Blake is forced to reconcile himself with the past. Blake's recollections are interspersed with heart-rending and often uncompromising scenes of Arthur's decline and submission to the disease that is killing him. It is ironic that Arthur's battle with his failing health is paralleled by Blake's struggle to come to terms with their relationship but there's a human inevitability here we can all identify with. It is only after Arthur's death; only when the tears come, that Blake is finally able to make peace with his memories.</p>

<p>In the span of a fleeting seven minutes, this intense short film explores the moment when a single, life-altering decision can consume everything. When a desperate individual, whose identity is shrouded in mystery, is forced to confront the consequences of a fateful choice, the narrative unfolds with gripping urgency. The central character, driven by a primal need for survival or redemption, must navigate a world where the line between predator and prey blurs. As the clock ticks down, the atmosphere thickens with suspense and psychological tension, creating a claustrophobic sense of inevitability. The film’s tight runtime amplifies the emotional stakes, leaving viewers to question what they would do when fate comes to feed. With a raw, minimalist approach, this story challenges the audience to look beyond the surface of a single, harrowing encounter.</p>

<p>Based on a Rick Yancey short story. It tells about humanity has achieved immortality, but it is only available to an extraordinarily wealthy elite. While it is very common for people in the elite to marry and divorce, a man conspires to murder his immortal wife so that his mortal mistress can take her place - thus her immortality. Along the way comes the realization that mortality may well render the experience of love impossible.</p>

<p>As the final chapter of the beloved film series approaches, "When Harry Left Hogwarts" captures the profound and emotional journey of saying goodbye. This intimate documentary, directed by [c=Morgan Matthews], pulls back the curtain on the making of the epic finale, following the cast and crew who grew up together over a decade. At the heart of the story are the young stars, including [c=Daniel Radcliffe], [c=Emma Watson], and [c=Rupert Grint], who navigate the bittersweet transition from their iconic roles into an uncertain future, while veteran actors like [c=Ralph Fiennes] and [c=Robbie Coltrane] reflect on their own powerful connections to the magical world. The film explores the immense pressure, camaraderie, and raw sentiment on set as this cinematic era concludes, offering a moving tribute to the family forged behind the scenes and the legacy they leave behind.</p>

Sex always gets in the way of friendships between men and women. At least, that's what Harry Burns believes. So when Harry meets Sally Albright and a deep friendship blossoms between them, Harry's determined not to let his attraction to Sally destroy it. But when a night of weakness ends in a morning of panic, can the pair avoid succumbing to Harry's fears by remaining friends and admitting they just might be the perfect match for each other?

<p>In the quiet aftermath of a sudden departure, a young woman named Maya, portrayed by [c=Sierra Peña], finds her carefully ordered world unraveling. Directed by [c=Brooke Byrd], this intimate drama explores the profound silence left behind when someone vanishes without explanation. As Maya sifts through the echoes of her relationship with Alex ([c=Gabriel Escobar]), she is forced to confront painful memories and unsettling truths about their life together, while her concerned brother ([c=Gus Jordan]) urges her to move on. The film meticulously traces her emotional journey through a landscape of grief, confusion, and fragile resilience, capturing the haunting atmosphere of absence in everyday spaces. "When He Leaves" is a poignant character study that asks how we rebuild our sense of self when the foundation of a shared life is irrevocably gone, crafting a tender and authentic portrait of heartbreak’s slow, complicated thaw.</p>

<p>When a carefully planned wedding between two longtime friends unexpectedly reignites old feelings, [c=Hattie Kragten] stars as a young woman who must navigate the delicate balance between commitment and doubt in this heartfelt romantic drama. [c=Sarah Drew] and [c=Eric Johnson] lead the cast as a couple whose journey to the altar is tested by unresolved emotions and the weight of their shared history. As the big day approaches, the bride-to-be finds herself questioning whether she is marrying the right person or simply following a path she always assumed was meant for her. The film explores the tension between expectation and true desire, weaving together tender moments of reflection and quiet revelations. With a tone that balances warmth and emotional honesty, this story delves into the complexities of love, friendship, and the courage it takes to say "I do" with a whole heart. Viewers will be drawn into a narrative that asks whether the most important vows are spoken to others or to oneself.</p>

<p>In the luminous haze of Los Angeles, a young woman’s search for meaning takes a startlingly literal turn in this poetic drama. [c=Addison Timlin] stars as a disillusioned actress who, after a series of personal and professional disappointments, becomes convinced she is destined to transform into a moth. This profound and unsettling belief draws her into the orbit of two very different men: a pragmatic entomologist played by [c=TJ Kayama] and a reclusive artist portrayed by [c=Toshiji Takeshima]. As she navigates their contrasting worlds of scientific reason and mystical creation, her fixation deepens, blurring the lines between metaphor and reality. Directed by [c=Magdalena Zyzak] and [c=Zachary Cotler], the film weaves a delicate, atmospheric tale of obsession, art, and the human longing for metamorphosis. It explores whether her conviction is a beautiful delusion or a truth only she can see, crafting a haunting portrait of a soul drawn irresistibly to the light.</p>

<p>In the poignant drama [m=When I'm Gone], directed by [c=Zeynep Asude Demir], audiences are taken on an emotional journey that explores themes of loss and longing. The film showcases the compelling performances of its cast, including [c=A. F.], [c=x.x], and [c=D.A]. Through its narrative, the story delves into the complexities of human relationships and the impact of absence on those left behind. With a runtime of 002 minutes, the film captures moments that resonate deeply with viewers, inviting them to reflect on their own experiences of love and separation. Under the direction of [c=Zeynep Asude Demir], the film promises to leave a lasting impression, making it a significant addition to the genre of drama.</p>

<p>In the sharply satirical short film When I've Grown Up, Gotten Famous, and Achieved Every Single One of My Many, Man, viewers are taken on a whirlwind journey through the chaotic ambitions of youth. The story centers on a young dreamer whose grand plans for fame and success are as relentless as they are comically overstated. Driven by an insatiable desire to conquer every facet of life—from stardom to personal fulfillment—the protagonist faces the humorous contradictions and unexpected hurdles that come with chasing such lofty goals. Through witty dialogue and rapid-fire scenarios, the film explores themes of identity, aspiration, and the often absurd nature of growing up in a world obsessed with achievement. Despite its brief runtime, the movie crafts an engaging, energetic atmosphere that blends sharp humor with a touch of heartfelt reflection. While the character’s journey is lighthearted and fast-paced, it offers a compelling look at the universal struggle to find meaning beyond the allure of fame and accomplishment.</p>

<p>In the romantic comedy "When in Rome," a whirlwind of unexpected love blossoms in the enchanting backdrop of Italy. The story follows Beth, played by [c=Kristen Bell], a determined and career-driven curator who travels to Rome for her sister's impulsive wedding. While there, she finds herself disenchanted with love, especially after witnessing a series of romantic mishaps among friends and family. However, her life takes a dramatic turn when she impulsively steals coins from a famed fountain, unwittingly setting off a chain reaction of affection from four charming suitors, including the endearing Nick, portrayed by [c=Josh Duhamel].</p> <p>As Beth navigates the aftermath of her ill-fated gesture, she finds herself entangled in a comedic battle of hearts, facing the genuine feelings of her admirers, including quirky characters played by [c=Jon Heder], [c=Will Arnett], and [c=Dax Shepard]. The film balances humor and romance, capturing the essence of spontaneity and the complexities of modern relationships. Amid the picturesque streets of Rome, Beth must confront her own beliefs about love and decide whether to embrace the chaos or retreat to her comfortable life back home. With delightful performances and an irresistible charm, "When in Rome" invites viewers on a journey filled with laughter, love, and the magic of fate.</p>

<p>In the quiet heart of the Midwest, Jeff, a neurotic and dedicated manager played by [c=Jon Heder], has found his purpose running Winky's World, a beloved but fading family entertainment center. His meticulously ordered life is thrown into chaos when he learns the owners, including the weary [c=Jim O'Heir], are planning to sell the quirky bowling alley and arcade. Convinced he can prove the business's worth, Jeff embarks on a desperate, often comical mission to save his second home, rallying his skeptical staff, including the sharp-tongued [c=Maya Erskine] and the aimless [c=Brendan Meyer]. This heartfelt comedy from writer-director [c=Kendall Goldberg] explores the universal fear of change through a uniquely charming lens, as Jeff's quest to preserve a slice of nostalgia forces him to confront his own stagnant dreams and the unpredictable community that makes Winky's World truly special.</p>

<p>"When Love Kills: The Falicia Blakely Story" tells the tragic story of Falicia Blakely, a teen mom who grows up in the fast-lane. When she becomes an exotic dancer, she attracts the attention of local pimp and predator, Dino. His empty promises of a life together turn Falicia into a pawn in his dangerous games; and she's forced to prove her love for him at the expense of innocent lives.</p>

<p>Sent from her foster home in the city one summer to a sleepy town by the sea in Hokkaido, Anna dreams her days away among the marshes. She believes she's outside the invisible magic circle to which most people belong - and shuts herself off from everyone around her, wearing her "ordinary face". Anna never expected to meet a friend like Marnie, who does not judge Anna for being just what she is. But no sooner has Anna learned the loveliness of friendship than she begins to wonder about her newfound friend...</p>

<p>In this brief comedic experiment directed by [c=Anton Agander], a simple family camping trip spirals into an unexpected test of survival and patience. The film centers on a father figure, portrayed by [c=Oskar Agander], whose well-intentioned plans for a rustic outdoor adventure quickly clash with the realities of nature and the demands of his restless family. As the group ventures deeper into the wilderness, the father's determination to embrace the great outdoors is met with a series of hilariously awkward obstacles, forcing him to navigate the gap between his rugged ideals and his actual capabilities. With a runtime of just four minutes, this short comedy delivers a sharp, witty snapshot of domestic chaos set against a backdrop of untamed scenery. The tone is lighthearted and absurd, finding humor in the mundane frustrations of modern life colliding with the unpredictability of the wild. This micro-film offers a compact, entertaining glimpse into a father's struggle to maintain his composure when nature calls for more than he bargained for.</p>