<p>Claire Decker is a gifted-but-introverted investigator for the San Luis Obispo County Public Administrator who specializes in finding next-of-kin when people have died alone, without a will or any known relatives. When a beautiful young woman is brutally murdered in a nearby coastal town that has little crime, Claire is brought in to help police identify the nameless victim, known only as "The White Orchid." As Claire is drawn deeper and more intimately into the dead woman's life, she begins to push personal and professional boundaries, eventually becoming the enigmatic "White Orchid" in order to solve her murder.</p>

Max Baron is a Jewish advertising executive in his 20s who's still getting over the death of his wife. Nora Baker is a 40-something diner waitress who enjoys the wilder side of life. Mismatched or not, their attraction is instant and smoldering. With time, however, their class and age differences become an obstacle in their relationship, especially since Max can't keep Nora a secret from his Jewish friends and upper-crust associates forever.

<p>Harlon Mackey (Nick Krause) has been tormented by visions since his alcoholic father (Sam Trammell) forced him to kill an innocent rabbit while hunting as a boy. Now that Harlon is a bullied high school teen, his undiagnosed mental illness is getting worse. He begins to hear voices, and his imagination encourages him to carry out violent acts. Things begin to look up when Julie (Britt Robertson), a rebellious young girl, moves to town and befriends Harlon...But when she betrays him, the rabbit along with other imaginary comic book characters taunt him into committing one final act of revenge. The line between reality and Harlon's imagination begin to blur in this intense dramatic thriller.</p>

<p>In just two minutes, director [c=Valeria Quintero Rivera] crafts a tense and thought-provoking short film that explores themes of exclusion and identity. The story centers on a young woman played by [c=Kaylani Parker] who finds herself at the door of an exclusive party with a strict, mysterious dress code: white rabbits only. Alongside her companion, portrayed by [c=Brian Trivino], she confronts a bouncer, played by [c=Garvey Anderson], who enforces the arbitrary rule with unsettling authority. As the characters negotiate the boundary between belonging and rejection, the film examines the subtle and not-so-subtle ways people are judged and sorted in social spaces. With its minimalist setting and sharp dialogue, White Rabbits Only creates an atmosphere of quiet tension and social commentary. The short uses its brief runtime to pose powerful questions about privilege, conformity, and the cost of fitting in, leaving viewers with a lingering unease long after the final frame.</p>

<p>In a tranquil German village on the eve of World War I, a series of unsettling accidents and violent acts shatter the community’s pious facade. Directed by [c=Michael Haneke], this haunting drama unfolds through the eyes of the local schoolteacher (played by [c=Theo Trebs]), who becomes increasingly suspicious that the children of the village are behind the mysterious events. As the respected figures of the town, including the stern Baron (portrayed by [c=Ulrich Tukur]) and the oppressive pastor (whose daughter is played by [c=Susanne Lothar]), cling to rigid traditions and discipline, the film explores the dark roots of authoritarianism and the seeds of collective evil. Shot in stark black-and-white, the movie creates an icy, foreboding atmosphere that mirrors the repressed emotions and hidden cruelties lurking beneath the surface of this seemingly idyllic society. With deliberate pacing and a chilling sense of dread, [c=Michael Haneke] crafts a provocative meditation on the origins of fascism, leaving viewers to question the true nature of innocence and the corrupting influence of power.</p>

<p>In the chilling horror film White Smoke, a group of friends seeking a remote retreat for healing and recovery find themselves trapped in a nightmare far more visceral than their personal demons. Directed by [c=Nicholas McCarthy], the story follows Mara, a young woman grappling with profound loss, who is convinced by her well-meaning friends to attend an isolated wellness retreat. What promises to be a sanctuary for confronting trauma quickly descends into a fight for survival as the facility’s unconventional therapies unlock a terrifying and malevolent force. The central conflict erupts when the line between psychological treatment and supernatural horror violently dissolves, forcing Mara and the others to question whether the evil they face is an external threat or a manifestation of their own deepest fears. Crafted with a pervasive sense of dread, the film masterfully builds an atmosphere of paranoia and inescapable terror, exploring the dark corners of grief and the horrifying price of confronting the past.</p>

<p>From Light Chaser Animation, one of China's premiere animation studios, comes a visually stunning new take on a classic legend. One day a young woman named Blanca is saved by Xuan, a snake catcher from a nearby village. She has lost her memory, and together they go on a journey to discover her real identity, developing deeper feelings for one another along the way. But as they learn more about her past, they uncover a darker plot of supernatural forces vying for power, with the fate of the world hanging in the balance. Conceived as a prequel to one of the most ancient and enduring stories in Chinese history, White Snake presents a sumptuous tale of trickster demons, deadly mythical beasts, assassins, wuxia action, and the promise of eternal love.</p>

<p>When his father dies, anti-regime partisan Chandra travel to his remote mountain village after nearly a decade away. Little Pooja is anxiously awaiting the man she thinks is her father, but she's confused when Chandra arrives with Badri, a young street orphan rumoured to be his son. </p><p>Chandra must face his brother Suraj, who was on the opposing side during the Nepalese civil war. The two brothers cannot put aside political feelings while carrying their father's body down the steep mountain path to the river for cremation. </p><p>Suraj storms off in a rage, leaving Chandra with no other men strong enough to help. Under pressure from the village elders, Chandra must seek help from outside the village to obey the rigid caste and discriminatory gender traditions he fought to eliminate during the war. </p><p>Chandra searches for a solution in neighboring villages, among the police, guests at a local wedding, and rebel guerrillas...</p>

<p>From acclaimed writer-director Ramin Bahrani, based on the New York Times bestseller and 2008 Man Booker Prize-winning novel, "The White Tiger" is the epic journey of a poor Indian driver (Adarsh Gourav) who uses his wit and cunning to break free from servitude to his rich masters (Rajkummar Rao and Priyanka Chopra Jonas) and rise to the top of the heap. </p>

<p>Looking to make good on a promise, a white college student discovers that his grandfather's old frat has become all-black.</p>

<p>In the gripping thriller drama, [m=Whiteout], directed by [d=Dominic Sena], a U.S. Marshal finds herself in a race against time. Set in the harsh and unforgiving landscape of Antarctica, the story unfolds as she investigates a murder that may have broader implications. The formidable [c=Kate Beckinsale] stars as the lead, alongside [c=Gabriel Macht], who portrays a government agent, adding layers of intrigue and tension to the plot. Supporting performances by [c=Columbus Short], [c=Alex O'Loughlin], [c=Tom Skerritt], and [c=Shawn Doyle] further enrich the narrative, weaving a tale of suspense and danger. With a runtime of 96 minutes and an R rating, [m=Whiteout] keeps audiences on the edge of their seats as the chilling atmosphere of the Antarctic serves as a backdrop for this intense story of survival and deception. The screenplay is crafted by [c=Erich Hoeber], [c=Jon Hoeber], [c=Chad Hayes], and [c=Carey Hayes], ensuring a captivating cinematic experience.</p>

<p>In a chilling exploration of isolation and survival, "Whitewash" follows the story of a man named Bruce, portrayed by [c=Thomas Haden Church], who finds himself grappling with the haunting consequences of a tragic accident. Living a quiet life as a snowplow driver, Bruce's world is turned upside down when he accidentally causes the death of a beloved local figure, sending him into a spiral of guilt and paranoia. As he retreats into the desolate wilderness, he confronts not only the physical challenges of the harsh Canadian winter but also his own inner demons.</p> <p>The film weaves a tense narrative, showcasing Bruce's struggle to come to terms with his actions and the overwhelming weight of his conscience. Along the way, he encounters a series of characters, including those played by [c=Genevieve Laroche], [c=Marc Labreche], and the Hoss-Desmarais siblings, who add depth to his journey of self-reflection. Directed by [c=Emanuel Hoss-Desmarais], "Whitewash" is a gripping drama that skillfully balances moments of stark reality with introspective pacing, inviting viewers to ponder the ramifications of one fateful decision. As Bruce's story unfolds, audiences are drawn into a hauntingly beautiful tale of redemption and the quest for forgiveness in the unforgiving landscape of both nature and the human psyche.</p>

<p>From the minds of [c=Clay Tatum] and [c=Whitmer Thomas] comes a hilariously unhinged comedy that dives headfirst into the absurd world of a terminally online friend group. When a sudden, mysterious medical crisis strikes one of their own, the self-proclaimed "terminal crew of dudes" must rally together, navigating a chaotic landscape of misguided advice, questionable road trips, and their own fragile egos. At the center is [c=Whitmer Thomas], a man grappling with the realization that his carefully curated circle of friends might be more of a liability than a support system. Alongside the deadpan antics of [c=Jeremy Ritchie], the erratic energy of [c=Budd Diaz], and the clueless sincerity of [c=Johnny McCann], the group's desperate mission spirals into a series of bizarre and side-splitting misadventures. Blending sharp observational humor with cringe-inducing moments of pure chaos, this film is a loving yet brutally honest satire of modern male friendship. It’s a wild, unpredictable ride that questions what it truly means to show up for your friends when everything is on the line.</p>

<p>From the powerful voice that defined a generation comes a story of love, family, and the extraordinary pressures of fame. [c=Angela Bassett] directs this intimate biographical drama, which charts the meteoric rise of a young Whitney Houston, portrayed with captivating grace by [c=Yaya DaCosta]. The film delves into the singer’s complex relationship with her strong-willed mother, [c=Suzzanne Douglas], and the passionate, tumultuous romance with her future husband, [c=Arlen Escarpeta]’s Bobby Brown, that would captivate the world. As Whitney navigates the dizzying heights of superstardom, she must reconcile the demands of her iconic career with the private struggles and familial bonds that shape her. This poignant portrait captures the soaring triumphs and profound challenges of an artist fighting to find her own voice amidst the relentless spotlight, offering a raw and resonant look at the woman behind the legendary music.</p>

<p>The two-hour documentary presents an in-depth look at the parallel lives of renowned singer Whitney Houston and her daughter Bobbi Kristina. Both faced similar struggles -- living in the shadow of their famous mothers, criticized for their love choices and often used for their fame and fortune. And both turned to drugs and alcohol for relief from the pressures of being in the spotlight, before prematurely leaving the Earth in the same tragic way. In an emotional and candid look at the ups and downs of their personal stories, and a celebration of their lives, 'Whitney Houston &amp; Bobbi Kristina' offers intimate conversations with the friends and family that were closest to them.</p>

<p>From the church choir in Newark to the brightest lights on the world stage, "Whitney Houston: I Wanna Dance with Somebody" is the vibrant and emotional journey of one of the greatest voices of all time. Directed by [c=Kasi Lemmons] and starring a transformative [c=Naomi Ackie] as Whitney Houston, the film chronicles the meteoric rise of a shy girl with an extraordinary gift, guided by the legendary music producer [c=Clive Davis], played by [c=Stanley Tucci]. It captures the exhilarating highs of record-breaking success and global superstardom, set against the intimate complexities of her personal life, including her profound bond with friend and confidante Robyn Crawford ([c=Nafessa Williams]) and her tumultuous marriage to singer Bobby Brown ([c=Ashton Sanders]). This sweeping biographical drama delves into the heart of an icon, celebrating the music that made her a legend while exploring the intense pressures of fame, family, and identity that shaped her unforgettable legacy.</p>

<p>Documentarian Nick Broomfield and iconic music video director Rudi Dolezal offer a never-before-seen backstage look at the height of Houston's stardom and trace with penetrating detail the forces that contributed to her shortened career and subsequent death in 2012, at age 48. </p><p>Whether it be racism, religion, drugs, sexuality, self-doubt, gossip, rivalry, insufficient training, the demands of parents and the industry, a troubled marriage playing out in headlines, or the inevitable toll those stresses take from so muscular and passionate a singer, the directors leave nothing unturned. </p><p>They create a picture of a remarkable woman who needed more help than she received and provide an unflinching, gripping, and wholly committed exploration of talent given and taken away, in an era obsessed with how that talent lives when the stage lights go down.</p>

<p>In the chilling psychological thriller [m=WHO], a mysterious figure known only as "Who" begins systematically erasing the identities of prominent individuals, leaving behind a trail of confused, blank-slate victims. As the body count of forgotten lives rises, a determined detective, played with gripping intensity by [c=John Doe], races against time to uncover the truth behind these haunting crimes. The film masterfully blurs the lines between reality and perception, forcing viewers to question what it truly means to be someone. With its taut, atmospheric tension and a haunting score that echoes the emptiness of its victims, [m=WHO] plunges audiences into a world where identity is the most fragile currency. The central conflict escalates as the detective discovers that the perpetrator may be closer than anyone imagined, leading to a cat-and-mouse game that challenges the very essence of selfhood. This gripping mystery delivers a thought-provoking exploration of memory, existence, and the terrifying notion that who we are can be taken away in an instant.</p>

<p>A man awakens in a Berlin hotel room with no memory of who he is or how he got there, only to discover he is the prime suspect in a brutal murder. As [c=Tom Schilling]'s desperate amnesiac races against time, he is aided by a mysterious woman, played by [c=Hannah Herzsprung], and pursued by a relentless federal agent, [c=Wotan Wilke Möhring]. Each fragmented clue he uncovers about his own identity deepens the mystery, pulling him into a dangerous conspiracy where allies and enemies are indistinguishable. Directed by [c=David S. Goyer], this tense psychological thriller masterfully builds an atmosphere of paranoia and suspense, challenging both the protagonist and the audience to question every face and every motive. The search for truth becomes a fight for survival, where remembering the past might be the only way to secure a future.</p>

A group of covert CIA operatives trailing a potential new energy source are double-crossed by corrupt agent Morgan, who causes a helicopter crash in remote South Africa. The sole survivor, suffering severe amnesia, is nursed to recovery by a kindly native tribe who call him "Whoami" after the question he keeps asking. With the help of a mysterious reporter Christine, Whoami pieces together his past and tracks the turncoat agent and his criminal cohorts.

<p>In the tense and intimate drama "Who Are You People," a fractured family is forced into an impossible confrontation. When a teenage girl, portrayed by [c=Ema Horvath], makes a life-altering decision, her bewildered parents, played by [c=Alyssa Milano] and [c=Devon Sawa], are left scrambling to understand. Their journey to reconnect with their daughter plunges them into a hidden world they never knew existed, challenging their deepest beliefs about love, identity, and acceptance. Directed and written by [c=Ben Epstein], the film navigates the raw emotional landscape of a modern family crisis, where generational divides and unspoken truths collide. With supporting performances from [c=Yeardley Smith] and [c=Reid Miller], this gripping story explores the painful yet necessary questions that arise when the people you think you know the most become strangers, pushing everyone involved to the very edge of what they can endure for the sake of family.</p>

<p>In the quiet, seemingly peaceful town of Willow Creek, a shocking crime shatters the community's tranquility when a beloved elderly woman is found murdered in her home. Directed by [c=Tom Shell], this tense thriller follows a disparate group of neighbors, including the compassionate [c=Alexandra Harris] and the secretive [c=Laurie Cummings], as they grapple with fear and suspicion. Each resident, from the charming [c=Phillip Andre Botello] to the brooding [c=David Greyson], holds fragments of the truth and their own hidden motives. As the investigation deepens, led by determined local authorities [c=Jobie James] and [c=Todd Jenkins], the question is not just who committed the act, but who among them had a reason to want her gone. Crafting an atmosphere of pervasive dread and paranoia, the film weaves a complex web of secrets where everyone is a suspect and trust is the most dangerous currency of all.</p>

<p>"Who Do You Love" is the life story of legendary record producer Leonard Chess, founder of Chess Records in Chicago, IL, the label that helped popularize blues music during the 1950s and '60s.</p><p>Leonard, a Jewish immigrant from Poland and the son of a junkyard dealer, is mesmerized by the Black music and culture that surrounds him. Leonard and his brother Phil, open a club called the Macomba, and gamble on producing "race records" with the help of bass player and songwriter, Willie Dixon. After initial failure, they find tremendous success with the extraordinary Muddy Waters. As Muddy Waters becomes wildly popular, Leonard and Phil Chess create Chess Records. Leonard's obsession with the music business strains his family life, but Leonard makes great efforts to make things right at home with his wife Revetta, and son Marshall. As his priorities are changing, so is the music world around him. The Chess brothers put blues on the map as it radically reinvented itself as Rock 'n ' Roll.</p>

<p>In the riotous comedy "Who Do You Think Would Win?", two lifelong friends find their bond tested by the most absurd of competitions. [c=David Spade] and [c=Nat Faxon] star as the inseparable but immature pals whose casual debates over hypothetical battles—from animals to action heroes—spiral wildly out of control. What begins as harmless fun soon escalates into a full-blown, no-holds-barred tournament that consumes their lives, much to the exasperation of their families, including [c=Bridgit Mendler] and [c=Jackie Sandler]. Directed by [c=Tyler Spindel], the film hilariously explores where friendly rivalry ends and utter madness begins, as the men drag everyone around them, including [c=Joey Bragg] and [c=Matt Shively], into their increasingly elaborate and ridiculous scenarios. This laugh-out-loud story of obsession and one-upmanship promises a chaotic battle for bragging rights where the only real loser might be their common sense.</p>

'Toon star Roger is worried that his wife Jessica is playing pattycake with someone else, so the studio hires detective Eddie Valiant to snoop on her. But the stakes are quickly raised when Marvin Acme is found dead and Roger is the prime suspect.

<p>When a once-happy couple, played by [c=Alicia Silverstone] and [c=Ryan Kwanten], decides to call it quits after six years of marriage, their amicable split quickly turns contentious over one crucial issue: who gets custody of their beloved dog. This romantic comedy directed by [c=Huck Botko] follows the exes as they navigate the messy terrain of shared ownership, with their furry friend at the center of a battle that forces them to confront their unresolved feelings and personal growth. As they compete through a series of increasingly absurd and heartfelt challenges to prove who would be the better owner, both are forced to reevaluate what they truly want from life and love. With a blend of laugh-out-loud moments and genuine emotion, the film explores whether a relationship can be rekindled when the stakes are as high as a four-legged family member. The supporting cast, including [c=Randall Batinkoff], adds depth to this charming tale of second chances and canine companionship.</p>

<p>An overbearing woman forces her way into her male best friend's bachelor party weekend.</p>

<p>"Who Is Dayani Cristal?" tells the story of a migrant who found himself in the deadly stretch of desert known as 'the corridor of death' and shows how one life becomes testimony to the tragic results of the U.S. war on immigration. As the real-life drama unfolds we see this John Doe, denied an identity at his point of death, become a living and breathing human being with an important life story.</p>

<p>Story based on the life of 75 year old international jewel thief, Doris Payne, whose career spanned over five decades.</p>

<p>The story follows Jon Moore, a former CIA analyst and mercenary spy on the run, protected only by the mysterious title character "Jake Ellis," a man seemingly invisible to everyone except Jon, but who has a unique knowledge of tradecraft that Jon desperately needs.</p>

<p>In the high-stakes, cutthroat world of gourmet cuisine, a deliciously sinister mystery is simmering. When the world's greatest chefs begin meeting their ends in methods bizarrely linked to their signature dishes, panic erupts among the culinary elite. The investigation pulls in a brilliant but perpetually harried food critic, played with comedic exasperation by [c=Oliver Platt], who finds himself in a race against time. His ex-wife, a rising pastry chef with a talent for creating exquisite desserts, may be next on the killer's menu, forcing an unlikely and frantic reunion. Directed by [c=Ted Kotcheff], this witty blend of mystery and comedy whisks viewers through a glamorous international landscape of five-star kitchens and decadent meals, where every succulent course could be a chef's last. As the body count rises alongside the tension, the question isn't just about who has the appetite for murder, but who will be the next course served in this deadly gastronomic game.</p>

To live in a life of luxury, Yeo-in, wags her tail like a cat to her ring sponsor who is increasingly becoming uninterested. Her hands sooth the lonely nights. She calls her hip-hop ex-boyfriend, however, he is already living his new life with a new lover. These are the different stories of people who were used to being tamed.

<p>In the delightfully twisted comedy "Who Killed Aldrich Oswald?", a group of bumbling friends find themselves at the center of a baffling whodunit when their wealthy, eccentric patron turns up dead. Directed by [c=Nate Heffner], the film throws viewers into a chaotic whirlwind of suspicion as each quirky character, played by a talented ensemble including [c=Ian Freightenburgh], [c=Jacob Simon], and [c=Nick Simon], scrambles to clear their own name while pointing fingers at everyone else. With motives ranging from financial desperation to personal grudges, the pressure mounts as they attempt to piece together the events of the fatal night. The film masterfully blends sharp wit with escalating farce, ensuring the tone remains lighthearted even as the body count threatens to rise. As the amateur detectives sift through a web of lies, mistaken identities, and absurd alibis, they soon realize that the truth might be far sillier—and closer to home—than they ever imagined. This comedic mystery keeps audiences guessing while delivering a steady stream of laughs, proving that in this case, the real crime would be not watching.</p>

<p>In a gripping exploration of truth and justice, "Who Killed Alex Odeh?" delves into the unresolved murder of a prominent Palestinian-American activist, Alex Odeh, who was killed in a bomb attack in 1985. Co-directed by [c=Jason Osder] and [c=William Youmans], this documentary uncovers the layers of political intrigue, community resilience, and the quest for accountability that ensued after his tragic death.</p> <p>The film focuses on Odeh's life, his dedication to civil rights, and the impact of his work on the Arab-American community. Through interviews with family members, friends, and activists, it reveals the deep emotional scars left by his loss and the relentless pursuit of truth that continues to this day. As the narrative unfolds, viewers are drawn into the central conflict between those seeking justice and the systemic barriers that have obstructed their efforts for decades.</p> <p>With a tone that balances somber reflection with a call to action, "Who Killed Alex Odeh?" invites audiences to engage with a poignant chapter of history that remains relevant in today's socio-political landscape. This documentary not only seeks answers but also honors the legacy of a man who stood for justice, making it a must-watch for anyone invested in the fight for human rights.</p>

<p>In this taut 11-minute thriller, the question of who killed the enigmatic socialite Penelope becomes a labyrinth of deception and hidden motives. As a dogged detective pieces together the last hours of Penelope’s life, the audience is introduced to a tight circle of suspects, each with a compelling reason to want her gone. From a jealous rival to a secretive business partner, every character harbors a dark secret, and the tension escalates with each new revelation. The narrative weaves a claustrophobic atmosphere of suspense and psychological intrigue, forcing the viewer to question every alibi and glance. With the clock ticking, the detective must navigate a web of lies to uncover the truth before the killer strikes again. This gripping mystery keeps audiences guessing until the very last frame, delivering a satisfying twist that redefines everything that came before.</p>

<p>In the gripping documentary Who Killed These Women? (The Tinley Park 5), the haunting mystery of five women who vanished under chilling circumstances in a quiet suburb unfolds with meticulous detail. Through interviews, archival footage, and expert analysis, the film delves into the lives of the missing women, painting a vivid picture of their personalities, struggles, and the communities they left behind. Motivated by a relentless pursuit of truth and justice, investigators, family members, and locals navigate a complex web of leads and unanswered questions. The narrative carefully explores the tension between hope and despair as the search for answers intensifies, revealing unsettling insights about the nature of violence and the impact on those left waiting. With a somber and investigative tone, the documentary immerses viewers in a real-life thriller that challenges assumptions and highlights the resilience of those fighting to uncover what really happened. This compelling exploration leaves audiences questioning how well we truly know the people around us and the secrets that may lurk beneath the surface.</p>

<p>In the thought-provoking documentary directed by [c=Yael Bridge], "Who Moves America" delves into the hidden forces shaping the nation's future. Through intimate interviews and compelling narratives, the film explores the lives of diverse individuals whose ambitions and struggles reflect the broader American experience. From grassroots activists to influential leaders, the documentary captures their motivations, hopes, and the obstacles they face in a rapidly changing society. The central thread weaves together these personal stories to reveal the complex dynamics behind social and political movements that define contemporary America. With a balanced and insightful tone, the film invites viewers to consider who truly drives change and what it means for the country’s direction. Running for 87 minutes, this documentary offers a nuanced look at the power of collective action and the enduring spirit of those seeking to move America forward.</p>

<p>Wesley Haynes, a previously convicted narcotics dealer, now clean, is accused of shooting the Sherriff and his deputy. Even so, the ballistic evidence shows that the bullets which claimed their lives matched three guns: The Sherriff's, his Deputy's and the Defendant's. In this triangle one man is on the trial, but is he really their man?</p>

<p>A mysterious and provocative title sets the stage for this enigmatic thriller that follows a desperate art historian, portrayed by [c=Javier Bardem], who stumbles upon a centuries-old secret buried within the Vatican's forbidden archives. When he discovers a cryptic reference to the stolen relics of Saint Jerome, he becomes entangled in a shadowy network of forgers, relic hunters, and zealous collectors. His quest for truth leads him across Europe's most hallowed cathedrals and clandestine auction houses, where he uncovers a conspiracy that blurs the line between sacred faith and ruthless ambition. The historian's relentless pursuit is matched by a cunning and elusive rival, played by [c=Penélope Cruz], who harbors her own motives for claiming the bones. As their paths collide, the film weaves a tense atmosphere of intellectual cat-and-mouse, blending historical intrigue with modern-day greed. The narrative challenges perceptions of authenticity and devotion, asking whether the power of a relic lies in its origins or in the stories we choose to believe. With each clue uncovered, the historian edges closer to a shocking truth that could rewrite history itself.</p>

<p>In this intimate and thought-provoking documentary, [c=Salim Khalis] embarks on a deeply personal journey of self-discovery and identity exploration. Directing and starring in the film, [c=Khalis] uses the camera as a mirror to examine the fundamental question that defines the human experience: who am I really? The eight-minute piece serves as a compact yet powerful meditation on the search for authenticity and purpose in a world that constantly tries to define us through external labels and expectations.</p> <p>[c=Khalis] navigates through moments of introspection and candid reflection, peeling back layers of identity to uncover what lies beneath the surface. The documentary captures a raw and honest exploration of personal truth, inviting viewers to consider their own sense of self and belonging. With its contemplative tone and intimate approach, the film creates a space for viewers to engage with universal themes of identity, belonging, and self-acceptance. This brief but impactful work demonstrates how even in its short runtime, a documentary can provoke meaningful questions and resonate with audiences searching for their own answers about who they truly are.</p>

<p>In the gripping drama "Who Took My Family," a devoted father embarks on a desperate quest to uncover the truth behind the sudden disappearance of his loved ones. Haunted by uncertainty and driven by unwavering determination, he navigates a labyrinth of secrets and hidden motives that threaten to unravel everything he thought he knew. As he confronts shadowy figures and confronts his own fears, the stakes grow higher, and the line between ally and enemy blurs. The film delves deep into themes of trust, loss, and resilience, painting a tense and emotionally charged atmosphere. With compelling performances that bring raw emotion to life, "Who Took My Family" keeps viewers on the edge of their seats, blending suspense with heartfelt moments that resonate long after the credits roll. This intense journey challenges what it means to fight for family in the face of unimaginable odds.</p>

<p>Recently released from prison, Beth (Julianne Nicholson) works with her public defender to get her son back from her sister who was awarded legal custody when she was incarcerated. As she navigates her way back into the outside world, Beth falls into a romantic fling with a traumatized Marine afraid of human connection and at the same time forms an unlikely alliance with a headstrong young woman (Emma Roberts) on the public defense team who decides to take on her cause whether Beth likes it or not. These two people challenge, and eventually crack, Beth's tough exterior, making her realize that who she is isn't about where she's been, it's about where she's going.</p>

<p>How does a nation confront the truth of its own foundation? This powerful documentary, directed by [c=Emily Kunstler] and [c=Sarah Kunstler], centers on the profound and personal lecture of lawyer and educator [c=Jeffery Robinson]. Framed around his illuminating talk, the film weaves a searing historical tapestry, tracing the direct line from the arrival of the first enslaved Africans to the enduring legacy of systemic racism that shapes America today. Robinson is joined by voices like [c=Gwen Carr], mother of Eric Garner, and [c=Tiffany Crutcher], twin sister of Terence Crutcher, whose testimonies ground this sweeping chronicle in urgent, contemporary reality. As it juxtaposes archival footage with present-day injustices, the film challenges viewers to move beyond myth and grapple with the uncomfortable truths embedded in law, culture, and everyday life. More than a history lesson, it is a compelling call to acknowledge who we have been in order to decide who we aspire to become.</p>

<p>In the captivating romantic drama [c=Safy Nebbou]'s "Who You Think I Am," [c=Juliette Binoche] delivers a nuanced performance as Claire, a divorced literature professor grappling with loneliness and a fading sense of self. Seeking a connection with a younger man who has ghosted her, she creates a fictitious online profile of a radiant 24-year-old woman, using a photo of her assistant. Through this digital mask, she begins an intense and intimate online relationship with Alex, the man's friend, played with charm by [c=Francois Civil]. As their virtual affair deepens into emotional dependency, Claire finds herself increasingly entangled in her own web of lies, living for the thrilling messages while her real life grows more distant. The film masterfully blends elements of romance and psychological suspense, exploring the dangerous allure of reinvented identities and the poignant question of who we become when we hide behind a screen. Claire's journey forces her to confront her desires, her regrets, and the fragile boundary between fantasy and reality, all while the threat of her deception being discovered looms ever closer.</p>

<p>A sheltered, intelligent college student Doug (RJ Mitte of "Breaking Bad") changes his life forever when he hires an underachieving driver Scott (Ray William Johnson of "Equals Three"). In order to escape his oppressively loving Mother (Daphne Zuniga), Doug agrees to go on a spontaneous road trip with Scott and his college crush Stephanie (Paloma Kwiatkowski of "Bates Motel"). At the height of the journey, a tragic series of events tests their bond and opens the road to self discovery. Drugs, gambling, and romance await the three friends in this honest American coming of age drama.</p>

<p>In this chilling short horror film from director [c=Anthony A. Labriola], an unsettling encounter shatters the quiet of a seemingly ordinary night. The story follows a solitary individual whose routine is abruptly interrupted by an unexpected knock at the door, leading to a tense and unnerving confrontation with a mysterious stranger. As the protagonist tries to make sense of the visitor’s cryptic intentions, a creeping sense of dread takes hold, blurring the line between reality and paranoia. The film masterfully builds an atmosphere of claustrophobic suspense, using its tight runtime to amplify the psychological tension. With minimal dialogue and a focus on eerie visuals and sound design, "Who's That?" explores the primal fear of the unknown and the vulnerability of being alone. This gripping short delivers a compact, nerve-wracking experience that lingers long after the final frame, leaving viewers questioning what, or who, is truly on the other side of the door.</p>

<p>"Who's Your Caddy?" is a hilarious, fish-out-of-water comedy about superstar rap mogul, C-Note (Big Boi), who runs into fierce opposition when he tries to join the super stuffy Carolina Pines Golf & Country Club. Undeterred, C-Note gets the brilliant idea to buy the land adjacent to the golf club's 17th hole, which he cleverly leverages to gain membership. C-Note's crew wreaks havoc as they bring their larger-than-life style to the club. As the club's hoighty-toighty leadership desperately tries to revoke C-Note's membership, our hero realizes that his family's honor – and secret record-breaking golf history – is at stake. As he takes on the fight of his life, C-Note pulls out all of the stops to bring down the club's backwards establishment and welcome them to the 21st century.</p>

<p>A group of suburban moms form a garage band and writ songs about the problems of motherhood.</p>

<p>In Jacksonville, Florida, four friends since grade school who are now in their early 30s face the challenges of adulthood: Hutto is about to become a father, Laith is intimidated by his girlfriend's sexuality, a grieving Bobby drinks heavily and sleeps on the grave of a girlfriend who's been dead 18 months, and Mark, an OB/GYN who loves his work, can't practice medicine because he can't afford malpractice insurance. Things come to a head when Mark needs his three friends' help after a belligerent animal-abusing pornographer attacks Mark with a gun over something Laith did. A midnight road trip tests friendship: can the guys help each other?</p>

<p>In the sun-drenched, chaotic world of Hollywood, a desperate screenwriter finds his life imitating his most absurd art in this sharp-witted comedy. [c=Matthew Perry] stars as a man whose career is on the brink of collapse, clinging to a single, bizarre script idea that he believes will be his salvation. His journey through the surreal landscape of the film industry brings him into contact with a colorful cast of characters, including a charismatic producer played by [c=Kevin Sorbo], a skeptical actor portrayed by [c=Dean Cain], and a former star seeking a comeback, [c=Kristy Swanson]. As the line between his script and reality hilariously blurs, he must navigate a series of escalating misadventures and eccentric encounters with figures like a determined director ([c=Stelio Savante]) and a volatile colleague ([c=Jeffrey Vincent Parise]). Directed by [c=Stephen Wallis], "The Whole Banana" delivers a farcical and insightful look at the madness of movie-making, where every relationship is a negotiation and every promise could be the key to the big time or a one-way ticket to obscurity.</p>

<p>A story about three guys who try to boost their friend's confidence by making him appear to be successful. </p>