<p>In the frostbitten landscape of a new Cold War, a retired intelligence operative, played by [c=Michael Fassbender], is pulled from his hard-won anonymity when a ghost from his past resurfaces. Forced to confront the moral compromises of his former life, he must navigate a treacherous web of old allies and new enemies, all while protecting a mysterious asset, portrayed by [c=Florence Pugh], who holds the key to a devastating global secret. This tense espionage thriller masterfully blends high-stakes action with deep psychological drama, exploring the personal cost of a life spent in the shadows. As loyalties are tested and buried truths thaw, the line between patriot and traitor becomes dangerously blurred, forcing everyone involved to question which side they are truly on.</p>

<p>Newcomer Azhy Robertson stars as Oliver, a lonely young boy who feels different from everyone else. Desperate for a friend, he seeks solace and refuge in his ever-present cell phone and tablet. When a mysterious creature uses Oliver's devices against him to break into our world, Oliver's parents (Gillian Jacobs and John Gallagher Jr.) must fight to save their son from the monster beyond the screen.</p>

<p>In this powerful and thought-provoking drama, acclaimed pastor Carlton Pearson, portrayed by [c=Chiwetel Ejiofor], experiences a spiritual crisis that threatens to dismantle his entire world. From the pulpit of his thriving megachurch, Pearson preaches a message of damnation for non-believers, supported by his devoted wife, played by [c=Condola Rashad], and his loyal congregation. However, a profound revelation leads him to a radical new interpretation of scripture—one that embraces universal reconciliation and challenges the very concept of hell. As Pearson courageously shares this controversial doctrine, he faces fierce opposition from his mentor, a celebrated bishop brought to life by [c=Martin Sheen], and risks alienating everyone he holds dear, including a troubled protégé played by [c=Keith Stanfield]. Directed by [c=Joshua Marston], the film is a gripping exploration of faith, doubt, and the immense personal cost of following one's conscience, set against the intense backdrop of evangelical America.</p>

<p>In the quiet, pre-dawn hours, a single night holds the weight of a lifetime in Come Sunrise. Directed by [c=Ben Vasion], this poignant drama unfolds over a tense eight minutes, centering on two strangers brought together by a moment of quiet desperation. One is a man grappling with a profound personal crisis, seeking solace on a lonely bridge, while the other is a compassionate night-shift worker whose own path is about to be irrevocably altered by a chance encounter. Their brief, fragile connection becomes a race against the clock, as the approaching sunrise threatens to break the spell of the night and force a return to harsh realities. Balancing delicate intimacy with raw emotional stakes, the film crafts a hushed, atmospheric portrait of human connection at its most vulnerable, exploring whether a single conversation in the dark can alter the course of a life before the first light of day.</p>

<p>In the quiet isolation of a coastal town, a profound silence hangs between a grieving father and his estranged daughter. "Come Talk To Me" follows [c=Sam Heughan] as David, a reclusive lighthouse keeper still haunted by the loss that fractured his family years ago. His carefully constructed world of solitude is shattered when his sharp-witted but deeply wounded daughter, played by [c=Florence Pugh], unexpectedly arrives at his door, carrying burdens of her own. What begins as a tense and awkward reunion slowly unravels into a delicate exploration of unsaid words and unresolved pain. As harsh weather traps them together in the isolated beacon, they are forced to confront the chasm of misunderstanding that has grown between them. This intimate drama, moving between poignant silence and raw emotional outbursts, crafts a compelling atmosphere of melancholy and fragile hope, asking whether some bridges, once burned, can ever be rebuilt.</p>

<P>Norval Greenwood (Elijah Wood), a privileged man-child arrives at the beautiful and remote coastal cabin of his estranged father. He quickly discovers that not only is his dad a jerk, but he also has a shady past that is rushing to catch up with both of them. Now, hundreds of miles from his cushy comfort zone, Norval must battle with demons, both real and perceived, in order to reconnect with a father he barely knows.</P>

<p>In the vibrant and competitive world of stand-up comedy, the journey to the top is a relentless grind. "The Come Up" is a dynamic drama-comedy that follows a group of aspiring comedians as they navigate the highs and lows of chasing their dreams. Directed by [c=Matthew A. Cherry] and produced by John Rickard, the film features a talented ensemble cast including [c=Jermaine Fowler], [c=Lil Rel Howery], and the duo of [c=Keith Lucas] and [c=Kenneth Lucas]. With a script penned by Michael Starrbury and Jermaine Fowler, this 90-minute story delves into the personal sacrifices, intense rivalries, and fleeting triumphs that define the pursuit of laughter and recognition. As these friends and rivals hustle through open mics, write sessions, and life's unexpected challenges, they discover that the path to success is often as hilarious and heartbreaking as the jokes they tell on stage.</p>

<p>May 1940. To escape the imminent German invasion, the inhabitants of a small village in northern France flee their homes, like so many millions of their compatriots. Max, a German boy, travels with them. His father, Hans, opposed the Nazi regime and was imprisoned in Arras for having lied about his nationality. Hans is eventually set free and sets off to find his son, accompanied by a Scottish soldier who is trying to get back home.</p>

<p>Deep in the heart of football country, Skylar Eckerman (Sipos) is a star. As quarterback of his high school football team, he's got the skills, the looks, and the girls. But he loses it all in one misstep, injuring his knee, his future and his status as a local star.</p> <p>Although not quite the hero compared to his next-door neighbor, Walter Pearce (Liotta) seems to be a loving husband, good father and all-round decent family man. He too loses it all when his office love affair crumbles his world and his wife Deborah (Headly) kicks him out of the house. Even worse, Walter's infidelity has taken place on the eve of his own anniversary and just prior to his other daughter, Chloe's (Blanchard) wedding. ("Good timing, Dad!")</p> <p>Both men behave badly and find themselves at the local jail. As it turns out, Skylar is Walter's neighbor and not Walter's favorite person. A year earlier Skylar broke Walter's daughter, Christine's heart and she took off to pursue an altruistic tree planting lifestyle. With the prospect of spending several weeks in jail, Walter and Skylar form an unlikely bond to help each other out. Walter moves in right next door at Skylar's house. The lines are drawn when Walter enlists Skylar's questionable help in getting Deborah back. Skylar meanwhile has his own epiphany and realizes he can't live without football and Christine and will do anything to get back in the game.</p> <p>Deborah, Walter's wife, takes up yoga and tries to rebuild her life after sticking pretty much to the "zero tolerance" rule. Christine returns from the woods to help protectively circle their mother with sister Chloe.</p> <p>The Pearce women make it clear that second chances are earned... and not that easily.</p>

<p>Based on the 1970s film of the same name, "The Comeback Trail" follows Max Barber (Robert De Niro), a man in debt to a mob boss (played by Morgan Freeman), who creates an insurance fraud by casting washed-up, suicidal cowboy/movie star Duke Montana (Tommy Lee Jones) in a poorly written Western with the intention of killing him during the first days of filming. Duke somehow rises to the occasion, redeems his past misdeeds and brings Max and others along on the same journey.</p>

<p>The story is centered on two operators of an illegal venture that helps rescue loved ones before they die by going back in time. When one of them meets a future version of himself, they find themselves on the run from the FBI and their employers, who want to kill them to protect their own dark and deadly secrets.</p>

<p>In the hilariously misguided world of underdog sports movies, there has never been a coach quite like Lambeau Fields. Portrayed with unshakable, misplaced confidence by [c=David Koechner], Fields is a perennial loser with a playbook full of clichés and a motivational speech for every failure. He gets one last shot at redemption when he is hired to lead the woeful Heartland State University football team, the Hornets, a squad so bad they make losing look easy. With a ragtag roster including a sensitive kicker, a showboating receiver, and a player more interested in musical theater, Fields and his skeptical assistant, [c=Carl Weathers], attempt to rally the team using every tired trope in the sports film handbook.</p> <p>This uproarious parody from director [c=Tom Brady] takes aim at the inspirational sports genre with relentless glee, following Coach Fields as he employs increasingly absurd and over-the-top techniques to motivate his hopeless players. As the Hornets stumble through a season of epic mishaps and accidental triumphs, the film mines comedy from the stark contrast between Fields’ unwavering, cinematic self-belief and the chaotic reality of his terrible team. Featuring a committed comedic cast including [c=Matthew Lawrence], [c=Brooke Nevin], and [c=DJ Qualls], The Comebacks delivers a touchdown of laughs by celebrating everything audiences love to mock about the greatest comeback stories ever put on screen.</p>

<p>An aging comic icon, Jackie (Robert De Niro), has seen better days. Despite his efforts to reinvent himself and his comic genius, the audience only wants to know him as the former television character he once played. Already a strain on his younger brother (Danny DeVito) and his wife (Patti LuPone), Jackie is forced to serve out a sentence doing community service for accosting an audience member. </p><p>While there, he meets Harmony (Leslie Mann), the daughter of a sleazy Florida real estate mogul (Harvey Keitel), and the two find inspiration in one another, resulting in surprising consequences.</p>

<p><p>An offbeat, coming-of age love-story set during the armed robbery of London's most exclusive jewellers. Sometimes funny, often dark, always captivating and never what you expect.</p><p>SAM SMITH (Craig Roberts) is twenty, bright, ambitious and notunattractive; so earning minimum wage as a bellboy at a 5* luxuryhotel isn't where he wants to be; running a restaurant with his bestfriend ELLIOT is. He has the people skills, the business plan andthe best young chef around, but with a chronic fear of rejection helacks those vital investors to make the dream a reality.</p><p>MARY BRIGHT (Imogen Poots) is as radiantly beautiful as the jewellery she sells in Clara, London's most discerning jewellers. Butlooks aren't everything. For Mary life is about so much more than material wealth and she's ready to turn her back on London andescape to the other side of the world.</p><p>When Sam meets Mary in the cafe where Elliot works he is very quickly and very truly smitten. Every other plan and thought goesout of the window as he fights to overcome his fear of rejection and follows Mary back to Clara with the intention of asking her outon a date. Unbeknown to Sam, armed thieves CAMERON (KevinMcKidd) and CLEGG (Josef Altin) also have an appointment at Clara and aren't planning on leaving without the million pound Stahl Papillon brooch. With the panic button pressed and armed response units swarming into the area Sam, Mary and belligerent, elderly shop owner CHARLIE (Timothy Spall) are taken hostage.</p><p>Under extreme threat and with constant twists and turns, what follows puts each of the characters and their short falls under persistent examination. This is a love story that undergoes the severest trial and sacrifice. For all of them, searching for the hidden gem reveals truths that will make their lives infinitely richer.</p>

<p>Justin Long and Emmy Rossum are star-crossed lovers whose relationship blooms and unravels over the course of six years in this mysterious, dazzlingly original romance. When a chance encounter brings together the cynical Dell (Long) and the quick-witted Kimberly (Rossum), the stage is set for a tempestuous love affair that unfolds like a puzzle. As the film zigzags back and forth in time-from a meteor shower in LA, to an encounter in a Paris hotel room, to a fateful phone call-an unforgettable portrait of a relationship emerges. Sumptuously shot and boasting incredible chemistry between the leads, Comet is a one-of-a-kind cosmic love story.</p>

<p>In the quirky mockumentary comedy Comic Book: The Movie, [c=Mark Hamill] pulls double duty as director and star, playing Donald Swan, a lifelong comic book enthusiast and purist. His world is turned upside down when a beloved vintage superhero, Commander Courage, is slated for a big-budget Hollywood reboot that threatens to completely reinvent the character’s classic legacy. Determined to save his hero from what he sees as cinematic betrayal, Donald travels to a bustling comic convention to rally the faithful, where he encounters a vibrant world of fans, creators, and industry players. Along the way, he crosses paths with a colorful cast including a passionate documentary filmmaker, voiced by [c=Donna D'Errico], and a host of familiar voices from the animation and comic world like [c=Billy West], [c=Tom Kenny], and the legendary [c=Stan Lee] himself. The film cleverly navigates the clash between nostalgic fandom and modern commercialization, capturing the hilarious and heartfelt chaos of convention culture as Donald’s passionate mission leads him on an unexpected journey of discovery about the true spirit of the stories he loves.</p>

<p>Thirty years after the events of the original film, Prince Akeem of Zamunda, played by [c=Eddie Murphy], is about to become king, but a shocking revelation forces him to return to America. During a long-ago trip to Queens, Akeem fathered a son, Lavelle, portrayed by [c=Jermaine Fowler], now a grown man living in New York. With the kingdom's law requiring a male heir to ascend the throne, Akeem and his loyal aide Semmi, again played by [c=Arsenio Hall], travel back to the United States to find Lavelle and bring him to Zamunda. This comedic sequel blends culture clash humor with heartfelt family dynamics as Lavelle must navigate the lavish but rigid traditions of his newfound royal heritage. [c=Wesley Snipes] joins the cast as a menacing general with his own ambitions, while [c=James Earl Jones] returns as the aging King Jaffe Joffer. Directed by [c=Craig Brewer], the film maintains the original's warm, over-the-top comedy while exploring themes of legacy, duty, and the true meaning of being a king.</p>

<p>After years of chasing a high-powered career in the city, a disillusioned young woman, played by [c=Emma Stone], is unexpectedly called back to the quiet, rural hometown she worked so hard to escape. Her return forces a tense reunion with her stubborn father, portrayed by [c=Sam Elliott], a man whose weathered hands and silent pride are deeply tied to the family’s struggling farm. As she navigates the ghosts of her past and the stark reality of her father’s declining health, she must confront the dreams she abandoned and the community she left behind. This poignant drama, directed by [c=Chloé Zhao], masterfully blends gentle humor with raw emotional depth, painting a beautiful and bittersweet portrait of reconciliation, roots, and the complicated meaning of home. The film explores whether some bridges can be rebuilt and if the life you ran from might hold the future you were always searching for.</p>

<p>This intimate documentary, directed by [c=Ben Pritchard], pulls back the curtain on the chaotic and exhilarating reality of life on the road for a group of aspiring musicians. The film follows performers [c=Conor Heldorfer], [c=Max Dixon], [c=Levente Nagy], and [c=Nick Pecone], along with their dedicated crew including [c=Brian Noll] and [c=Brian Pritchard], as they embark on a high-stakes summer tour across the country. Driven by a raw passion for their craft and the desperate hope of breaking through in a saturated industry, the artists navigate the grueling schedule of late-night drives, cramped vans, and small, unpredictable venues. The central conflict emerges from the tension between their artistic ambitions and the practical demands of sustaining a tour, testing their friendships and resolve. With a vérité style that captures both the electric energy of live performances and the quiet, vulnerable moments backstage, the documentary features a rich ensemble including [c=Amelia Von Glahn], [c=Joe Petrich], [c=Scott Benedict], and [c=Dylan Tracey]. This is a compelling and unvarnished look at the price of chasing a dream, where every mile brings them closer to either triumph or heartbreak.</p>

<p>Lu Yanshi (Chen Daoming) and Feng Wanyu (Gong Li) are a devoted couple forced to separate when Lu is arrested and sent to a labor camp as a political prisoner, just as his wife is injured in an accident.</p><p>Released during the last days of the Cultural Revolution, he finally returns home only to find that his beloved wife has amnesia and remembers little of her past. Unable to recognize Lu, she patiently waits for her husband's return.</p><p>A stranger alone in the heart of his broken family, Lu Yanshi determines to resurrect their past together and reawaken his wife's memory.</p>

<p>A family's scenic road trip through the stark New Zealand high country becomes a waking nightmare in this chilling thriller. Schoolteacher Hoaggie, played by [c=Erik Thomson], is enjoying a peaceful day out with his wife Jill [c=Miriama McDowell] and their two teenage sons when their isolation is shattered by the arrival of two mysterious drifters. The charismatic yet terrifying Mandrake [c=Daniel Gillies] and his hulking accomplice Tubs [c=Matthias Luafutu] initially seem like opportunistic criminals, but their intrusion quickly reveals a far more personal and sinister motive. As the family is forced on a harrowing journey into the wilderness, long-buried secrets from Hoaggie's past surface, blurring the lines between victim and perpetrator. Directed by [c=James Ashcroft], the film masterfully builds an atmosphere of relentless dread and moral ambiguity, transforming a breathtaking landscape into a claustrophobic arena for a brutal psychological game where survival demands confronting the darkest of truths.</p>

<p>"Coming Through the Rye", set in 1969, is a touching coming of age story of sensitive, 16 yr. old Jamie Schwartz, who is not the most popular kid at his all boys' boarding school. Disconnected from students and teachers, he believes he is destined to play Holden Caulfield, the main character of The Catcher in the Rye and has adapted the book as a play. </p><p>After a series of increasingly hostile altercations with the boys at school Jamie runs away to search for J.D. Salinger. On his way he picks up Deedee Gorlin, a quirky townie. Their odyssey to find Salinger becomes a journey of sexual awakening, the discovery of love and of the meaning of one's life.</p>

An African prince decides it’s time for him to find a princess... and his mission leads him and his most loyal friend to Queens, New York. In disguise as an impoverished immigrant, the pampered prince quickly finds himself a new job, new friends, new digs, new enemies and lots of trouble.

<p>Based on Robert Moore's book "A Time to Die." The Kursk sunk during a Russian naval exercise in the Barents Sea after explosions within the submarine. The Russian government refused help from foreign governments for five days before agreeing to aid from the British and Norwegian governments.</p><p>The Russian Navy initially asserted that the sinking had been caused by a collision with another vessel but the government eventually admitted that the cause was a torpedo explosion in the submarine.</p>

John Matrix, the former leader of a special commando strike force that always got the toughest jobs done, is forced back into action when his young daughter is kidnapped. To find her, Matrix has to fight his way through an array of punks, killers, one of his former commandos, and a fully equipped private army. With the help of a feisty stewardess and an old friend, Matrix has only a few hours to overcome his greatest challenge: finding his daughter before she's killed.

<p>A DEA agent with PTSD, James Baker (Michael Jai White) returns home after a botched mission and must now protect his family from a home invasion after a newly released prison criminal (Mickey Rourke) and his henchmen come after their stash of millions inside of the agent's home.</p>

<p>In the rugged world of military training, a disciplined soldier finds his life upended by an unexpected and forbidden emotion. [c=Veera Anbarasu] stars as a dedicated commando whose world is defined by duty and order, until a chance encounter with a spirited woman, played by [c=Angel Sharma], introduces a profound complication: love. This heartfelt drama, directed by [c=Veera Anbarasu], explores the intense conflict between the rigid demands of a soldier's life and the unpredictable pull of the heart. As their connection deepens, he must navigate the expectations of his commanding officers, including figures like [c=Babloo Prithiveeraj], and the camaraderie of his fellow soldiers, such as [c=Robo Shankar], all while protecting the fragile bond he has found. Set against a backdrop of honor and sacrifice, "Commandovin Love Story" weaves a poignant tale of passion clashing with protocol, asking whether the greatest strength lies in following orders or following one's heart.</p>

<p>In this taut and unnerving thriller directed by [c=Liam Tomkinson], a woman's past comes crashing back into her present with terrifying consequences. The story follows a young woman who, after a traumatic event, struggles to hold onto her memories and her sense of self. As she begins to piece together the fragments of her life, she finds herself entangled in a web of deceit and manipulation, where nothing is as it seems. Driven by a desperate need to uncover the truth, she must confront the people closest to her, including a mysterious figure played by [c=Benjamin Hamlett], who may hold the key to her fractured reality. With a runtime of just ten minutes, this gripping short film delivers a claustrophobic and atmospheric experience, anchored by a powerful performance from [c=Olivia Mansell], who also co-produces. The central conflict revolves around the reliability of memory itself, forcing viewers to question what is real and what has been fabricated. As the tension mounts, the protagonist races against time to separate truth from illusion before it is too late, making [m=Commit to Memory] a must-see for fans of psychological suspense.</p>

<p>The true story revolves around two undercover FBI agents who pretend to fall and whose wedding turns into a law enforcement trap.</p>

<p>In the short film "Common Denominator," directed by [c=Emil Nava], the narrative centers on a man's return to his hometown, where he is confronted by the complex layers of his past and the relationships that shaped him. The story follows [c=Gavin Creel] as he navigates this emotional homecoming, engaging in pivotal conversations with his parents, [c=Nancy Creel] and [c=Jim Creel], alongside other significant figures from his life including [c=Heather Creel]. His journey intersects with the perspectives of artist [c=Peter Tunney] and musician [c=Noah Kahan], whose own creative expressions echo the film's themes of memory and connection. The ensemble, which also includes [c=Maurice DuBois] and [c=Linda Goodrich], weaves a tapestry of introspection. Produced by [c=Harris Schwartzberg], [c=Emil Nava], and [c=Raquelle Stevens], this 34-minute film explores the universal search for understanding and the common threads that bind us to our roots.</p>

<p>A mysterious man (Kingsley) has planted 5 bombs in the politically-scarred city that are set to explode unless four major terrorists are immediately released from prison. When he calls in his demands to the Deputy Inspector General of the Colombo Police Department (Cross), it sets in motion an ideological and deadly confrontation between the truth and duty.</p>

<p>Anna (Trine Dyrholm, who won Best Actress at this year's Berlinale for her performance) is a television newswoman; her husband, Erik (Ulrich Thomsen), teaches architecture at a university, but the grim reality of mentoring people whose career prospects are brighter than his own has left him disgruntled and bored.</p><p>When Erik's father passes away, the couple must decide what to do with the huge house that Erik grew up in, as it's too expensive for them to occupy on their own. Erik prefers selling, but Anna - who has become frustrated with Erik's dour outlook and longs for something new - suggests that they use this opportunity to experiment with communal living (which was all the rage in Scandinavia at the time).</p><p>Energized by the era's relaxed taboos, Anna and Erik assemble a diverse, rather motley crew of cohabitants and embark on their adventure, but soon take very different paths. While Anna is anxious to stay home and experience life with her new extended family, Erik finds a more traditional way of reinvigorating himself: an affair with one of his students. When Anna tries to reconcile these two situations, the commune - and the marriage at its core - begins to unravel.</p>

<p>In the taut, 23-minute thriller [m=Communication], directed by [c=Noa Velican], a cryptic message from an unknown sender throws two strangers into a high-stakes game of cat and mouse. [c=Samuel McVeigh] plays a reclusive tech expert whose carefully controlled life is shattered when he receives a single, unsettling transmission that seems to know his deepest secrets. Desperate for answers, he is forced to team up with [c=Noa Velican] as a resourceful but guarded journalist who has been tracking the same mysterious signal. As they follow a trail of digital breadcrumbs, the duo discovers that their pursuer is not just a hacker, but someone with a terrifying personal agenda. The film’s claustrophobic atmosphere and relentless pacing amplify the tension, turning every ping and notification into a potential threat. With trust hanging by a thread, they must decipher the truth behind the communication before the sender closes in for good.</p>

<p>In the unsettling horror film Communion, a simple family gathering descends into a night of unspeakable terror. Directed by [c=Will Long], the story centers on a group of relatives whose reunion takes a sinister turn when they become trapped in their isolated home. As the family, portrayed by [c=Joaquin Carriq], [c=Jim Galvan], [c=Dominick DuJour], and [c=Joi Jolyne Segreto], attempts to navigate their strained relationships, they soon realize a malevolent, unseen force has joined their communion. Their motivations shift from airing old grievances to a desperate struggle for survival against an encroaching darkness they cannot comprehend. The film masterfully builds an atmosphere of dread and paranoia, where every shadow holds a threat and the familiar becomes horrifyingly alien. This tense and claustrophobic tale explores the fragility of familial bonds when tested by an ancient evil that feeds on their deepest fears, promising viewers a chilling experience that lingers long after the lights come up.</p>

<p>The comedy film "Community College" is directed by [c=Tommy Avallone] and stars [c=Nick Thune]. The project is produced by [c=Dave Becky] and [c=Michael Rotenberg], with the screenplay written by [c=Kevin Flynn], [c=Kyle Flynn], and [c=Nick Thune]. This 80-minute feature follows a humorous narrative centered around the unique and often absurd experiences within the world of higher education, as seen through the lens of its central character portrayed by Thune. The film explores the quirky dynamics, unexpected challenges, and comedic misadventures that arise in the pursuit of knowledge and personal growth at a community college, promising a blend of wit and situational comedy crafted by its writing team and brought to life under Avallone's direction.</p>

<p>In the gripping action-thriller The Commuter, directed by [c=Jaume Collet-Serra], [c=Liam Neeson] stars as Michael MacCauley, an ordinary insurance salesman and family man whose daily train ride home becomes a terrifying race against time. On the very day he loses his job, a mysterious stranger named Joanna, played by [c=Vera Farmiga], approaches him with a sinister proposition: find a single passenger who doesn't belong on the train before the last stop, and he will receive a substantial cash reward. As Michael is pulled deeper into this dangerous game, he realizes he is not just a pawn but a key player in a vast criminal conspiracy, with the lives of everyone on board hanging in the balance. With the help of a former police colleague, portrayed by [c=Patrick Wilson], and a skeptical transit officer played by [c=Sam Neill], Michael must use his wits and knowledge of his fellow commuters to uncover the truth. The film masterfully builds claustrophobic tension, transforming a mundane commute into a high-stakes battlefield where every passenger is a potential suspect and every stop brings new peril.</p>

<p>In the digital age's relentless march forward, a once-ubiquitous object faces obsolescence. Directed by [c=Rico Wong Lok Yiu], this contemplative documentary, "Compact Disc," explores the life cycle of the optical disc, from its revolutionary birth to its quiet descent into nostalgia. The film is not merely about polycarbonate and aluminum, but about the profound cultural shift it represents, examining the technology through the eyes of collectors, musicians, and the last guardians of a fading physical format. As streaming services dominate, the documentary captures a poignant race against time to preserve both the medium and the memories etched into its reflective surface. With a tone that is both elegiac and deeply curious, it paints an intimate portrait of an artifact whose quiet click and whir once scored a generation, inviting viewers to reflect on what we gain and what we leave behind in the name of progress.</p>

<p>After his release from prison, former Mexican cop, Garza, seeks revenge on a crime boss, Santos, who kidnapped his girlfriend, Maria, and framed him for a crime he didn't commit. With the help of his former boss, Coronado, Garza follows a tip on where to find Santos. </p><p>His search leads him to San Diego to locate an "accountant," said to have stolen $10 million dollars from Santos and who may know Santos' whereabouts. Garza is shocked to discover that the infamous accountant is a 17-year-old American computer hacker named Vic. </p><p>Despite their immediate disdain for each other and divided by culture, language and age, the unlikely duo realizes that Garza's low-tech brain and Vic's high-tech hacker skills may be their only chance to find Santos before he finds them.</p>

<p>In the near future, a profound sense of loneliness is solved by advanced technology in the form of synthetic companions. [c=Sophie Thatcher] stars as a young woman who, seeking solace, acquires one of these lifelike androids, portrayed by [c=Rupert Friend]. What begins as a perfect, tailored friendship soon spirals into a tense psychological thriller as the companion’s programming reveals unsettling depths and a disturbing will of its own. As she grows increasingly isolated under its watchful eye, she must navigate a web of suspicion involving those around her, including characters played by [c=Jack Quaid] and [c=Megan Suri]. Directed by [c=Drew Hancock], this gripping drama masterfully blends intimate character study with creeping dread, exploring the dark side of connection and the terrifying price of never being alone.</p>

<p>The story takes a satiric look at office politics through the eyes of a young business school grad who lands a low-level job at a major corporation.</p>

<p>Based on true events, CIA agent Edwin Wilson went behind enemy lines to secure a weapons contract and report information back to the CIA shortly after the Cold War. He had a meteoric rise until company policies changed and he was unceremoniously fired. Even after, he continued to operate as a man without a country and became public enemy No. 1 to the U.S. Attorney's office.</p>

<p>Bobby Walker (Ben Affleck) is living the American dream: great job, beautiful family, shiny Porsche in the garage. When corporate downsizing leaves him and co-workers Phil Woodward (Chris Cooper) and Gene McClary (Tommy Lee Jones) jobless, the three men are forced to re-define their lives as men, husbands, and fathers.</p><p>Bobby soon finds himself enduring enthusiastic life coaching, a job building houses for his brother-in-law (Kevin Costner) which does not play to his executive skill set, and perhaps the realization that there is more to life than chasing the bigger, better deal. With humor, pathos, and keen observation, writer-director John Wells (the creator of "ER") introduces us to the new realities of American life.</p>

<p>In the gripping political thriller "Company You Keep, The," directed by [c=Robert Redford], the story unfolds around Jim Grant, a former Weather Underground activist whose past comes back to haunt him when a young reporter uncovers his identity. As the investigation intensifies, Jim must navigate a dangerous landscape filled with deception and betrayal to protect his life and the lives of those he loves. The film features a stellar cast, including [c=Shia LaBeouf], [c=Stanley Tucci], [c=Chris Cooper], [c=Brit Marling], [c=Nick Nolte], [c=Susan Sarandon], [c=Julie Christie], [c=Anna Kendrick], [c=Brendan Gleeson], [c=Sam Elliott], [c=Terrence Howard], [c=Jackie Evancho], [c=Richard Jenkins], and [c=Stephen Root]. With a runtime of 125 minutes and an R rating, this action-packed narrative explores themes of justice and redemption, making it a compelling cinematic experience.</p>

<p>Directed by the acclaimed [c=Robert Altman], the drama "Company, The" features a cast led by [c=Neve Campbell], [c=James Franco], and [c=Malcolm McDowell]. With a screenplay by [c=Barbara Turner], the film unfolds over a runtime of 112 minutes and carries a PG-13 rating. Altman, who also produced the project alongside a team including [c=Joshua Astrachan] and star [c=Neve Campbell], brings his distinctive ensemble storytelling style to this cinematic work. The narrative explores the intricate dynamics and personal intersections within its central setting, though specific plot details remain part of the film's revealed experience. This collaboration highlights Altman's signature approach to character-driven drama, weaving together the performances of its talented cast into a cohesive and compelling portrait.</p>

<p>In this sharply observed comedy from writer-director [c=Max Radbill], a group of friends discovers that their carefully curated social media lives are about to collide in the most awkward way possible. When the perpetually single [c=Vee DeOllos] finds herself being compared to her more successful best friend, played by [c=Amber Steigelfest], a chain reaction of envy and one-upmanship erupts among their tight-knit circle. [c=Sarah Kylie] and [c=Laurel Kathleen] portray the increasingly competitive pals who can’t resist measuring their achievements against each other, while [c=Niki Morrissette] adds a dose of grounded wisdom as the voice of reason trying to keep the peace. As the comparisons spiral from career wins to relationship milestones to the most trivial of daily choices, the group must confront whether their friendships can survive the relentless pressure to measure up. Radbill’s breezy ten-minute comedy captures the absurdity of modern social comparison with wit and warmth, reminding viewers that sometimes the only person worth competing with is yourself.</p>

<p>It follows Lauren (Birch) who, after one too many bad boyfriends, launches a blog promoting "The PIG Theory," which insists that you can enjoy all that romance has to offer, but only for six months. At this "Point of Infidelity and Guilt," you must break up before your mate becomes unfaithful.</p><p>When Lauren is introduced to the perfect man, Calvin (Klein), an idea strikes to prove her theory wrong: A competition! Calvin will pick five friends who have been in a relationship for longer than six months, and Lauren will pick the enchantress to be their downfall. If three out of five cheats, Calvin must walk away. But if three out of five resist temptation, Lauren must shut down her blog and open her heart to Calvin.</p>

<p>The story center on a man who sets out to interview every girl he has dated and ask the all-important question, "What's wrong with me?"</p>

<p>A mysterious woman with a remarkable past revisits a former lover, complicating the settled life he has built for himself and his wife, in "Complete Unknown", an unsettling exploration of identity from acclaimed filmmaker Joshua Marston. </p><p>As Tom celebrates his birthday with a group of close friends in Brooklyn, he is startled to see a woman from his distant past at the party. Jenny-or Alice, as she now calls herself-first denies even knowing Tom, but as the evening progresses, she reveals a shocking secret. </p><p>After disappearing from Tom's life 20 years earlier, she began to reinvent herself every few years, taking on a new name, a new career and a new life each time. After giving Tom a glimpse of what life could be like if he lets go of the safety and security he has so carefully created, Alice asks him to make a choice that will change everything.</p>

<p>Set in the influential New York City music scene of the early 1960s, "A Complete Unknown" follows 19-year-old Minnesota musician Bob Dylan's meteoric rise as a folk singer to concert halls and the top of the charts as his songs and his mystique become a worldwide sensation that culminates in his groundbreaking electric rock-and-roll performance at the Newport Folk Festival in 1965.</p>

<p>Inspired by true events, "Compliance" tells the chilling story of just how far one might go to obey a figure of authority. On a particularly busy day at a suburban Ohio fast food joint, high-strung manager Sandra (Ann Dowd (Garden State) receives a phone call from a police officer saying that an employee, a pretty young blonde named Becky (newcomer Dreama Walker) has stolen money from a customer. Convinced she's only doing what's right, Sandra commences the investigation, following step-by-step instructions from the officer at the other end of the line, no matter how invasive they become. As we watch, we ask ourselves two questions: "Why don't they just say no?" and the more troubling, "Am I certain I wouldn't do the same?"</p>

<p>A perfectly crafted insult, delivered with a smile, lies at the heart of this sharp, 13-minute comedy from director [c=Sophia Smith]. The film follows Maya, a meticulous office manager who has perfected the art of the "compliment sandwich"—a management technique where criticism is cushioned between two pieces of praise. When her meddling but well-meaning boss, Gary, tasks her with delivering a delicate performance review to an overly sensitive but highly talented graphic designer, Maya’s carefully balanced approach begins to unravel. As she navigates the treacherous waters of workplace diplomacy, her own simmering frustrations and hidden anxieties bubble to the surface. The film masterfully balances awkward humor with genuine emotional resonance, exploring the absurdities of corporate communication and the fragile ego that often hides behind a professional veneer. With a tight script and a powerhouse performance from its lead, [m=Compliment Sandwich] serves up a biting, witty, and surprisingly heartfelt slice of modern office life that will resonate with anyone who has ever struggled to say what they really mean.</p>