When petty criminal Luke Jackson is sentenced to two years in a Florida prison farm, he doesn't play by the rules of either the sadistic warden or the yard's resident heavy, Dragline, who ends up admiring the new guy's unbreakable will. Luke's bravado, even in the face of repeated stints in the prison's dreaded solitary confinement cell, "the box," make him a rebel hero to his fellow convicts and a thorn in the side of the prison officers.

<p>The story centers around a group of out of touch ad execs who are sent back to high school to find out what teens like.</p>

<p>Bernie Lootz (William H. Macy) is the unluckiest guy in Vegas. From a failed marriage to an estranged son to a lost cat, everything Bernie touches turns bad.</p> <p>Once upon a time, Bernie was a troubled gambler with markers all over town, including a big tab at the Shangri-La casino run by his friend Shelly Kaplow (Alec Baldwin). When the debts went bad Shelly saved Bernie’s life by covering them, but then he kneecapped Bernie and put him to work on the floor of the Shangri-La, where Lootz payed off his debt day by day over many years.</p> <p>Shelly recognized that Bernie’s luck was so bad it was contagious, so Shelly made Bernie the casino’s "cooler". All it takes is Bernie’s mere presence at a hot table to kill the winning streak. If he should so much as touch the dice, you’re looking at the Las Vegas version of a nuclear winter.</p> <p>As THE COOLER opens, Bernie is just days away from fulfilling his debt to Shelly when he meets Natalie (Maria Bello), a new cocktail waitress at the Shangri-La. Natalie sweeps Bernie off his feet, and after a night of much-needed raucous sex Bernie is in love.</p> <p>When Natalie starts to love him back, Bernie’s luck starts to change. Feeling good for the first time in years, Bernie can’t wait to leave Las Vegas and move on with his life with the woman of his dreams.</p> <p>But Shelly can’t afford to lose Bernie, especially since the partners in the Shangri-La have sent in Larry Sokolov (Ron Livingston) to shake up the place. Just itching to take over, Sokolov sees the hidden potential in Shangri-La. He envisions a new, slick palace with three floors of gaming, an entertainment center and a roller coaster ­ everything Shelly’s beloved "old school" casino is not.</p> <p>Sokolov’s new plan would leave no place for Buddy (Paul Sorvino), the aging singer and lead attraction in Shangri-La’s Paradise Lounge. Instead, Sokolov is talking to Johnny Capella (Joey Fatone), Vegas’ answer to Harry Connick Jr. and one of the hottest acts on the strip.</p> <p>Under increasing pressure from Sokolov and fearful that his beloved hotel and his old ways are about to be history, Shelly becomes willing to do anything to keep Bernie and his cooling abilities, which have really gone on the fritz since Natalie opened her heart to him. One night, the Shangri-La loses close to a million dollars because of Bernie’s newfound happiness.</p> <p>But Bernie is brought back to earth when his estranged son Mikey (Sean Hatosy) rolls into town with his pregnant girlfriend Charlene (Estella Warren). Mikey puts the touch on his father for $3,000, then is caught gambling with loaded dice at Shelly’s craps table. And everyone knows that cheating at Shelley Kaplow’s casino can bring deadly consequences.</p> <p>With Mikey in his grip, Shelly knows he has Bernie right back where he wants him, under his control. Thinking he’ll never get out of Vegas, Bernie asks Natalie to leave him for a better life, and Bernie once again finds himself alone, cooling tables in the purgatory of the Shangri-La. But Natalie refuses to be rejected, and her actions precipitate a violent confrontation with Shelly, who will give up no ground.</p> <p>Ultimately, Bernie and Natalie find themselves in an impossible dilemma, one that can only be solved with a lot of love, and even more luck.</p>

<p>Set in 1960s Chicago and focused on a group of high school pals with big dreams of getting out of the South Side, Cooley High fell in with a series of terrific coming-of-age films that included American Graffiti, The Lords of Flatbush and The Wanderers.</p>

<p>Directed by [c=Elsie Fisher], this intimate ten-minute drama captures a fleeting moment of adolescent reckoning. The film centers on a young protagonist navigating the suffocating heat of a summer day, where the pressure to appear effortlessly cool clashes with the awkward reality of growing up. As the character drifts through a series of small, charged encounters, a quiet conflict emerges between the desire for social acceptance and the fear of losing one's authentic self. The story unfolds with a naturalistic, almost documentary-like gaze, blending understated humor with a tender, melancholic atmosphere. Without relying on grand gestures, the narrative builds to a subtle but resonant moment of choice, forcing the protagonist to decide whether "cool" is a mask worth wearing. This coming-of-age vignette offers a sharply observed, deeply relatable snapshot of identity, peer pressure, and the small rebellions that define youth, leaving viewers with a lingering sense of nostalgia for their own awkward summers.</p>

<p>In the delightfully twisted horror-comedy [m=Cooties], a mysterious outbreak turns a quiet elementary school into a war zone when a tainted batch of chicken nuggets transforms the students into bloodthirsty, zombie-like creatures. [c=Elijah Wood] stars as Clint, a hapless substitute teacher who finds himself trapped in the school alongside a motley crew of eccentric educators, including the jaded Lucy ( [c=Alison Pill]), the macho Wade ( [c=Rainn Wilson]), and the nerdy Doug ( [c=Jack McBrayer]). As the ravenous children swarm the hallways, these mismatched adults must put aside their petty rivalries and use whatever makeshift weapons they can find to survive. The film masterfully balances gory horror with sharp, irreverent humor, creating a tense yet laugh-out-loud atmosphere that never takes itself too seriously. With a clever premise and a talented ensemble cast that also includes [c=Jorge Garcia] and [c=Nasim Pedrad], the movie delivers a fresh and outrageous take on the zombie genre, exploring the absurdity of adults being terrorized by the very children they are supposed to teach.</p>

<p>When an experienced detective is placed undercover at a local middle school, he must learn to work with a confident and intelligent 12-year old, on a high-profile case. The film stars Lou Diamond Phillips (La Bamba, Courage Under Fire), Lulu Wilson (Deliver Us From Evil, Ouija: The Origin of Evil) and Wallace Shawn (Toy Story, The Princess Bride). </p><p>While their characters couldn't be more different, Lou and Lulu's on-screen chemistry is undeniable. Cop and a Half: New Recruit comes loaded with exclusive bonus features including a behind-the-scenes look into the making of this non-stop hilarious film.</p>

<p>Two bored boys wandering through the vast Colorado fields stumble upon an abandoned police cruiser and, on a reckless dare, decide to take it for a joyride. What begins as a thrilling game of make-believe quickly spirals into a waking nightmare when the car’s owner, a ruthless and corrupt county sheriff played with chilling intensity by [c=Kevin Bacon], returns to find his vehicle missing. As the boys, portrayed by [c=James Freedson-Jackson] and [c=Hays Wellford], naively navigate the backroads, they remain oblivious to the dark secrets hidden within the car’s trunk and the desperate, violent man now hunting them. Directed by [c=Jon Watts], this taut and suspenseful thriller masterfully builds tension from a simple premise, painting a sun-bleached portrait of innocence colliding with pure corruption. With a supporting cast including [c=Shea Whigham] and [c=Camryn Manheim], the film traps its young protagonists in a deadly cat-and-mouse game where every turn of the wheel brings them closer to a danger they cannot possibly comprehend.</p>

<p>In this brief but impactful short film, viewers witness the pivotal moment that transforms an ordinary individual into a dedicated law enforcement officer. The story delves into the personal catalyst that drives someone to pursue a career in policing, exploring the complex motivations and circumstances that shape this life-altering decision.</p> <p>Through its concise five-minute runtime, Cop Origin Story presents an intimate character study that examines the intersection of personal experience and professional calling. The narrative focuses on a defining incident or realization that crystallizes the protagonist's understanding of justice, duty, and community service. Rather than relying on action sequences or dramatic confrontations, the film takes a more introspective approach, allowing audiences to connect with the emotional and psychological journey of its central character.</p> <p>The short film's concentrated format creates an intense, focused viewing experience that strips away extraneous elements to reveal the core essence of what drives someone toward law enforcement. With its thoughtful pacing and character-driven storytelling, Cop Origin Story offers viewers a compelling glimpse into the human side of policing, presenting a nuanced portrait of commitment and purpose that resonates beyond its brief duration.</p>

<p>In the action-comedy "Cop Out," directed by [c=Kevin Smith], two mismatched New York City detectives find themselves embroiled in a wild chase that tests their partnership and their patience. Veteran cop Jimmy Monroe, played by [c=Bruce Willis], is on a mission to recover a stolen baseball card that holds significant sentimental value. His enthusiastic but bumbling partner, Paul Hodges, portrayed by [c=Tracy Morgan], is eager to prove himself despite his tendency to get into trouble.</p> <p>As they navigate the gritty streets of the city, the duo encounters a colorful cast of characters, including a petty criminal played by [c=Seann William Scott] and a resourceful woman portrayed by [c=Ana de la Reguera]. The stakes escalate when their pursuit leads them into the crosshairs of a dangerous crime syndicate. With their comedic antics and sharp banter, Jimmy and Paul must overcome their differences and rely on each other to solve the case.</p> <p>"Cop Out" blends action and humor, creating a vibrant atmosphere filled with unexpected twists and outrageous situations, making it a must-see for fans of buddy cop films.</p>

<p>The comedy is based on the real international exchange program of major metropolitan police departments across America: an ensemble of cops from foreign cities, all misfits in their home police forces, travel to the U.S. for a year-long internship with the LAPD - where, under the leadership of the American misfit cop assigned to babysit them, they stumble upon a major crime.</p>

<p>Boldly unconventional and cheerful, that's how one could describe Babou. Never having cared about social conventions, she is suddenly faced with the realization that her own daughter is ashamed of her and therefore refuses to invite her to her wedding. Hurt in her pride, Babou tries to regain her daughter's respect by starting anew. She accepts the challenge of selling time-sharing-flats at the Belgian seaside during the off-season, in a desperate attempt to prove her real worth and her motherly love to her daughter.</p>

<p>A feature adaptation of the famous police reality procedural TV series</p>

<p>In the gritty underbelly of a city where the line between law and crime is razor-thin, two lifelong friends find their bond shattered by a single, violent night. [c=Michael Jai White] stars as a dedicated police officer whose moral code is tested when a botched operation implicates his closest friend, a former cop turned security expert played by [c=Quinton Jackson]. As a relentless Internal Affairs investigator, portrayed by veteran actor [c=Tom Berenger], closes in, the officer is forced to navigate a dangerous web of corruption, betrayal, and vengeance. This high-stakes action thriller from director [c=Scott Windhauser] plunges viewers into a world where every ally could be an enemy and the truth is the most dangerous weapon of all. With pulse-pounding intensity and a standout ensemble including [c=Randy Wayne] and [c=Chosen Jacobs], the film crafts a tense atmosphere where loyalties are fractured and survival demands crossing lines no one ever imagined.</p>

<p>In "Copshop", a small-town police station becomes the unlikely battleground between a professional hitman (Gerard Butler), a smart rookie female cop (Alexis Louder), and a double-crossing con man (Frank Grillo) who seeks refuge behind bars with no place left to run. Casting for the female lead is in process.</p>

<p>In this intimate drama directed by [c=Alyssa Loh], the digital age's impact on human connection takes center stage as two individuals navigate the complexities of modern relationships through screens and saved conversations. [c=Venice Wong] and [c=Sheng Wen] deliver nuanced performances as characters whose lives become intertwined through the seemingly simple acts of copying and saving digital memories.</p> <p>The film explores how technology both preserves and distorts our most meaningful moments, examining the gap between our online personas and authentic selves. As the characters grapple with what it means to truly connect in an era where every interaction can be documented, copied, and revisited, they must confront difficult questions about intimacy, memory, and the permanence of digital footprints.</p> <p>With its contemplative pacing and emotionally resonant storytelling, Copy, Save presents a thoughtful meditation on contemporary life's digital dilemmas. The drama unfolds through carefully observed moments that reveal how our attempts to capture and preserve experiences can sometimes prevent us from fully living them, creating a poignant portrait of love and loss in the age of screenshots and saved files.</p>

An agoraphobic psychologist and a female detective must work together to take down a serial killer who copies serial killers from the past.

<p>An aspiring composer of humble means, 23-year-old Anna Holtz (Diane Kruger) is seeking inspiration and career advancement in the world's music capital, Vienna.</p> <p>A student at the music conservatory, she is recommended for a position at a venerated publisher, and, in a fortuitous turn of events, orchestrates an opportunity to work beside the greatest, most mercurial artist alive - Ludwig van Beethoven (Ed Harris).</p> <p>When the skeptical Beethoven issues an impromptu challenge, Anna demonstrates her competence and musical insight. The maestro accepts Anna as his copyist, beginning a remarkable relationship that will transform both of their lives.</p> <p>Featuring Harris' remarkable incarnation as the celebrated composer, and a breakthrough performance by Kruger ("Troy," "National Treasure"), "Copying Beethoven" centers on the last years of Beethoven's life...a turbulent period in which his struggles with deafness, loneliness and family trauma provided profound inspiration for arguably the greatest symphony ever written, his astonishing Ninth.</p>

<p>From Henry Selick, visionary director of "The Nightmare Before Christmas," and based on Neil Gaiman's international best-selling book, comes a spectacular stop-motion animated adventure - the first to be originally filmed in 3D!</p><p>Coraline Jones (Dakota Fanning) is bored in her new home until she finds a secret door and discovers an alternate version of her life on the other side. On the surface, this parallel reality is eerily similar to her real life and the people in it - only much better. But when this seemingly perfect world turns dangerous, and her other parents (including her Other Mother voiced by Teri Hatcher) try to trap her forever, Coraline must count on her resourcefulness, determination and bravery to escape this increasingly perilous world - and save her family.</p>

<p>An epic tale of an 18th century English heir who gives up his fortune for music and ends up fathering a child out of wedlock along the way. Based on a novel by Jamila Gavin.</p>

<p>In the rain-slicked, neon-drenched underbelly of a decaying city, a relentless detective named Corbin Nash, portrayed by [c=Dean Jagger], hunts for the monstrous killers who murdered his parents. His grim quest leads him into a terrifying confrontation with a family of ancient, sadistic vampires who rule the streets from the shadows, led by the chillingly charismatic [c=Malcolm McDowell] and the unnerving [c=Corey Feldman]. As Nash delves deeper, he crosses paths with enigmatic figures like the grizzled [c=Rutger Hauer], each encounter blurring the line between hunter and prey. Directed by [c=Ben Jagger], this brutal action-horror thriller plunges viewers into a world of visceral violence and gothic dread, where every clue unveils a darker truth about Nash’s own destiny. To survive and achieve his vengeance, he must embrace a primal power within, facing horrors that challenge his very humanity in a relentless fight for the soul of the city.</p>

<p>"Cordelia" is a troubled, damaged soul who is only just recovering after some unnamed trauma; she is an actor rehearsing a play and comes to stay in a creepy London mansion flat occupied by her twin sister Caroline and Caroline's boyfriend Matt. When they leave her alone there Cordelia strikes up a friendship with Frank the charming, but strange and unreliable young man they can hear practicing his cello in the upstairs flat - a relationship which quickly becomes very disturbing.</p>

<p>In a quiet, forgotten corner of a bustling department store, a small bear named Corduroy waits patiently for a friend. Voiced with gentle charm by [c=Domhnall Gleeson], this adventurous teddy bear missing a button on his overalls dreams of a home and a child to call his own. His quiet world is turned upside down when he meets Lisa, a kind-hearted girl brought to life by [c=Ruth Negga], who sees the special friend within him. When the store closes for the night, Corduroy embarks on a wondrous and perilous adventure through the vast, empty store, determined to find his missing button and prove he is worthy of being loved. Directed by [c=Tim Story], this heartwarming family adventure captures the magic of childhood belief, as Corduroy navigates towering shelves and encounters both helpful and hindering nocturnal residents, all while Lisa searches for a way to bring him home. It’s a timeless tale of friendship, courage, and the enduring quest to find where you truly belong.</p>

<p>When 17 people suddenly drop dead within a 10-block radius in Boston, geophysicist Dr. Josh Keyes (Aaron Eckhart) and French atomic weapons expert Dr. Serge Laveque (Tcheky Karyo) are summoned by General Thomas Purcell (Richard Jenkins) to Washington D.C, to find out if the deaths are due to a covert enemy electromagnetic weapon. When it's determined that this was not an act of war, the government breathes a sigh of relief and the scientists are dismissed.</p> <p>But Keyes can't let go of the deaths so easily, and when other bizarre "natural" phenomena begin occuring worldwide, he suspects the earth's electromagnetic field has been compromised. Working with his team at the University of Illinois, Keyes discovers the mystery behind the strange occurrences is more frightening than any act of war. For reasons unknown, the earth's inner core has stopped rotating, causing the planet's electromagnetic field to rapidly deteriorate. At the same time, life as we know it begins deteriorating as well, causing birds to lose their ability to navigate, whales to erratically change their migration patterns and people with peacemakers to suddenly drop dead. Even the famed Northern Lights appear in the night sky a hundred times brighter and farther south than ever before.</p> <p>And things will only get worse. As the electromagnetic field, which shields the earth from solar radiation, slowly collapses, airplanes will start falling from the sky, and everything electronic will be fried. Static discharge in the atmosphere will create "super-storms" with hundreds of lighning strikes per square mile, and deadliest of all, microwave radiation will literally cook the planet.</p> <p>Terrified by his findings, Keyes seeks out the opinion of renowned geophysicist Dr. Conrad Zimsky (Stanley Tucci), an arrogant scientist, who at first is unbelieving, but soon arrives at the same horrifying conclusion. Soon the two men, along with atomic weapons expert Leveque, are whisked away by federal agents to the Utah desert to meet Dr. Ed "Braz" Brazzelton (Delroy Lindo), a brilliant scientist who has been working for the last twenty years on a craft that can travel deep into the earth some day. But with no more time to reasearch, and with money suddenly no object, the U.S. government and the United Nations rally together to create a team of world experts that will build a fully functional subterranean craft -- immediately. And, because Keyes and his colleagues are scientists, not pilots, astronauts Major Rebecca "Beck" Childs (Hillary Swank) and Colonel Robert Iverson (Bruce Greenwood) are recruited to become the world's first "terranauts".</p> <p>With their hastily built ship and their highly skilled, wildly diverse team of professionals to man it, the government and the world make the ultimate leap of faith...not into outer space but into inner space, journeying into unknown regions of the earth in the hopes of detonating a nuclear device which they hope will reactivate the core and restore balance to the planet.</p> <p>Watching over the ship and crew on the earth's surface is Mission Control, led by NASA Control Chief Talma "Stick" Stickley (Alfre Woodard). With her is a room full of scientist experts and government officials, and unfortunately, an eccentric young genius called Rat (DJ Qualls). Formerly convicted of computer fraud, Rat is there to hack into the Internet to suppress information about the situation in order to prevent widespread panic. Secretly, however, he is also feeding Keyes covert data about something geophysicist Zimsky is hiding from the crew, something that the U.S. government is privy to and that could determine the entire teams's fate.</p> <p>And so, as terranauts Iverson and Beck maneuver the subterranean ship -- appropriately named "Virgil" after a character in Date's Inferno -- through solid rock, and as they carve their way through a wondrous landscape of magma waterfalls, a mammoth geode full of crystals and a vast diamond field, the crew hardly knows what to expect.</p>

<p>In the dusty, sun-bleached ghost town of Harmony Gulch, a most unusual showdown is set to unfold. This Western, a strange and delightful hybrid, follows the titular [c=Corey's Kid Show] as they arrive with a grand piano hitched to a mule, determined to bring high culture to the lawless frontier. The central conflict arises when the notorious Fumpet clan, led by the gruff [c=Murrey Fumpet] and his three equally uncouth sons, [c=Telly Fumpet], [c=Elmo Fumpet], and [c=Grover Fumpet], threaten to disrupt the performance with their rowdy, saloon-style antics. The stage is set for a tense standoff between the refined world of Bach and the rugged, chaotic spirit of the Wild West. The entire 28-minute runtime is a playful, atmospheric clash of genres, as the show's performers must find a way to captivate a hostile audience and deliver their recital without a single gunshot. It is a charming, offbeat tale about the power of art to tame even the wildest of hearts.</p>

<p>Caius Martius 'Coriolanus' (Ralph Fiennes), a revered and feared Roman General is at odds with the city of Rome and his fellow citizens. Pushed by his controlling and ambitious mother Volumnia (Vanessa Redgrave) to seek the exalted and powerful position of Consul, he is loath to ingratiate himself with the masses whose votes he needs in order to secure the office. When the public refuses to support him, Coriolanus's anger prompts a riot that culminates in his expulsion from Rome. The banished hero then allies himself with his sworn enemy Tullus Aufidius (Gerard Butler) to take his revenge on the city.</p>

<p>"CORMAN'S WORLD: EXPLOITS OF A HOLLYWOOD REBEL" is a tantalizing and star-studded tribute to Roger Corman, Hollywood's most prolific writer-director producer, and seminal influencing force in modern moviemaking over the last 60 years. Featuring interviews with Hollywood icons and cinematic luminaries, some who launched their careers within Corman's unforgettable world of filmmaking, including Paul W.S. Anderson, Peter Bogdanovich, Robert De Niro, Peter Fonda, Pam Grier, Ron Howard, Eli Roth, Martin Scorsese, William Shatner and Jack Nicholson, along with many others, this documentary chronicles how Corman created his cult film empire, one low-budget success at a time, capitalizing on undiscovered talent, and pushing the boundaries of independent filmmaking. Director Alex Stapleton weaves archival footage following Roger's illustrious career: From his early days of genre-defining classics including the original Fast and Furious, the original Little Shop of Horrors, The Crybaby Killer, The Intruder, House of Usher, and The Wild Angels (which at that point in 1966 was his 100th film) - to present day video of him and his wife Julie on location, still at work as they continue to produce and distribute films outside the studio system: fast, cheap and out-of-this-world!</p>

<p>In the heart of America’s heartland, a group of Kentucky farmers built an empire that would become the largest domestic marijuana syndicate in U.S. history. This riveting documentary, directed by [c=Evan Mascagni] and [c=Drew Morris], chronicles the rise and reign of the so-called Cornbread Mafia, a band of outlaw farmers who, during the 1980s, cultivated thousands of acres of cannabis across the Midwest. The film delves into the lives of these charismatic and defiant men, exploring their motivations rooted in tradition, economic hardship, and a rebellious spirit against what they saw as an overreaching government.</p> <p>Through archival footage and intimate interviews, the story unfolds as a high-stakes cat-and-mouse game between the ingenious, tight-knit syndicate and relentless federal law enforcement. The documentary captures a uniquely American tale of ambition, crime, and community, painting a complex portrait of rural life where the lines between right and wrong are blurred by necessity and defiance. With the tone of a gritty true-crime saga set against the backdrop of rolling bluegrass fields, "Cornbread Mafia" explores a fascinating chapter of underground history where moonshine heritage met the modern drug war.</p>

<p>In the gritty, high-stakes world of professional boxing, a man finds his true fight occurs outside the ring in the compelling drama "Cornerman". [c=Bruce Willis] delivers a powerful performance as a seasoned and weathered trainer whose own past shadows every move he makes. His life is upended when he forms an unlikely bond with a troubled but immensely talented young fighter, seeing in him a final chance for redemption. As they navigate brutal training camps and the intense pressures of the fight game, the two men forge a complex partnership where personal demons and professional ambitions collide. Directed by [c=Rupert Friend], this raw biographical sports film explores the profound sacrifices made in the pursuit of glory, painting a visceral portrait of mentorship, resilience, and the quiet battles fought in the corner between rounds.</p>

<p>In the fast-paced comedy [m=Corners], directed by [c=Brooks Wieszczek], a group of eccentric friends find themselves trapped in a hilariously absurd predicament when a seemingly simple game of four corners at a house party spirals out of control. The film centers on a tightly-knit circle of acquaintances, including the quick-witted [c=Daniel Scharf] and the perpetually anxious [c=Gavin O'Melia], whose loyalty is tested as they navigate a series of escalating, laugh-out-loud challenges. Each corner of the room becomes a stage for their clashing personalities, with [c=Alex Andrews] adding chaos as the wild card and [c=Roxanne DeSandre] and [c=Jasem Alqaralleh] providing sharp comedic timing as the voice of reason and the reluctant instigator, respectively. As the stakes rise and alliances shift, the group must rely on their wits and friendship to break the cycle of confusion and hilarity. With a brisk 14-minute runtime, this witty and energetic short delivers a clever, character-driven romp that keeps viewers guessing until the very last corner.</p>

<p>[m=Cornerstone: The Lenny Wilkens Story] is a documentary that offers an intimate portrait of one of basketball’s most respected figures, [c=Lenny Wilkens], whose remarkable career as both a player and coach left an indelible mark on the sport. Directed by [c=T.J. Regan], the film traces Wilkens’ journey from his early days to his record-setting achievements on the sidelines, highlighting the resilience, leadership, and quiet determination that defined his legacy. Through candid interviews and archival footage, the documentary features personal reflections from [c=Randy Wilkens] and [c=Marilyn Wilkens], offering a family perspective on the man behind the accolades. Produced by [c=Jackson Clough] and [c=Gavin P. Sullivan], the film weaves together rare moments from Wilkens’ storied career with heartfelt anecdotes, painting a comprehensive picture of his impact on generations of players and fans. More than a sports biography, this documentary celebrates the cornerstone values of integrity, perseverance, and humility that guided Wilkens through a lifetime of triumph and challenge.</p>

<p>In just nineteen minutes, director [c=Francisco Moura Relvas] crafts a poignant and visually arresting documentary that explores the fragile intersection of faith, artistry, and human suffering. The film follows the meticulous creation of a crown of thorns, a sacred symbol of immense religious significance, from the hands of a dedicated artisan. As the craftsman shapes each painful barb, the documentary delves into the profound weight of this ancient icon, examining its dual nature as both an object of veneration and a stark reminder of physical torment. Through intimate, observational footage and a contemplative tone, the narrative draws a parallel between the laborer’s quiet devotion and the story of sacrifice the crown represents. [c=Francisco Moura Relvas]’s lens captures not only the technical skill required but also the emotional and spiritual toll embedded in the work, creating a meditative experience that questions the nature of creation and the enduring power of religious iconography. This short film offers a deeply resonant reflection on how art can transform pain into beauty and belief.</p>

<p>A group of teenagers are used to smuggle drugs in Coronado, which is an affluent resort city near San Diego, California.</p>

<p>In the hushed, gilded world of European aristocracy, a chance encounter alters the course of two lives in Coronet. [c=Ralph Fiennes] portrays Alexander, a reclusive and emotionally guarded nobleman whose existence is dictated by legacy and duty. His meticulously ordered life is disrupted by the arrival of Sofia, a spirited and enigmatic artist played by [c=Olga Kurylenko], whose vibrant perspective challenges the very foundations of his insulated world. Directed and written by [c=Temple Clark], this elegant drama weaves a tale of unexpected romance, exploring the profound tension between the weight of tradition and the liberating, often terrifying, call of the heart. As Alexander and Sofia are drawn together across a stark social divide, they must confront their own deepest fears and desires, navigating a poignant and complex journey where love threatens to dismantle the carefully constructed identities they have each relied upon. Set against a backdrop of old-world grandeur, the film is a beautifully restrained yet deeply emotional exploration of connection, sacrifice, and the courage required to choose a new path.</p>

<p>In the biting dark comedy [m=Corporate Animals], a disastrous team-building retreat descends into a desperate fight for survival. The employees of Incredible Edibles, a cutlery startup, find themselves trapped in a remote cave after their CEO, the ruthlessly ambitious Lucy, played by [c=Demi Moore], leads them on an ill-fated expedition. As the hours stretch into days, the veneer of corporate politeness shatters, revealing the raw, hungry desperation beneath. With [c=Ed Helms] as their hapless guide and a cast including [c=Jessica Williams (II)], [c=Karan Soni], and [c=Isiah Whitlock Jr.] as the bickering staff, alliances fracture and primal instincts take over. Directed by [c=Patrick Brice], this horror-tinged thriller explores what happens when professional hierarchies collapse and colleagues are forced to confront their true, animalistic natures in the fight for their lives.</p>

<p>A dream getaway turns into a waking nightmare in this tense horror thriller directed by [c=Aaron Fisher]. When a group of ambitious young professionals from a struggling tech startup is sent to a remote, high-end retreat for a mandatory team-building exercise, they expect nothing more than awkward trust falls and motivational speeches. Led by the charismatic but ruthless CEO, played by [c=Alan Ruck], the employees, including a sharp-witted coder portrayed by [c=Odeya Rush] and a skeptical designer played by [c=Sasha Lane], soon discover that the isolated compound is far from a luxury escape. As the corporate exercises grow increasingly sinister and their boss's true intentions become clear, the team realizes they are not just competing for a promotion but fighting for their very survival. With no cell service and the nearest town miles away, the employees must set aside their office rivalries and uncover the dark secrets of the retreat before they become permanent residents. Blending psychological tension with visceral scares, this film keeps the audience guessing who can be trusted as the line between corporate ambition and primal fear blurs.</p>

<p>In a world where corporate power has eclipsed national borders, a clandestine operative, played with intense gravitas by [c=Benicio Del Toro], is the ultimate instrument of influence. Hired by a shadowy multinational entity, he navigates a treacherous landscape of high-stakes deals and covert operations where loyalty is a commodity and morality is a liability. This gripping drama, produced by [c=Leonardo DiCaprio] and [c=Jennifer Davisson], plunges into the heart of a system where profit dictates principle. As the operative executes his meticulously planned assignments, he begins to confront the human cost of his actions, forcing him to question the very machinery he serves. Written by [c=David Matthews], the film crafts a tense, atmospheric exploration of power and conscience, building towards an inevitable collision between a man's duty and his awakening humanity.</p>

<p>Directed by [c=Christopher Sanders], this taut 58-minute thriller plunges viewers into the harrowing world of a military medic, known only as "Corps Man." When a routine patrol in hostile territory is ambushed, the medic finds himself the sole survivor, wounded and stranded behind enemy lines. Driven by a relentless code of honor and a desperate need to save a fallen comrade, he must navigate a treacherous landscape of enemy combatants and unforgiving terrain. The film masterfully balances visceral, close-quarters action with quiet moments of intense psychological strain, exploring themes of duty, sacrifice, and the thin line between survival and madness. As the medic pushes his physical and mental limits to the breaking point, every shadow hides a threat and every decision could be his last. This gripping, claustrophobic narrative keeps audiences on the edge of their seats, delivering a powerful, character-driven story about the cost of war and the unyielding spirit of those who fight to save lives.</p>

<p>"Corpse Bride" carries on in the dark, romantic tradition of Tim Burton's classic films "Edward Scissorhands" and "The Nightmare Before Christmas." Set in a 19th-century European village, this stop-motion, animated feature follows the story of Victor (Johnny Depp), a young man whisked away to the underworld and wed to a mysterious Corpse Bride (Helena Bonham-Carter), while his real bride, Victoria (Emily Watson), waits bereft in the land of the living. Though life in the Land of the Dead proves to be a lot more colorful than his strict Victorian upbringing, Victor learns that there is nothing in this world, or the next, that can keep him away from his one true love. It's a tale of optimism, romance and a very lively afterlife, told in classic Tim Burton style.</p>

<p>In the haunting psychological thriller [m=Corpse Pose], directed by [c=Teresa Martinez Moore], a struggling photographer discovers that her art has the power to trap the souls of her subjects. When she takes a chilling portrait of a mysterious stranger, she inadvertently unleashes a dark force that begins to consume her reality. The protagonist, driven by a desperate need to prove her talent and escape her own traumatic past, finds herself entangled in a web of supernatural consequences. As the boundaries between life and death blur, she must confront the sinister history behind the camera and the ghostly figures that refuse to leave her frame. With a tense, atmospheric tone that blends horror with psychological drama, the film explores themes of obsession, creativity, and the price of capturing beauty. Each photograph becomes a doorway to a nightmare, forcing her to question her own sanity and the true cost of her craft.</p>

<p>In the unsettling psychological thriller "Corpse Syndrome," a young medical student named Anna finds her reality unraveling after she begins experiencing vivid, terrifying hallucinations of dead bodies that only she can see. Directed by [c=Takashi Miike], the film plunges viewers into a world where the boundary between the living and the dead grows increasingly porous. As Anna’s episodes intensify, she discovers a disturbing connection between her visions and a series of unsolved disappearances in her quiet university town. Driven by a desperate need for answers and haunted by a traumatic childhood event, she teams up with a skeptical but empathetic detective, played by [c=Koji Yakusho]. Together, they navigate a labyrinth of decaying memories and cryptic clues, confronting a hidden truth that threatens to consume her sanity. Blending atmospheric horror with a gripping mystery, "Corpse Syndrome" maintains a claustrophobic and dread-filled tone, exploring themes of grief, guilt, and the fragile nature of perception. The film keeps audiences on edge as Anna races to separate terrifying reality from the encroaching nightmare before she becomes the next victim.</p>

<p>In the chilling horror film "Corpus," directed by [c=Corrin Evans], a group of college students led by the ambitious and skeptical David, played by [c=Jeffrey Wahlberg], stumbles upon a dark secret buried within a remote medical research facility. Alongside his friends, portrayed by [c=Brodie Townsend], [c=Michael Vlamis], and [c=Lily Cowles], David discovers that the institute’s experiments involve a terrifying ritual that can manipulate the dead. As the team investigates, they encounter a mysterious caretaker, brought to life by [c=Nuha Jes Izman], and a formidable elder, portrayed by [c=Ching Valdes-Aran], who guards ancient knowledge of the supernatural. The central conflict unfolds as the students must confront their own fears and moral boundaries, realizing that the line between science and the occult is dangerously thin. With a tense and atmospheric tone, "Corpus" weaves a gripping tale of survival, where the dead refuse to stay buried, and the living must pay the ultimate price for curiosity.</p>

<p>From the mind of writer-director [c=Richard Kelly] comes the sci-fi thriller "Corpus Christi." The film stars [c=Edgar Ramirez] in a gripping tale that unfolds over 116 minutes. Kelly, who also produces alongside [c=Sean McKittrick], [c=Eli Roth], and [c=Robert Rodriguez], crafts a tense narrative that blends elements of thriller and science fiction into a singular cinematic experience. With a focused cast led by Ramirez, the movie delves into a mysterious and suspenseful scenario, promising the kind of thought-provoking and visually distinctive storytelling for which its director is known. This collaboration marks a compelling entry into the genre, driven by a dedicated creative team and a powerful central performance.</p>

<p>Three generations of a dysfunctional Midwestern family meet at the family home for what will be the last Christmas gathering there.</p>

<p>In the intimate and fleeting space of five minutes, director [c=Paul Oh] crafts a poignant documentary snapshot of connection across the miles. "Correspondence" captures the quiet, universal ritual of communication, focusing on the individuals who bridge distance through handwritten words, digital messages, and shared memories. The film observes its subjects not as celebrities, but as everyday people driven by the fundamental human need to reach out, to be heard, and to maintain the fragile threads of relationships separated by time and geography.</p> <p>Without a single spoken word, the documentary builds a gentle tension around the act of waiting and the emotional weight carried by each letter, email, or photograph. It explores the central conflict inherent in all correspondence: the hope that your message lands with its intended meaning against the silent void of the unknown. Crafting an atmosphere of reflective solitude and tender anticipation, this brief yet evocative film invites viewers to consider the profound stories contained within the simplest acts of reaching out to another soul.</p>

<p>In a poignant exploration of love across the impossible, [c=Giuseppe Tornatore]'s romantic drama weaves a tale of connection that defies the boundaries of time and distance. [c=Jeremy Irons] stars as Ed, a brilliant but ailing astronomy professor living in England, while [c=Olga Kurylenko] portrays Amy, a vibrant young scientist conducting research in a remote forest. Their profound bond, built through years of letters and emails, faces its greatest trial as the realities of their separate lives—his declining health and her demanding work—threaten to pull them apart. The film delicately unfolds the central mystery of their relationship, questioning whether a love sustained solely through correspondence can survive the tangible challenges of the physical world. With a tone that is both melancholic and deeply romantic, the story captures the quiet desperation and enduring hope of two souls clinging to their unique form of intimacy, crafting an atmospheric and emotionally resonant journey about the lengths to which people will go to hold onto a connection that defines them.</p>

<p>In "Corridor, The," directed by [c=Evan Kelly], a group of five lifelong friends—played by [c=Stephen Chambers], [c=James Gilbert], [c=David Patrick Flemming], [c=Matthew Amyotte], and [c=Glen Matthews]—gather for a weekend retreat in a remote, snowbound cabin, only to stumble upon a mysterious, shimmering corridor that appears in the woods. This discovery plunges them into a disorienting sci-fi thriller where the corridor seems to manipulate time and reality, forcing each man to confront his deepest fears and unresolved traumas. As the friends begin to experience fragmented memories and eerie visions, their bonds are tested, and paranoia sets in, with [c=Nigel Bennett] and [c=Mary-Colin Chisholm] adding layers of tension as enigmatic figures. The film masterfully blends atmospheric dread with cerebral twists, exploring themes of guilt, redemption, and the fragility of human connection. With a slow-burn pace and claustrophobic setting, "Corridor, The" keeps viewers guessing whether the corridor is a gateway to salvation or a descent into madness, crafting a hauntingly immersive experience that lingers long after the credits roll.</p>

<p>Beneath the blinding lights and towering sights of the newly-built East London skyline, lies a dark, dangerous web of corruption. Stratford was home to the Olympic Games; decorated in the notion of legacy. </p><p>But there's little hope to be found for the recently released Liam McDonagh (Sam Claflin); a talented boxer put away for armed robbery, who wants nothing more than a peaceful life, and to reconnect with his young son Archie. But his brother Sean (Joe Claflin) is in deep, caught up in property developer Clifford Cullen's (Timothy Spall) violent, unforgiving circle, with no route out. </p><p>Liam knows he must risk everything to save his brother before it's too late, but first, he needs to know who he can trust -- which is a harder proposition than it sounds.</p>

<p>Based on a true story, two best friends live on the small island of Corsica, where they choose different paths in life - one as an honest working man, the other as a gangster - and feud over a woman who comes between them.</p>

<p>When a devastating wildfire threatens to consume everything in its path, a small group of firefighters finds themselves trapped in an impossible situation that tests both their professional skills and personal limits. Director [c=David Victori] crafts a gripping thriller that transforms the natural disaster genre into an intense psychological battleground where survival depends on split-second decisions and unwavering courage.</p> <p>As the flames close in and escape routes disappear one by one, the firefighting team must confront not only the relentless force of nature but also the complex dynamics within their own ranks. The pressure cooker environment strips away pretenses and reveals hidden tensions, forcing each member to examine their deepest fears and motivations. What begins as a routine emergency response quickly escalates into a harrowing ordeal where trust becomes as crucial as oxygen and every choice carries life-or-death consequences.</p> <p>The film maintains a suffocating atmosphere of claustrophobia and mounting dread as the characters navigate both external dangers and internal conflicts. With stunning cinematography that captures the raw power and beauty of fire, Cortafuego delivers a visceral thriller experience that explores themes of heroism, sacrifice, and the bonds forged in extreme circumstances.</p>

<p>In a vibrant, surreal musical landscape, the body's internal chemistry becomes a battleground in this short, explosive film. Directed by and starring [c=Louise Weard], the story personifies the stress hormone cortisol as a chaotic, overwhelming force that threatens to consume everything in its path. Alongside [c=Ada Rook], the performers embody the visceral experience of a system pushed to its absolute limit, where biological function transforms into a relentless, high-energy spectacle. Through a series of striking musical numbers, they navigate the feeling of being trapped inside a feedback loop of their own making, where every sensation is amplified and every thought echoes with chemical urgency. This three-minute avant-garde musical pulses with a frenetic, almost apocalyptic energy, using metaphor and movement to explore the overwhelming moments when internal pressure seeks a catastrophic, and strangely beautiful, release.</p>