Movies Released in 2026

What does it truly take to bring a beloved literary icon to life for a new generation? Finding Harry: The Craft Behind the Magic pulls back the curtain on the monumental creative journey behind a major television adaptation. Guided by director Eliot Rausch, this intimate...

In the gravity-defying world of competitive lev-ball, the pressure has never been higher. Star athlete Kaito Ren faces his greatest challenge yet, not from a rival team, but from a sudden and inexplicable shift in the very laws of physics that govern the sport he loves. A...

In the quiet, forgotten corners of a seemingly ordinary town, a reclusive archivist named Elara, portrayed by Florence Pugh, guards a collection of artifacts deemed too dangerous for public knowledge. Her meticulously ordered life is shattered when a charismatic and relen...

In the fleeting, dreamlike span of six minutes, Le Château de Phantasm weaves a haunting tale of memory and loss. A solitary artist, portrayed with poignant fragility by Marion Cotillard, retreats to a dilapidated family estate, seeking inspiration but instead finding he...

In the wild digital frontier of a popular online game, a group of friends led by the enthusiastic Hunter Hancock find their virtual paradise threatened not by monsters, but by the tyrannical moderators of their Discord server. These self-appointed gatekeepers, including t...

In the fleeting, electric summer of 1893, a group of young women find themselves at the dazzling heart of the Chicago World’s Fair, their lives poised between tradition and a startling new modernity. Directed by Courtney Stephens, this evocative short film weaves togeth...

In the uproarious short comedy "The Humper," a man's simple quest for a good night's sleep becomes an absurd battle against his own furniture. Starring Paul Scheer as the beleaguered everyman, the film finds his character driven to the brink of madness by his relentlessly...

In the upscale, tightly secured neighborhood known as "Village A," an unconventional family business is about to face its greatest challenge. This comedic caper, directed by CHUNG JEEYUN and KIM YEJI, follows a household where professional thievery is the family trade...

Directed by political commentator Hasan Piker, "The American War Against Cuba" is a hard-hitting documentary that pulls back the curtain on decades of covert and overt U.S. aggression against the island nation. Featuring insightful analysis from Ryan Grim, the film me...

In the fleeting, intense span of five minutes, Matt McKinzie's "Lymelight" crafts a poignant and atmospheric portrait of an artist on the edge. The film immerses viewers in the world of a struggling musician, whose desperate quest for recognition and creative fulfillment...

In a desperate act of paternal love, a father makes the unthinkable choice to abduct his own child. "Kidnapping My Own Daughter" plunges into the fractured life of a man pushed to the edge by a bitter custody battle and a legal system he believes has failed him. Convinced his...

Deep within the shadowy expanse of Black Pines, a terrifying legend becomes a chilling reality in this compact burst of horror. The film follows the ill-fated journey of a group of friends, including the imposing Big Sam and the younger Boy Sam, who venture into the w...

In the whirlwind of a Parisian high school, first love and first heartbreak collide in this tender and authentic coming-of-age story. Directed by Marie Bonhommet, the film follows the intertwined lives of a group of friends as they navigate the exhilarating and confusing...

In a secluded lakeside retreat, a group of young friends, including the spirited Amy Letcher and the skeptical Robert Zoppo, gather for a weekend of uninhibited celebration, unaware they are trespassing on a long-forgotten and bloody legacy. Their pursuit of pleasure...

In the suffocating silence of a remote cabin, a simple weekend getaway unravels into a desperate fight for survival. A group of old friends, seeking to reconnect, find themselves ensnared in a cruel and calculated game when a masked intruder traps them with nothing but zip ti...

In the stark and intimate documentary "On Dying of Dementia in a Capitalist System," filmmaker Anne Lewis Johnson turns her lens on the final, fragile years of her own mother’s life. The film presents a quietly devastating portrait of a family navigating the labyrinthin...

In the quirky and colorful short film "Orange You Glad?", a simple piece of fruit becomes the epicenter of an escalating suburban standoff. When a bright orange rolls into the middle of their quiet cul-de-sac, two rival neighbors, played with comedic tension by...

In the fleeting yet profound five-minute journey of "Sky and Sea," director Claira Miller crafts a visually stunning meditation on connection and memory. The film follows two souls, once deeply intertwined, who now find themselves separated by a vast and silent expanse, o...