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The third film in Dustin Ferguson's anthology horror series.
Song of No is a short animated documentary that traces people’s stories of street protests as vital spaces for learning, invention, and collective exchange.
In the form of a report, Daqian, a college student village chief, and Shuanlai, the militia captain, recount the entire story and the truth behind the "Tiger Mountain Man-Eating Incident".
An elderly nun witnesses a young construction worker's fatal accident, compelling her to question the ethical principles of the institution she has devoted her life to.
Eighty years after the Holocaust, the daughter of the writer of a haunting Yiddish lullaby traces the song's origin and impact over generations.
Blocked by her grandmother’s superstition over a black cat, a young woman's emigration spirals into an absurdist village standoff that forces her to confront exactly what she is leaving behind.
Fanny, a naive teenager, starts her journey to adulthood when Cécile, a mysterious refugee, is taken in by her charitable family. As the two girls develop an intense and obsessive bond, Fanny becomes captivated by Cécile’s way of navigating life, leading to an awakening of desire and jealousy. Gradually, both girls realize that the benevolent world they inhabit is not what it appears.
A series of brutal murders across different states throws the country into fear and confusion. The crimes appear completely unrelated, with no clear connection between the victims or the killers, making the investigation more disturbing with every passing day. As pressure builds on the authorities, the mystery continues to deepen and spread panic everywhere, attracting nationwide media attention and creating fear among ordinary people across the country.
Two young Jewish children are sent by their parents away from Nazi occupied Austria during WWII, on the Kindertransport, where they end up at a refugee farm in Northern Ireland.
D-Punk is a loud, unruly collision of punk and disability – two cultures built on defiance. Through raw interviews and first-hand stories, it uncovers a hidden history of resistance, creativity and refusal. This isn’t about inspiration – it’s about anger, identity and taking up space. Urgent, political and unapologetic, D-Punk reclaims punk as a force for difference.
Two guys kiss at a club and find themselves with different expectations for how the night will unfold, leading to a deep conversation about relationships and feelings.
Led by a cybernetic soldier a group of exterminators in a fading zombie apocalypse have been sent to clear out an old infected zone long believed to be empty ... Or is it ?
A sheltered Italian fashion student in London for the first time forms a intense, intimate bond with her brilliant mentor after they survive a violent robbery—forcing them to choose between ambition, boundaries, and the love they’re afraid to name.
A dark dive behind the genteel curtains of Great Britain, revealing some of the most horrific crimes ever committed. From Jack The Ripper to Dr Harold Shipman, no grim detail is spared in this look at Britain's most notorious killers.
Teenage girls Milana and Arina are complete strangers, leading completely different lives. Milana, a pianist from a large family, cut all ties with her father years ago, while Arina, a young artist, lives alone with her father. They have no idea the other exists, yet they are connected far more deeply than they could ever imagine…
Crunchyroll Anime Nights is bringing MOB PSYCHO 100 to the big screen! To celebrate Mob Psycho 100's 10th anniversary we'll be showing 5 amazing episodes - chosen by YOU, the fans - that will take you through all of Mob's story. Episodes: S1 E11, S1 E12, S2 E7, OVA, S3 E12
On the day of his father’s funeral, a man loses the ability to speak. His mother tries to help him recover.
Following the Trojan War, a soldier facing death encounters Thanatos and is drawn into a mythological confrontation about life, fate, and the meaninglessness of war.
