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The final installment in the Mikal Springer saga, will he redeem himself in the world of motorsport?
A man who drowns in a pond and becomes trapped in another dimension attempts to recover a device stolen by his evil vibrance and restore his erased memories—driven by a single goal: to find his way back home.
From inside the funicular heading to Harder Kulm, the landscapes in the foreground and background appear to shift at different speeds with the train’s motion. These vistas gradually accumulate, yielding various impressions.
The film explores the emptiness of 19-year-old boy named as Naveen. The person who doesn't know what do in his life. The story explores the topic by showing the relationship between the parents and the child.
After a stranger arrives at their Christmas gathering, a family must grapple with the loss of their matriarch.
A group of young adults, Navigate love, identity, self-destruction while trying to survive their twenties in a world that constanlty makes them feel no enough.
Yara is a Palestinian-American screenwriter in Los Angeles whose online Arabic lessons with Hana, a poet and teacher living in Gaza, blossom into a profound friendship built on shared ambition, humor, and sisterhood. When war suddenly tears them apart, Yara must confront grief, diasporic guilt, and the responsibility of using her voice to ensure Hana’s story is not forgotten.
A portrait of blacklisted writer-director Abraham Polonsky.
A Congolese-American teen with dreams of becoming the next Spike Lee races to finish his passion project while balancing cultural expectations, a strict mother, and the weight of immigrant life in Portland, Maine.
Have You Ever Thanked God is a short reflective film that gently reminds us of the blessings we often overlook. Through calm visuals and heartfelt narration, the film invites the viewer to pause, breathe, and notice the simple miracles hidden in everyday life.
Conner brings his pillow to life
A normal beach trip turned into a disaster.
Described as an ensemble, coming of age extraterrestrial horror movie.
Pursued by a ruthless, time-jumping psychopath and his squad of assassins, a young woman plagued by family secrets must journey through the desert and beyond the boundaries of reality to find out who she really is and claim her destiny.
The day after his little brother’s death, Johnathan Fox is abducted into a mysterious experiment where total isolation and relentless boredom begin to unravel his already fragile mind.
A girl attends a house party dressed as Aardman's 'Wallace', but she didn't get the memo that bald caps aren't "in"... A Bristol Film School (Boomsatsuma) film, made in collaboration with Aardman to celebrate "what Aardman means to Bristol" for their 50th anniversary.
