Upcoming Movies

In 2005, a group of up-and-coming filmmakers based in Lower Manhattan set out to make an independent horror film called Mulberry Street, in which a virus turns ordinary New Yorkers into rat people. 20 years later, they reflect on the making of the film and what it has to say about the evolution of New York City.

Follows a young Welsh Jewish girl on her quest for a boyfriend, while also trying to prepare for her upcoming Bat Mitzvah.

A young Indigenous man who was adopted out of his family as a child undergoes a spiritual transformation as he searches to reconnect with his community.

A Native American priest and his medicine woman sister must set aside old resentments to unite faith and tradition against a vengeful spirit.

After a racially charged and traumatic audition, an Indigenous dancer spirals into a supernatural transformation in her NYC apartment.

When an unlikely crew of Native filmmakers gather to make a film, they become trapped inside the set and, one by one, begin to disappear.

A child psychologist becomes entangled in a supernatural mystery when a troubled girl claims to be visited by an Apache deity, warning her of a monstrous evil hiding in plain sight.

Moving between family life, alpine pursuits, and memories of a lifetime spent chasing human flight, the film follows a father, designer, and master flyer confronting what it means to age inside a discipline built on precision, instinct, and consequence. More than a film about risk, this is a quiet portrait of craft, family, and the strange humility of coming home after touching flight.

Follow Susan Baur, the 85-year-old leader, and her crew of fearless women as they defy limits, protect the environment, and rediscover wonder and joy through water and community.

During the first months of the pandemic, an old woman withers and blooms alongside her flower.

Jazmín is excited: this afternoon she will have her first date in years. Filled with a nervous energy, she wonders what the day will bring – but as the minutes roll by, things do not turn out the way she had hoped…

When Alice and Benj’s eight-year-old Jewish son, Ezra, is cast as King Herod in his school Nativity, the couple clash over whether to intervene. The debate escalates as the two argue over who has final say in an interfaith family. Benj, playing the ‘Jewish card’, insists they should stay out of it, scarred by memories of his own overbearing parents, that is, until he sees Ezra’s gleefully murderous rehearsal.

A group of Jewish Ramblers from Manchester find solace, friendship and tranquility in the spectacular hills around the city.

The uplifting story of a Leeds restaurant bringing communities together by serving Kosher and Halal food under one roof.

Leah is caught in the middle of her family’s divided view points on politics, culture and religious identity, and the ever-changing boundaries of acceptance.

A group of dedicated ghost hunters are dismayed when their desperate attempt to summon ghosts goes wrong, and all they encounter are aliens.

About the 1970s-style London restaurant, Oslo Court, and its cultural importance to the Jewish community, with waiter, Neil, at its beating heart.

Luke returns from travelling, realising escape hasn’t freed him from lingering heartache. Determined to confront his past, he gathers tears in lacrimatory vials, descending into an orgiastic dance of memories to purge his pain and find the courage to move on.