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The world’s most popular bodybuilding champion wrestles with the emotional and physical cost of his final competition, and the question of who he will be once it’s all over.
Nov 2026
Oct 2026
4 work friends sit down to play a Ouija type boardgame and get their questions answered from beyond. Instead they get way more than they expected. Instead they get far more than they expected as they fight to be as honest as possible with a malevolent force attempting to uncover their darkest secrets.
The personal documentary of soon to be standup comedy legend Parker McArthur.
Megan Is Missing: Evil Never Dies takes place fifteen years after the original, with Michael Goi back writing and directing. Rachel Quinn and Amber Perkins play themselves, hunted by a man who believes they "should have died" in real life, and is out to get them.
Brad Upton has spent decades finding the funny in getting older. In CODE BLUE, he may have more material than ever. From pill caddies and bad drivers to marriage, kids, generational differences and the indignities that come with aging, Brad brings his sharp, boomer perspective to an hour of comedy about a life well lived—and a body that occasionally has other plans. Behind the laughs is a deeply personal story that gave Brad a new appreciation for taking life as it comes, enjoying the ride and finding humor even when things don’t go according to plan. Funny, personal and unexpectedly heartfelt, CODE BLUE is Brad Upton at his best: laughing at life, aging on his own terms and proving there’s always something worth finding funny along the way.
On the colonized Caribbean island of Dominica, Rebel and Jango inherit the unfinished revolution that claimed their parents’ lives. As colonial rule tightens, the two lovers take up resistance in their own ways, confronting the personal cost of building freedom in the land that raised them.
Watch Tammy Pescatelli deliver her hilarious stand-up comedy special, Mrs. Saturday Night, filmed live at the Triad Theater. 😂 Tammy takes the stage in New York City to share her brutally honest take on everyday life. Known for her fearless storytelling and sharp observational comedy, she turns relatable situations into a non-stop series of laughs. This full comedy special captures Tammy Pescatelli at her best, with an energetic delivery that keeps the audience engaged from start to finish. If you enjoy bold, unfiltered humor from one of the sharpest voices in the industry, this set is for you. 🎤
“An intimate work that transforms the voices of the Ticuna elders into a realm of memory. Through the story of origins and the relationship with the land, *Muiyukuna* champions oral tradition as a living form of knowledge and invites us to listen to the chagra not as a landscape, but as memory, origin, and the subject of collective existence,” says Adriana Jacanamejoy
This documentary film heads inside the deepest shaft ever discovered in Britain - Titan. Will a comprehensive 3D scan reveal the shaft’s true size for the first time and help explain how it formed millions of years ago? Or will its vast size prove to be too much of a challenge for the scanning team? The importance of caves throughout British history is investigated; the discovery of the earliest human skeleton in Britain in Cheddar; the 17th-century Witches’ Marks at Creswell Crags; modern-day cave dwellers at Kinver Edge; and the very first cave divers at Wookey Hole.
Chairman Kakku
As Vivian Fuller continues to wait by his door for someone who's never coming, he must confront a monster he unknowingly created during his isolation inside his home.
A brand new documentary exploring the edits, omissions and creative changes made when transforming the original episodes into movie form.
In the heart of the hinterlands of Paraíba, in Northeast Brazil, trapiá is the name of a tree that defies both the sun and the drought. This documentary portrays a rural community in the midst of a transition away from a traditional way of life. Its subjects endure the setbacks of existence: stories of heartbreak and loneliness, but also of joy and resilience.
In 1976, during Argentina’s last military dictatorship, 17 Mercedes-Benz workers were forcibly disappeared. Only a few documents from their story have survived: some photographs taken by their coworkers, a fragment of a silent film, and documents written by police spies who had infiltrated the factory with the complicity of the company’s board of directors. Among these archives is an image of three women whose first names and occupations can only be guessed at: stenographers. Mari, one of them, is the recipient of a letter that weaves a tale of her past amid the fog of a present marked by the factory’s closure, after seventy years in the Buenos Aires suburbs.
In Ouro Preto, longing stirs the scene anew. It weaves memory across the fissures of time. Desire is reborn, vibrant and alive - a city set amidst resonant, enigmatic machines. Fragments of affection, time, desire, and place.