Catalog
7.8
Deep Water
For anyone interested in the story of Donald Crowhurst and his fateful voyage in the Golden Globe round the world sailing challenge of 1968, this is a must see. Based on true events, "Deep Water" reimagines Crowhurst's perilous journey from his own audio tapes and cine film, interwoven with archival footage and interviews that reveal the pressures and pitfalls that led to this tragic tale of human endurance and folly.
7.2
Do ma daan
In 1913 Beijing, three fierce women—disguised rebel Tsao Wan, jewel-seeking Sheung Hung, and opera heiress Pai Niu—embark on a daring quest filled with intrigue and betrayal, challenging societal norms amidst political turmoil and the vibrant world of Peking Opera. Their intertwined lives weave an epic tale of love, sacrifice, and patriotism as they navigate a web of corruption, deception, and loyalty in the midst of China's turbulent 1910s.
7.4
Young Washington
Before he led a nation, George Washington was a young soldier thrown into a global conflict. With alliances crumbling and war closing in, he must choose who to trust and confront the leader he's becoming. The film delves into his early military failures during the French and Indian War, revealing a refreshing layer of human vulnerability as he faces devastating missteps that shape his ultimate character.
8.2
Main Vaapas Aaunga
In a poignant exploration of love, loss, and longing, "Main Vaapas Aaunga" (I Will Return) weaves together a narrative that spans generations, cultures, and time. As 95-year-old Ishar Singh Grewal's memories begin to unravel in his final days, his grandson Nirvair embarks on a quest to understand the tumultuous past that has shaped their family's history. Through a mesmerizing blend of stand-up comedy, musical numbers, and heart-wrenching drama, this film tells the story of a forbidden romance that transcends borders and generations, leaving behind a legacy of love, regret, and resilience.
7
L'affaire Bojarski
Reda Kateb stars as Jan Bojarski, a Polish engineer who relocates to France and becomes a legendary counterfeiter, earning the nickname "Cézanne of counterfeit money" for his artistic skill and output. He crafts flawless fake francs worth millions over 14 years while leading an outwardly ordinary life in the Paris suburbs with his wife, Suzanne (Sara Giraudeau), who eventually suspects the truth. Bastien Bouillon plays Commissioner André Mattei, a police commissioner consumed by the hunt for Bojarski, in a long-distance duel of false leads and near-misses that spans over a year before Bojarski is finally caught.
6
The Story of Racheltjie De Beer
In 19th-century South Africa's wilderness, Rachel (Zonika De Vriers) and her 5-year-old brother Jamie must brave a snowstorm when Jamie goes missing, prompting Rachel to search for him with their father Herman (Stian Bam).
0
Trustorhärvan
Twenty-seven years of hiding behind a veil of secrecy has come to an end as Joachim Posener finally opens up about his life and the infamous Trustor affair in this gripping true-crime documentary thriller. A mastermind on the run since 1997, Posener's story is one of intrigue and deception, raising more questions than answers - was he a culprit or a scapegoat? As Karin af Klintberg delves into the world of high-stakes finance and daring heists, new light is shed on the shocking coup d'etat that saw five individuals net 600 million kr. The truth about Posener's whereabouts and the fate of the stolen fortune remains shrouded in mystery, leaving audiences questioning everything they thought they knew.
6.3
Joseon myungtamjung: Gakshituku ggotui biil
In 1782, a series of murders shatters the tranquil Joseon dynasty, prompting King Jeong-jo to entrust detective K with solving the case. With the help of Seo-pil, a dog fancier turned unlikely ally, Detective K unravels a web of corruption and deceit that leads him from the city governor's prison to the enigmatic figure of Han Kaek-ju, a commission agent with ties to the Noron political party. As he delves deeper into the mysteries, Detective K must navigate treacherous court politics, ancient clues, and the shadowy world of tax embezzlement. Can he uncover the truth behind the murders before it's too late?
6
Je ne rêve que de vous
In "Je ne rêve que de vous", a powerful and poignant biography, Elsa Zylberstein brings to life Jeanne Reichenbach, a woman who defies convention to follow her heart and fight for love in the face of unimaginable adversity. Set against the backdrop of one of France's darkest periods, this drama tells the true story of Jeanne's romance with Léon Blum, a man she has known since childhood, as they navigate the treacherous landscape of wartime Germany and the Buchenwald concentration camp where he is held prisoner. With unwavering devotion and unshakeable courage, Jeanne joins him in his fight for freedom, sacrificing her own future in the process.
0
Vinyl Generation
"Vinyl Generation" delves into the untold story of Czechoslovakia's 1980s youth culture movement, where alternative rock and counterculture influences sparked a revolutionary generation to challenge the communist status quo. A quarter-century later, this rare glimpse into their worldview, politics, and eventual rebellion offers a fascinating look at the intersection of music, activism, and social change. The film sheds new light on the little-known history of Czechoslovakia's alternative movement, revealing its lasting impact on Eastern European society.
6.5
Rendez-vous avec Pol Pot
In the tense and thought-provoking drama "Rendez-vous avec Pol Pot", three French journalists are invited to conduct an exclusive interview with Democratic Kampuchea's leader, Pol Pot, amidst a backdrop of war and genocide. As they delve deeper into the regime, the façade of idealism and revolution cracks, revealing the atrocities that lurk beneath. The film's gripping narrative masterfully captures the horrors of the Khmer Rouge regime through the lens of its unsuspecting guests, leaving audiences with a haunting and unforgettable experience.
6.6
The Mysterious Mr. Lagerfeld
The Mysterious Mr. Lagerfeld explores the enigmatic life of fashion icon Karl Lagerfeld, delving into his profound impact on the fashion world and those around him, including his cat Choupette. Through archive footage featuring Lagerfeld himself, as well as interviews with individuals who knew him, the film sheds light on a lesser-known aspect of this beloved fashion designer's legacy.
5.2
Beyond Valkyrie: Dawn of the 4th Reich
The film "Beyond Valkyrie: Dawn of the 4th Reich" (2016) is a tense thriller set against the backdrop of World War II. As Operation Valkyrie fails to assassinate Adolf Hitler, an Allied special ops team must now work together with unlikely allies to stop Nazi officers from fleeing to Argentina and establishing the Fourth Reich. Evan Blackburn (Sean Patrick Flanery), O'Malley (Tom Sizemore), and other characters must navigate the treacherous landscape of post-war Germany to prevent a catastrophic outcome.
8.6
Her Name Is Nanny Nellie
In "Her Name is Nanny Nellie", director Daniel King chronicles his great, great grandmother's story as part of a broader journey to reclaim the history and dignity of Australia's Indigenous people. Based on the true story of three statues commissioned by the Australian Museum in 1925, this powerful documentary follows Irene Ridgeway as she embarks on a quest to retrace her ancestor Nellie Walker's life, reconnect families with their ancestral heritage, and re-display the nameless statues with respect and identity. Through this heart-wrenching yet hopeful tale, King shines a light on the long-overdue recognition of Indigenous Australians' contributions and the ongoing struggle for reconciliation.
6
Fireflies at El Mozote
I couldn't find any information on the movie "Fireflies at El Mozote" (2026) as it seems to be a non-existent film. The provided details appear to be fictional or based on incorrect information. However, I can suggest a description for a hypothetical movie with this title: In the shadow of one of modern Latin America's darkest moments, a young boy seeks solace and revenge after surviving the El Mozote massacre, where his family and village were brutally destroyed by government forces. Based on true events, "Fireflies at El Mozote" is a powerful drama that explores the long-lasting impact of trauma and the struggle for justice in the face of overwhelming oppression. This coming-of-age story shines a light on the Latin American civil war and the role of guerrilla warfare in shaping its course.
6.8
Sommeren '92
The 1992 European Championship was a triumph that defied expectations, thanks to Denmark's improbable qualification and an unforgettable team effort. Behind the scenes, however, tensions simmered between coach Richard Møller Nielsen and his players, as well as with the Danish Football Association. Yet, in the face of adversity, this combustible mix of personalities coalesced into a championship-winning force, leaving an indelible mark on Denmark's sporting history. "Sommeren '92" brings to life this remarkable true story with humor, heart, and a healthy dose of Scandinavian charm.
7.9
Stefan cel Mare - Vaslui 1475
In 1475, the fate of Christian Europe hangs in the balance as Stephen the Great, ruler of Moldavia, leads his army against an invading Ottoman force of 120,000 men. With the help of his trusted advisor Toma Dimitriu (Stanciu) and his wife Maria of Mangop (Violeta Andrei), Stephen prepares to face off against Sultan Mahomed II (Gheorghe Dinică). The epic battle that follows will determine the course of history, with Stephen's victory or defeat having far-reaching consequences for Europe.
7
Metello
In "Metello", a poignant drama that explores the tumultuous lives of Italy's working class in 19th-century Italy, Massimo Ranieri stars as the titular character, Metello Salani. A young man born into a life of poverty and activism, Metello is driven to break free from his circumstances and forge a new path - but love, marriage, and politics ensnare him in a web of complications. As he navigates the complexities of adulthood, Metello must confront the harsh realities of his world and the choices that will define him.
5.5
Vaincre ou mourir
In revolutionary France, 1793, François Athanase Charette de La Contrie, a young sailor retired from the Royal Navy, is called upon to lead the peasants in the Vendée insurrection. He becomes a charismatic leader and strategist, uniting a formidable army of peasants, women, children, and deserters in his quest for freedom, defying the Republic with skill and bravery. The film follows Charette's rise to leadership and his fight against the forces of the Revolution, shedding light on this pivotal moment in French history.
7.3
Golden Kamuy: Abashiri Kangoku Shûgeki-hen
In "Golden Kamuy: Abashiri Kangoku Shûgeki-hen", a gripping tale of friendship and deception unfolds as rival groups converge on Hokkaido's infamous Abashiri Prison. The battle for control intensifies around Noppera-bo, the enigmatic keeper of secrets, setting the stage for a thrilling clash of loyalties in 1897 Japan.