Catalog
6.1
Kyô, koi o hajimemasu
In this poignant coming-of-age romance, a talented but self-conscious teenager finds herself unexpectedly smitten with her tormentor, who turns out to be more complex than his cocky facade suggests. Against the backdrop of high school life, where cliques and social hierarchy reign supreme, Tsubaki's blossoming love story becomes an unlikely beacon of hope and self-discovery for both its leads. With nuanced performances from Kento Yamazaki and Emi Takei, "Kyô, koi o hajimemasu" tenderly explores the beauty of vulnerability and the transformative power of love.
6.5
L-DK Hitotsu Yane no Shita, (Suki) ga Futatsu
L-DK Hitotsu Yane no Shita, (Suki) Ga Futatsu is a romance film that follows Aoi Nishimori and Shūsei Kugayama as they begin secretly living together with their cousin Reon Kugayama after their relationship is discovered. As they navigate the complexities of their love triangle, the chemistry between the leads is strong, but some scenes may feel overly dramatic or stretch logic. The film explores themes of love, rivalry, and teenage uncertainty.
6.8
Letty Lynton
Letty Lynton, a socialite played by Joan Crawford, returns to New York after abandoning her lover Emile Renaul in South America, where she starts a romance with Jerry Darrow on a shipboard voyage. After Emile's persistent attempts to win her back, Letty poisons him and concocts an alibi for herself, which is supported by her boyfriend Jerry and her mother.
0
The Dink
In a heartwarming underdog story, a washed-up tennis pro is forced to trade in his racket for a paddle and take up pickleball, leading him on a journey of self-discovery and unexpected friendship. As he navigates the ups and downs of this new sport, Dustin "The Hammer" Boyd finds himself falling for a charming woman who recently took up pickleball as a way to heal from her divorce. With its lighthearted humor and exciting match moments, The Dink is a hilarious and inspiring sports comedy that will leave you cheering for the underdog.
5.7
Piercing Screams
A group of adult detention graduates take a bus trip to celebrate their graduation, only to find themselves in a paradise that takes a dark and sinister turn when they're warned about recent abduction murders by Sheriff Sam Kino (Rhett Ashley Crosby). As they try to survive, Velvet (Milena Saboya) seems to be at the center of an unhealthy fascination with the group. The line between reality and nightmare blurs as the group faces off against a gothic cult in this horror film featuring John Minch as Don.
0
Scavenged
In a post-apocalyptic world ravaged by zombies and rival factions, Bella (Ianna Gallo) is pursued by those who believe she holds the key to humanity's future. Protected by her father's best friend Josh (Daniel Repas), she must navigate a treacherous landscape of betrayal, war, and undead hordes.
0
Stabby Chic
In "Stabby Chic", a chilling horror film, the mundane becomes monstrous when our protagonist stumbles upon a gruesome scene unfolding by his apartment's dumpster, drawing him into a sinister world where trash has twisted into deadly adversaries, threatening to consume him whole in this unflinching exploration of the darkest corners of urban decay. Mike Hartsfield stars as the hapless hero navigating a desolate landscape of discarded nightmares. As he delves deeper into the mystery, he must confront the ultimate terror: that the true horror may not be what's lurking in the shadows, but rather the things we thoughtlessly discard ourselves.
6.6
Oldburgh
In "Oldburgh", a darkly comedic horror film, director Ross Milne brings to life the tale of one man's futile efforts to preserve the festering rot that is his hometown in Aberdeen, North East Scotland. Against the backdrop of Humblodt County, a landscape as unforgiving as its inhabitants, our protagonist embarks on a desperate quest to shield his community from the void that threatens to consume it. A visceral and unflinching exploration of decay and desperation, "Oldburgh" is a scathing critique of societal neglect, set against the eerie, unsettling beauty of negative space cinema.
0
The Theft of the Caravaggio
When a priceless Caravaggio painting is stolen from St. John's Cathedral in Valletta under the watchful eyes of the city's security, chaos erupts in the streets of Malta. Amidst the panic, a detective from Washington D.C. joins forces with local law enforcement to unravel the mystery, as the investigation uncovers secrets and lies that threaten to upend the island's fragile social fabric.
5.4
Les nuits rouges du bourreau de jade
In "Les nuits rouges du bourreau de jade", a woman's deadly past leads her to Hong Kong in search of redemption, but instead finds herself entangled in a web of erotic horror and murder. The city becomes a playground for a sadistic killer and a ruthless mobster, both hell-bent on claiming the box rumored to hold the key to an ancient executioner's deadly poison. A tale of mystery, fetishism, and female empowerment, this Hong Kong giallo slasher film is a thrilling descent into the darkest corners of the human psyche.
4.9
Five Golden Dragons
In the 1967 international co-production action comedy film Five Golden Dragons, visiting American playboy Bob Mitchell stumbles into a complex web of crime when he accidentally enters negotiations between the notorious gang, The Five Golden Dragons, and local mobsters in Hong Kong. The film follows Mitchell's encounter with the group, led by Gert, as he teams up with Shakespeare-quoting police commissioner Sanders to unravel the mystery behind the Dragons' nefarious plans. With a cast of "guest stars" including Margaret Lee, Rupert Davies, and Klaus Kinski, Five Golden Dragons is a lighthearted spy and action film that pays homage to Edgar Wallace's short stories.
5.9
Gambling Ship
Cary Grant stars as Ace Corbin, a charming Chicago gangster who retires from his life of crime and travels cross-country by train to start anew. On the train, he meets Benita Hume's Eleanor La Velle, a gambler's girlfriend with secrets of her own. When Ace's past catches up with him in Southern California, he must confront his old enemies and Eleanor's hidden ties in a dramatic showdown that ultimately brings them together.
6.5
Anwar
Anwar is a poignant tale of love, loss, and misunderstanding, set against the vibrant backdrop of Lucknow, India. A young Muslim man, Anwar, falls deeply in love with Mehru, a Hindu girl from a poor family, but their societal differences and personal aspirations threaten to tear them apart. When Mehru tragically dies under circumstances surrounding her relationship with another man, Anwar's own fate is sealed by a series of misunderstandings that lead the police to believe he is a terrorist.
5.3
Pippi Longstocking
Pippi Longstocking is an animated musical adventure comedy film about an extraordinary little girl who lives alone in her house, Pippi Longstocking (Elin Larsson), whose fun nature makes her easy to befriend but also earns ire from social worker Mrs. Prysselius (Wallis Grahn). She befriends Tommy Settegren (Noah Reid) and Annika Settegren (Olivia Garratt), and gets into adventures with her pet monkey, Mr. Nilsson, as well as the circus and a pair of thieves, Bloom and Thunder-Karlsson. The film features Pippi's musical numbers, including "What Shall I Do Today?" and "Recipe for Life," as she navigates her life on land after her father returns to sail the seas.
4.9
4.7
Familien Jul i nissernes land
In "Familien Jul i nissernes land" (2016), Pelle Falk Krusbæk plays a key role as Hugo, who must embark on an adventure to save his friend Pixy from disappearing due to the destruction of an elf hat that holds magical power. Joined by his siblings Alfred and Vega, played by Alfred Bjerre Larsen and Liv Leman Brandorf respectively, they face obstacles from the evil elf Evol, including being turned into a reindeer. Along the way, they encounter other memorable characters, such as Agnete (Marie Askehave) and Niels (Paw Henriksen).
7.7
Tommy
In this poignant and thought-provoking documentary, the life of Tommy Seebach, a Danish pop sensation who struggled to find recognition beyond his beloved music, is revealed in all its complexity. A talented artist who helped innovate the genre, Seebach's legacy was ultimately defined by his tragic struggle with fame, family, and personal demons. This moving portrait offers a haunting glimpse into the life of a musical icon who was both a victim and a pioneer of the very genre that he adored.
7.7
Lumière, l'aventure continue
Thierry Frémaux narrates this documentary, which reunites over 100 films directed by Auguste and Louis Lumière, including some famous and forgotten shorts. The film showcases how the brothers employed the camera as a creative instrument in various projects, from everyday microdocumentaries to fictional motion pictures. It serves not only as an origin story of cinema but also as a meditation on the world captured and imagined by the Lumières.
0
Ahbak Min Zaman
When Jawad's (Actor Name) best friend Haya is faced with his engagement, her carefree world turns upside down - as she discovers true love may have been hiding in plain sight all along. This romantic comedy follows Haya's journey of self-discovery and growth as she navigates the complexities of friendship and romance.
0
A Toxic Love Story
"A newly married US marshal and his ex-girlfriend are drawn into a dark web of revenge after a string of threatening emails escalates into chaos."