Catalog
6.3
La Condition
In a time of rigid social norms and stifling expectations, two women defy convention under one roof: Céleste, the devoted young maid, and Victoire, the beautiful model wife struggling to find her place. As they navigate the complexities of their lives, their differences are starkly juxtaposed by their proximity, threatening the very fabric of their domestic world.
6.1
L'engloutie
In "L'engloutie", Louise Hémon crafts a mesmerizing drama set against the unforgiving backdrop of a 19th-century Alpine hamlet, where the isolation and mistrust of its inhabitants hide dark secrets waiting to be unearthed. A young Republican schoolteacher's arrival sets off a chain reaction, as she becomes entangled in the community's lives with a sensual intensity that threatens to consume her. With its atmospheric tension and turn-of-the-century setting, this film is a gripping exploration of the human condition in a remote and unforgiving world.
6.2
The Death of Robin Hood
In this dark reimagining of the Robin Hood legend, Hugh Jackman stars as an aged outlaw grappling with his past after a life of crime and murder, only to find himself gravely injured and offered a chance at salvation by a mysterious woman. Following a brutal battle, Robin takes refuge in a priory where he befriends the prioress and an orphaned girl, sparking a journey that forces him to confront the true extent of his monstrous crimes and ultimately leads to a heart-wrenching confession.
5.1
Unstable Fables: 3 Pigs & a Baby
In a heartwarming yet twisted turn of events, three unlikely pigs take in a tiny wolf cub, unaware that they've unwittingly played into the hands of a sinister group of wolves. As the wolf grows up, he finds himself at the center of a complex web of loyalty and identity, forced to confront the difficult truth about his past and the family that raised him. With its unique blend of 3D animation and humor, Unstable Fables: 3 Pigs & a Baby is a wild and unexpected ride. Based on a classic fairy tale, this animated comedy explores themes of family, belonging, and the power of love to both bind and betray us.
6.7
Disclosure Day
Disclosure Day is a fascinating, deeply hopeful return to sci-fi for Steven Spielberg, beautifully championing the concept of truth as a fundamental human right. Subverting the destructive tropes of typical alien invasion flicks, it favors radical empathy and genuine human connection over blockbuster chaos. Emily Blunt delivers a sensational, potentially career-best performance that anchors a truly incredible ensemble cast.
8.1
The Caretaker
A recently bereaved man takes up a caretaker position at an elite academy and soon uncovers dark secrets, setting him on a path of discovery that will shatter the aristocratic Aberdeen family's legacy forever. With a nuanced nonverbal performance from Ben Probert, this character-driven horror-thriller builds tension through slow-burning suspense, as Eddie forms a close bond with Marie, a cleaner at the school. As visions of a young girl appear to him, Eddie must navigate the sinister mystery lurking within Lockbridge Academy's isolated walls, where the truth behind the Aberdeen family's power may prove to be more terrifying than he ever imagined.
6.3
Cam Sehpa
"Cam Sehpa" is a drama that follows İbrahim (Alper Kul) as he tries to hide the truth from his loved ones after making an irreversible mistake while assembling a coffee table. As he spirals into lies and panic, his relationships with Zehra (Algı Eke), Çilem (Hatice Aslan), Cihan (Özgür Emre Yıldırım), and Sibel (Elif Sevinç) begin to unravel. The film delves into the complexities of domestic life and the devastating consequences of a single mistake.
7.1
Kota
A drama film about a hen who escapes from a chicken farm and finds refuge in a small restaurant tied to a human smuggling ring, mirroring her own struggles for motherhood in a world of messy compromises and silent struggles. The hen's journey is intertwined with the lives of the restaurant's owners and the people they smuggle, led by Smuggler Boss (Antonis Kafetzopoulos).
5
You Will Die in 6 Hours
Jung-yoon, played by Park Ju-hyun, is approached by Jun-woo, played by Jaehyun, who claims she'll be dead in six hours. As Jung-yoon follows him for answers, her intentions and motivations are called into question - is he trying to save her or put her in harm's way?
4.8
Gamunui yeonggwang 5: Gamunui Gwihan
In "Gamunui yeonggwang 5: Gamunui Gwihan", three former mafia members attempt to leave their underworld past behind by taking on mundane jobs at a construction company, only to be pulled back in when a gangster from their past comes knocking. As their old lives resurface, they must confront the demons of their family ties and the consequences of their past choices. With its unique blend of comedy and crime, this film offers a refreshingly unconventional take on the traditional mafia narrative.
7
Man-yag-e U-ri
In a poignant and emotional journey, "Man-yag-e U-ri" (Once We Were Us) brings together two souls who form an unlikely connection on a bus headed to their hometown in 2008, sparking an extraordinary love that blossoms into something truly special. A decade later, fate brings them full circle, as they reunite on a flight back to Korea, reflecting on the lost time and the choices that led them apart. With its thoughtful pacing and raw emotion, this remake of the Chinese film Us and Them is a bittersweet masterpiece that will leave you laughing, crying, and rooting for the two lovers until the very end.
5.2
The Memory Keeper
In the dystopian sci-fi thriller "The Memory Keeper", humanity's memories have become government-regulated products, but when the crown-jewel memory - the answer to where we come from - is stolen, a group of individuals must navigate this treacherous new world to uncover the truth. Mark O'Brien stars as Elizeus Carrier, one of those individuals on a mission to reclaim humanity's lost past. As tensions rise and memories are manipulated by the government, Carrier must confront his own identity in order to restore the truth about our origins.
7
Anna Karenina
In 19th century Russia, Anna Karenina (Tatyana Samoylova) begins a forbidden love affair with cavalry officer Vronsky (Vasili Lanovoy), which threatens her marriage and reputation in high society. Her brother Stiva Oblonskiy (Yuriy Yakovlev) tries to intervene, while Anna's husband Karenin (Nikolai Gritsenko) discovers the infidelity and seeks revenge.
6.9
The Mandalorian and Grogu
Stepping into the theater for The Mandalorian and Grogu, anticipation was fueled by the undeniable charm of its main duo, and on a purely sensory level, this leap to the big screen absolutely delivers a blockbuster experience worthy of the largest IMAX canvas. From the breathtaking opening set piece — boasting some of the most brutal, intricately choreographed hand-to-hand action in the modern Star Wars mythos — the film immediately sheds the constraints of its streaming origins. The story follows Din Djarin, known as Mando, and his foundling Grogu as they work for the New Republic to hunt down neo-imperialist warlords of the former Galactic Empire. They embark on a mission to rescue Rotta, Jabba's son and heir, in exchange for information on Commander Coin. Along the way, they team up with Zeb Orrelios and navigate a web of intrigue involving crime-lords and Hutt Cartel factions. As Mando and Grogu pursue their quarry, they face numerous challenges and adversaries, from bounty hunters to formidable foes within the Empire's remnants. The film's action sequences are thrilling, with some of the most intense hand-to-hand combat in recent Star Wars history. Despite its engaging premise, however, The Mandalorian and Grogu feels somewhat monotonous, lacking a substantial plot twist or turning point to drive the narrative forward. Ultimately, Mando and Grogu emerge victorious, but not without sacrifices along the way. Their bond and partnership are tested as they face their enemies, with Grogu proving himself to be a worthy ally and protégé in his own right. The film concludes on a hopeful note, setting the stage for further adventures in the Star Wars universe.
7.9
Autoluminescent: Rowland S. Howard
From the shadows of Melbourne's punk scene, Rowland S. Howard emerged as a sonic phantom, his guitar style weaving a unique and enduring spell that captivated a generation. This haunting documentary shines a light on the life of this musical legend, tracing his journey with intimate interviews, archival footage, and personal reflections from those who knew him best.
4.8
Goon of the Lagoon
A grieving young woman, Mia Daughtry (Jenna Karan), must confront her darkest fears and a deadly aquatic creature as she struggles to prove the horrors beneath the lake are real in this horror thriller. As she delves deeper into the mystery, Sabrina (Leah Eckardt) becomes increasingly entangled in her quest for truth, and the line between reality and terror begins to blur. Mia's investigation takes a turn for the worse when she faces off against the creature that haunts her lake home.
5.2
Scary Movie
Twenty-six years after outrunning a suspiciously familiar masked killer, the Core Four are back in the killer's crosshairs and no horror movie IP is safe. Marlon Wayans as Shorty Meeks and Shawn Wayans as Ray anchor the story, poking fun at formulaic predictability in the horror film genres. The parody also critiques racist and sexist tropes often featured in these films, with Anna Faris, Regina Hall, and Damon Wayans Jr. joining the cast.
5.8
Le cri des gardes
In a vast public works project in West Africa, tensions simmer beneath the surface as construction manager Horn and young engineer Cal share a cramped lodging behind the compound's fences. When Horn's recent bride Leonie arrives at the site, she unwittingly becomes entangled in the desperate quest of Alboury, a man driven by grief to uncover the truth about his brother's tragic death on the very same site where they now reside. Based on Bernard-Marie Koltès's play Black Battles with Dogs, Claire Denis's The Cry of the Guards is a gripping drama that explores themes of loss, redemption, and the human cost of ambition.
8.1
Lijepa vecer, lijep dan
In the gripping drama "Lijepa večer, lijep dan," sixteenth-century friends Lovro and Nenad, along with Stevan and Ivan, join forces to fight against Nazi occupation as gay partisans. Years later, their artistic talents propel them to fame in post-WWII Communist Yugoslavia, but their identities threaten to sabotage their careers. As the regime's suspicions intensify, a loyalist named Emir is tasked with bringing them down, while his own loyalties begin to falter, threatening the very survival of these courageous artists. With lush, intimate, and politically charged storytelling that echoes today's turbulent climate, "Lijepa večer, lijep dan" becomes a poignant tale of resistance against oppression, silence, and for the freedom to live and love without fear.