Catalog
8.1
Potopa
In communist Czechoslovakia in 1980, 15-year-old Mara (Sara Chripáková) dreams of leaving her village to study in the city and become a pilot, but her father's insistence she stay and work the land puts their generational conflict to the test as their village faces destruction due to a new dam. The struggle between tradition, identity, and freedom comes to a head in a context of historical change.
3.4
Snake Creek
In the depths of the Chattahoochee River, a canoeing trip becomes a desperate fight for survival when four friends are stalked by a monstrous killer snake. As tensions rise and allegiances test, these friends must confront their own demons to stay one step ahead of their slithery pursuer. Will they be able to overcome their differences and work together to escape the deadly waters? Or will they become the latest victims of Snake Creek's sinister forces?
8.3
An American Abroad
A free-spirited travel host, Marcia, takes her uptight boyfriend Arnold on a wild love story tour through Greece, Africa, and Amsterdam, among other destinations, but their vastly different personalities and interests threaten to derail their relationship amidst the adventures.
8.5
The Thistle in the Kiss
On New Year's Day, a catastrophic car breakdown sets off a chain reaction of confrontations for Declan, as his sister Rachel arrives to lend a helping hand and forces him to face the painful decisions of his past. As he navigates this emotional reckoning, Declan must also contend with his complicated relationships and come to terms with who he is - including his own identity and desires.
5.1
Alone in Venice
A young man, Saul Larson (Apollo Luce), waits for his love interest, a married director, Mia Jones (Lisa Jacqueline Starrett), in Venice, Italy, as she raises funds to make a film. As he waits, he ponders the nature of love and their complicated relationship. The pair finally meet on a bridge above the canal during flooding in November, there to talk through their conflicts.
3.8
Intrusive Thoughts
"In the depths of heartbreak and creative crisis, a struggling Iranian-American filmmaker finds himself torn between his tumultuous past and his alluring therapist, while his ex-girlfriend navigates the treacherous waters of self-discovery in this poignant drama that probes the fragility of identity and the blurred lines between mentorship and obsession.
1.6
Beauty and the Atheist
A captivating drama that delves into the complexities of faith and reason, "Beauty and the Atheist" brings together two individuals from opposing worlds: a successful podcaster who champions scientific inquiry and a devout Christian whose worldview is rooted in tradition. As they engage in a respectful yet intellectually charged debate, the film reveals the deep-seated passions and convictions that drive their perspectives on creation vs. evolution. With nuance and sensitivity, this thoughtful movie invites audiences to consider the power of dialogue in bridging even the widest of theological divides.
6.3
Stop! That! Train!
Best friends and train stewardesses Tess and DeeDee trade their dreary shifts on the Stank Rail for the glitzy Glamazonian Express, but their luxurious new gig is threatened when a catastrophic Stormaganza puts the high-speed train in peril of crashing into Celebration, Florida. Joining forces with snobby first-class attendants, a hot but dimwitted co-conductor, and fabulous US President Judy Gagwell, the unlikely heroes must join forces to save the day in this action-packed comedy disaster film.
7.8
After All
In this poignant family drama, a stroke forces Verna, a grandmother once estranged from her daughter Ellen, to confront the harsh realities of their complicated past. As Ellen navigates the treacherous waters of caregiving and old wounds resurface, her own teenage daughter Haley faces the devastating reality of relentless bullying and identity crises that threaten to upend her fragile world. With tensions simmering just below the surface, this gripping film expertly weaves together a complex tapestry of love, loss, and self-discovery.
6.4
Below the Surface
A gripping tale of deception and desperation unfolds in "Below the Surface", a 1920 American silent drama film directed by Irvin Willat. The story follows Martin Flint, a respected deep-sea diver, who is enticed into a phony scheme to recover gold from sunken ships, but refuses - forcing his son Paul, and even his own daughter-in-law Edna, to be manipulated into helping the con artists. When all else fails, Martin's determination to save those he loves puts him in a life-or-death situation, as he battles against overwhelming odds to rescue his son and daughter-in-law from a treacherous underwater grave.
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.
5.9
Grande ourse: La clé des possibles
In "Grande Ourse: La clé des possibles", Louis-Bernard Lapointe (Marc Messier) must navigate a labyrinth to find the Master Key, a magical object that allows its user to access infinite parallel universes, all within a 12-hour time frame, in order to rescue his friend Emile (Normand Daneau). With the help of Gastonne (Fanny Mallette), Louis-Bernard Lapointe embarks on a thrilling adventure to solve a complex puzzle and unlock the secrets of the Master Key.
5.3
Different Flowers
In the American Midwest, a young woman makes an impulsive decision to leave her fiancé at the altar, embarking on an unexpected journey with her spunky younger sister in tow. As they hit the open road, they abandon their small-town lives for a roadtrip that takes them through Missouri and Kansas, forging a bond between them amidst the sweeping landscapes of the region. Directed by a woman of American roots, this drama captures the complexities of sibling relationships and the freedom that comes with embracing uncertainty.
6.2
The One Next Door
When a mysterious stranger moves in next door to Robert and Tabitha, boundaries are tested, loyalty is questioned, and danger comes for all. The Whitley's quiet suburban life is disrupted by the enigmatic newcomer, played by Dez Cortez Crenshaw as Robert Whitley. As the story unfolds, the stakes rise and the true nature of the stranger's intentions becomes clear.
4.8
Naked People Every Where
In "Naked People Every Where", Aaron James Sorensen stars as Jeremiah, a man who finds himself at the forefront of a battle against anarchy in Bakersfield. Eric Roberts plays The Governor, a figure opposing nudity on the streets. The film is a comedy, drama, and war genre mix that explores the conflict between these two groups.
5.8
The Matriarch
Thirteen-year-old Missy (Juliette Greenfield) kills her addict mother's boyfriend, Trent, in self-defense, sparking a vengeful response from her mother Annette (Kate Logan), who seeks to murder her as penance. Missy must fight for survival in her own home against the wrath of her mother.
0
Tainted
"Tainted" is a drama film that follows Desi, played by Whitney Hayes, as she navigates a tumultuous home life where her mother's abuse has a lasting impact on her relationships and ultimately leads to devastating consequences. Dominique Latrice co-stars as Cali in this powerful portrayal of the cyclical nature of trauma.
6.6
Uncle Nino
In this heartwarming comedy-drama, a long-distant family member brings unexpected joy and rediscovery to a dysfunctional clan, forcing them to reevaluate their priorities and reconnect with one another. When Uncle Nino, played by Pierrino Mascarino, flies in from Italy with a suitcase full of homemade wine, he sets off a chain reaction that helps the family find their way again. Directed by Robert Shallcross, this 2003 film stars Joe Mantegna, Anne Archer, and Trevor Morgan, among others, as they navigate love, laughter, and the importance of family bonds. With its lighthearted tone and relatable themes, "Uncle Nino" is a delightful exploration of what it means to come home.
3.5
Howling IV: The Original Nightmare
In the desert town of Drago, author Marie Adams uncovers a dark mystery when her visions of ghostly apparitions and wolf-like creatures become eerily real. As she delves deeper into the town's secrets, she discovers that its inhabitants are not what they seem - they're all werewolves, with a terrifying history and deadly intentions.
4.9
Ghosts of the Void
A young woman, Jen Wilson (Tedra Millan), spends a fateful night in her car, confronting her crumbling marriage and facing threats from masked strangers, as exhaustion takes its toll on her fragile state.