Catalog
6.4
Piney: The Lonesome Pine
In a heartwarming tale of adventure and loyalty, "Piney: The Lonesome Pine" follows a cheerful Welsh girl who forms an unlikely friendship with a talking pine named Piney, which becomes her Christmas tree. When the pine is accidentally misplaced during the holiday season, its journey across the countryside takes on new significance as it encounters unexpected moments of love and hope, ultimately leading to a joyful reunion just in time for Christmas.
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.
4.6
Succede
Margherita Morchio as Margherita detta Meg is a 14-year-old living in Milano who shares everything with her friends. They discuss clothes, music, school and that first kiss. A delightful coming-of-age film exploring the importance of friendship and love in your teens.
3.6
Hydra
Four strangers wake up in a cabin where they encounter a legendary three-headed snake, led by Suzanne Racz as Rainey, who must navigate this bizarre situation and uncover the truth behind their confinement. As tension builds, Tiffany McDonald's character and Brett Bentman's character begin to unravel the mysteries of the cabin, but will they survive long enough to escape? The film is a mystery thriller that pits its characters against an otherworldly threat in a desperate bid for survival.
0
Sunset Strip Killers
Based on a true story, "Sunset Strip Killers" (2026) is a crime thriller that tells the chilling tale of nurse Carol Bundy's ill-fated romance with Doug Clark, whose charismatic exterior concealed a deadly obsession. As Carol becomes increasingly entangled in his world of murder and bloodlust, she must confront the dark consequences of her own complicity.
5.9
The Breadwinner
Nate Bargatze stars as Nate Wilcox, a father of three who must fend for his family when his wife Katie (Mandy Moore) is away on a business trip. The film follows Nate's hilarious and heartwarming journey as he navigates the challenges of stay-at-home parenting, befriending an eccentric delivery guy Peter (Martin Herlihy) and contractor Keegan Jones (Will Forte), while trying to balance his own identity with the changing needs of his family.
7
Backrooms
In a haunting descent into the unknown, "Backrooms" conjures a sense of dread that permeates every frame of this unsettling, thought-provoking horror film. As its protagonist, Clark, navigates an endless labyrinth of surreal, fluorescent-lit corridors and rooms, he uncovers a dimension that defies comprehension, where the laws of reality are twisted and distorted. With its eerie atmosphere, disorienting sound design, and body-horror elements, "Backrooms" is a deeply unnerving journey into the heart of madness, one that will leave viewers questioning what lies beyond the veil of the mundane world we think we know.
7.5
Where Elephants Go
In this heartwarming and hilarious film, 9-year-old Leni forms an unlikely bond with 23-year-old Marcel, defying conventions as they navigate life's ups and downs together. Despite her mother Magda's resistance, the unorthodox friendship blossoms into a celebration of joy and adventure at every turn. As Leni's health begins to decline, Marcel's presence becomes a beacon of hope and acceptance, proving that even in the darkest moments, life can still be beautiful.
7.9
Oldest and Newest Places on Earth
Join Joe Scott, accompanied by his fellow "Self"s Jesse Reimink, Heather Winslow, and Mike Ackerson, on a journey across 4 billion years of geologic history as they explore the past and present of our planet in this documentary about traveling to the oldest and newest places on Earth.
6.3
Keep Quiet
In "Keep Quiet", a weathered tribal cop and his new trainee are thrust into a deadly cat-and-mouse game as they search for a ruthless fugitive who has returned to their rural Indigenous reservation, threatening to unleash a violent gang war that will expose the community's darkest secrets. Set against the gritty backdrop of a Native American community, this gripping drama is driven by action and suspense, with a strong emphasis on indigenous representation.
6.8
Here Come the Littles
Henry Bigg, whose parents are lost in Africa, lives with his greedy and heartless Uncle Augustus. In the walls of the house, Henry befriends Tom and Lucy Little, a family of miniature people. As they team up to prevent Augustus' plan to build a shopping center at the site of their home, they discover evidence of Augustus' fraud and ultimately outsmart him, leading to his arrest and the saving of the Biggs' property.
6.8
Heroin(e)
"Heroin(e)" is a documentary that shines a light on the devastating opioid epidemic in Huntington, West Virginia, where the overdose rate is 10 times the US average. The film follows three women – Huntington Fire Chief Jan Rader, Cabell County Judge Patricia Keller, and street missionary Necia Freeman – as they battle to help those struggling with addiction. Through first responders' calls, interviews with people who have been addicted and are in recovery, and a hopeful tone, the documentary explores the psychological toll on first responders, the use of naloxone to treat overdose victims, and the efforts of local nonprofits to bring hope to those affected by addiction.
5.9
Duse
In the years leading up to WWI, Italian stage actress Eleonora Duse, played by Valeria Bruni Tedeschi, shocks audiences by returning to the stage at over 60, defying convention and clinging to her utopian ideals amidst historical brutality. Her art becomes a revolutionary act, as she struggles with her health and personal relationships.
5.2
Group Marriage
In "Group Marriage," Chris (Aimée Eccles) and her boyfriend Sandor (Solomon Sturges) try to navigate their relationship after a scandalous affair with parole officer Dennis (Jeff Pomerantz). When Dennis invites Jan (Victoria Vetri), his ex-girlfriend, and the two couples meet Phil (Zack Taylor), they decide to form an unconventional group marriage. As their arrangement attracts media attention, Chris becomes pregnant but is unsure who the father is, leading to a tumultuous journey of love, jealousy, and acceptance.
9.4
Tallywacker
In "Tallywacker," two bandmates find their musical chemistry tested to the limit when one of them lands a coveted gig touring with a major rock star. As they navigate the highs and lows of life on the road, their relationship is put to the ultimate musical mettle. With a healthy dose of humor and heart, this comedy chronicles the trials and tribulations of making it big in the cutthroat world of rock-and-roll.
5.2
Gamba: Ganba to nakamatachi
In "Gamba: Gamba to Nakama-tachi," Yuki Kaji voices the titular character, a brave and adventurous city mouse from Tokyo who embarks on a sailing journey with his childhood friend Mampuku (Keiji Fujiwara) to realize his dream of reaching the sea. Along the way, they meet Chūta (Yuki Kaji), an island mouse seeking help to defend his home from a clan of weasels led by the terrifying Noroi (Mansai Nomura).
8.1
Just Kids
In "Just Kids", a poignant documentary-drama duo of parents face an unfathomable dilemma as three families navigate the treacherous landscape of states banning gender-affirming care for their transgender children, forcing them to weigh the risks of staying home against uprooting their lives forever. With unflinching candor, Susan Stryker and Andrea Jenkins share a deeply personal story that cuts to the heart of the crisis, shedding light on the harsh realities faced by families torn apart by discriminatory laws.
7.6
Love & Trouble
The documentary "Love & Trouble" (2024) follows Kenny Watson and his family as they share their experiences on love, trauma, shame, anger, and relationships, offering an intimate look at how they navigate these complex emotions together.
8.4
Hacked: A Double Entendre of Rage Fueled Karma
The Rumble family's dream home turns into a nightmare when Florida's most elusive hacker, The Chameleon (Chandler Riggs), steals their life savings, but they soon plot a revenge-fueled takedown of the hacker after the banking system fails them and the police won't help. This fast-paced, darkly comedic adventure spirals from a financial tragedy into a quest to reclaim their money and dignity, fueled by Chandler Riggs' energetic performance as Rob Huberton 'The Chameleon'.
9.7
Orange Justice
In "Orange Justice," two hapless NYPD detectives, Murph and Taylor, must navigate the uncharted territory of parenthood when they're tasked with escorting a disinterested Gen Alpha teen, Lacey, to meet her estranged father in Canada - a journey that's equal parts misadventure and heartwarming chaos. With their well-meaning but bumbling efforts, this unlikely duo will keep you laughing and rooting for the underdog. Can they bridge the gap between childhood and adulthood, or will their ineptitude get the best of them?