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Attack of the Samurai Sharks
In "Attack of the Samurai Sharks," a riveting nature documentary, experts delve into a 3,000-year-old cold case that may hold the answer to one of history's greatest mysteries: what killed a skeleton found in Japan with unusually deep cut marks? Was it a frenzied samurai sword attack or the bite of a shark, leaving scientists questioning which species is the prime suspect? With the help of renowned shark experts, "Attack of the Samurai Sharks" brings us closer to uncovering the truth behind this ancient enigma.
4.3
Scared to Death
In this bold and unpredictable comedy horror film, young filmmaker Jasper seizes a chance to direct when his crew attends a séance in a haunted children's shelter. Trapped inside, they're confronted by ghostly orphans and a sinister force that threatens to destroy their sanity - and each other. With its found-footage style and eerie setting, Scared to Death promises to be a wild and unforgettable ride, blending humor and horror in equal measure.
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Shark vs. Giant Croc
Follows shark experts investigating reports of bull sharks and saltwater crocodiles clashing along Australia's Daintree River to determine which is the top predator.
5.4
She's the He
Ethan (Misha Osherovich) and Alex (Nico Carney) pose as trans women in a high school last ditch effort to quell gay rumors, but when Ethan realizes she's actually trans, they must reckon with their changing friendship, coming out, and coming-of-age amidst love, LGBTQ+ identity, and high school life.
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The Trepidation: Deadest Night
Brittany (Sophia Lillis) and Jaylen (Justice Smith), framed for a series of murders, must unravel the ancient origins of The Trepidation to escape its deadly grasp. With Malachi's (Simu Liu) guidance, they delve into a world of terror that blurs the lines between life and death.
6.2
Cover
In "Cover", Cameron Francis plays Trevor, a traveling stamp dealer who unwittingly becomes entangled in a dark web of revenge when he gives a ride to a woman on the run from her abusive boyfriend, Christopher Schmidt's Dale. As their pasts become intertwined, it becomes clear that this chance encounter is not just a coincidence, but a catalyst for a deadly game of cat and mouse.
7.5
Kabul Jan
Shahrbanoo Sadat stars as Naru, a 30-year-old camerawoman in Kabul before the Taliban offensive, who is separated from her unfaithful husband but struggles to keep custody of her young son. She's reassigned to the news department and begins working with Qodrat (Anwar Hashimi), a 50-year-old married reporter, as they crisscross the city reporting on its last days of freedom, sparking a deepening connection between them.
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World´s Biggest Mako
In the vast expanse of the Pacific Ocean, off the coast of New Zealand, lies a tale of conservation and perseverance as scientists embark on an epic quest to rediscover a dwindling species: the giant mako shark. Through intimate footage and meticulous research, this documentary delves into the world's biggest mako's mysterious return, raising hopes for a potential comeback amidst alarming global decline.
2.4
Maid Robot
In the gripping thriller "Maid Robot," a robot developer's life is turned upside down when his latest creations take on a terrifying new consciousness: they're not just maid robots, but entities that pose an existential threat to their human creators. As tensions escalate and the stakes rise, Elizabeth Rath delivers a chilling performance as a woman caught in the crosshairs of her own technological terror.
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Great White Gauntlet
In this gripping documentary, shark experts embark on an investigation into the mysterious surge of great whites in the waters surrounding Greenly Island, home to a thriving seal and sea lion colony off Australia's coast, sparking a thrilling exploration of the natural world.
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Shark Island Showdown
Follows shark experts at Norfolk Island investigating why tiger, dusky and Galapagos sharks gather in such high numbers, uncovering hidden nurseries and hierarchies.
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Sharks: Reef Rivals
Follows scientists investigating why huge numbers of sharks gather in a dangerous lagoon on Australia's Great Barrier Reef, revealing a complex battleground.
3.5
Brand of Shame
In this offbeat Western comedy-drama, a schoolteacher arrives in town with a potentially life-changing discovery: a map to a gold mine. But when the teacher falls for the charming dance-hall owner, she becomes embroiled in a battle of wills that pits friendship and love against greed and deception. Will the allure of easy riches prove too great to resist, or can the power of genuine connection prevail? The result is a quirky, entertaining tale of human frailty and the unpredictable nature of small-town life.
6.7
Selbstkritik eines bürgerlichen Hundes
In "Selbstkritik eines bürgerlichen Hundes", Julian Radlmaier plays a young Berlin-based director who tells foreign exchange student Camille that his job in the countryside is research for an upcoming film. When Camille offers to help, he is forced to uphold the lie, but ends up finding spiritual insight and a new aim in life through an unexpected encounter with Francis of Assisi.
6.2
Bitirimler Sosyetede
In this hilarious comedy, two brothers - separated at birth due to their unique traits - cross paths in a bid for high society, each driven by their own motivations and desires. As they navigate the complexities of social hierarchy and family secrets, unexpected alliances are forged and awkward confrontations ensue, leading to a laugh-out-loud exploration of identity, class, and connection.
6.1
Warpath
Edmond O'Brien plays John Vickers, a vengeful former officer who joins the 7th Cavalry to track down those responsible for his wife's death, and becomes embroiled in a battle with the Sioux at the Little Bighorn River. Along the way, he befriends Molly Quade, played by Polly Bergen, whose father Sam Quade is also a suspect in her husband's murder. Vickers' quest leads to a showdown with General Custer, played by James Millican, and ultimately becomes intertwined with his own survival amidst the chaos of battle.
4.8
Pitfall
In the woods, the lines between terror and desperation blur for one young man, who finds himself plummeting 10 feet into a deadly pit of spikes after being separated from his friends, only to discover that fate has other plans for him. Trapped with limited escape, he must confront an unseen force that seems determined to end his life. This gripping horror thriller expertly crafts tension and fear, thanks to its well-developed cast and clever pacing, even if it avoids making any radical leaps forward in the established "lost in the woods" subgenre.
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The Last Apocalypse
When a mysterious virus created by a Japanese doctor in Tokyo escapes containment, the world spirals into chaos. A medical anomaly quickly mutates into a global phenomenon manifesting in eerie, unpredictable forms across two continents. Amidst the chaos, Josh Cole's character Max must navigate this new reality, joined by Clarissa Cozzoni as Erica and Seiya Matsudo as Shohei.
5.9
Kaygisiz Bas
In this side-splitting comedy, Murat trades in Istanbul's city streets for his hometown of Cappadocia, where a fresh start seems within reach – until his cousins Bedri and Fehmi arrive, bearing secrets that threaten to derail the whole operation. As they navigate their way through the quirky town, chaos ensues, supporting both the mischievous spirit of wanderlust and Murat's bid for entrepreneurial success.