Catalog
6.9
Underland
Embark on an extraordinary journey to the uncharted depths of our planet in "Underland", a cinematic voyage that delves into the mysterious and largely unexplored world beneath our feet, as revealed through Sandra Hüller's narration and captivating visuals.
4.9
Dernier été à Tanger
In 1956, with Morocco's independence, Tangier is in turmoil as William Barres rules the city's underworld following his rival Marchetti's assassination. Richard Corrigan, a private detective with debts to pay, receives an offer from a Swiss lawyer to deliver an envelope to a young woman in exchange for a large sum of money. Claudia Marchetti, under a false identity, is the recipient of this mysterious message, and Corrigan unwittingly becomes entangled in her quest for vengeance against her father's killer.
7.3
Welcome to Babel
"Welcome to Babel" is a documentary that follows Chinese-Australian artist Jiawei Shen as he creates an epic work depicting his homeland's tumultuous recent history, offering a figure study of the famous painter and a glimpse into his artistic vision and personal story.
4.8
Busboys
Two friends, Markie (David Spade) and Steef (Theo Von), think that becoming busboys will solve all their problems. They're not entirely wrong, but they're not quite right either. As they navigate their new roles as waiters for hire, hilarity ensues in this buddy comedy about the absurdities of life and getting a second chance.
6
The Reflected Self
As the boundaries between reality and projection begin to blur within his own mind, Dion's grip on existence starts to slip, plunging him into a world of disorienting terror in "The Reflected Self", a gripping psychological thriller that hurtles headfirst into the darkest recesses of the human psyche. With its unflinching gaze into the abyss of trauma and madness, this gripping drama whisks viewers on a heart-stopping journey into the heart of a psychotic break. As Dion's fragile mental state unravels, he is forced to confront the traumas of his past in a desperate bid for survival – but at what cost?
7.1
The Kleptocrats
In a scandal for the ages, investigative journalists from The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, and Hollywood Reporter dig deep into the mysterious disappearance of $3.5 billion from a Malaysian wealth fund, leading them to the top echelons of government, where they uncover a web of dirty money laundering through high-stakes real estate deals and movie financing that even landed on the red carpet with Leonardo DiCaprio's 2014 blockbuster The Wolf of Wall Street.
0
All the World Is Green
All the World is Green follows experts and everyday people on a journey through China, the USA, and Europe to examine how animal products contribute to climate change. Alongside scientists, academics, activists, journalists, and philosophers, Character Name (actor name) shares their perspectives on the impact of our food system on the planet's ecosystems. The film aims to inspire viewers to consider the choices they make at the dinner table as a crucial step towards mitigating climate breakdown.
6.5
El viento del ayahuasca
"El viento del ayahuasca" is a poignant tale of love that transcends cultural boundaries, set against the mystical backdrop of the Amazonian wilderness. This 1982 drama weaves a romance between a sociologist and a young woman from rural areas, exploring the intersection of their lives in a context rich with magic and spirituality.
0
No Tears on the Field
In New Zealand's heartland, teams of aspiring female rugby players must shatter glass ceilings both on and off the field to achieve their improbable dream of international glory, led by Emily (Lily Collins). The film follows the journey of these determined athletes as they overcome personal struggles and team dynamics to reach for greatness.
7.1
LOOT: A Story of Crime and Redemption
LOOT: A Story of Crime and Redemption is a documentary that shines a light on the dark underbelly of the global art market, exposing the sinister network of child soldiers used to raid Cambodian temples in pursuit of valuable antiquities, which were then sold to billionaires and elite western museums. The film sheds light on the human cost of this crime and the individuals who played a crucial role in uncovering the truth, including Douglas Latchford (voiced by Christopher Gaze).
6.8
Dina
In the intimate and unflinching documentary "Dina," filmmaker Antonio Santini and Dan Sickles invite viewers into the tender yet fraught world of Dina Buno, a 49-year-old woman on the autism spectrum living in suburban Philadelphia. As Dina navigates her whirlwind romance with Scott Levin, also on the autism spectrum, she faces challenges that expose anxieties, insecurities, and communication breakdowns – all while desperately seeking connection and intimacy in a world that often misunderstands her unique experience. With unbridled enthusiasm and curiosity, Dina tackles topics like desire, relationships, and neurodiversity with an openness that is both heartbreaking and awe-inspiring.
6.7
En Büyük Saban
In "En Büyük Şaban" (1984), Kemal Sunal plays a man who tries to help a blind girl see again despite his own financial struggles. When he meets her in Istanbul, she's selling flowers on the street, and he becomes smitten. As he gets to know her, he also faces various challenges from unsavory characters, including a dishonest acquaintance named Boksör, played by Dinçer Çekmez, who poses a threat to his budding relationship with the blind girl.
5.4
Salvation!: Have You Said Your Prayers Today?
In this irreverent comedy, a troubled young woman hooks up with a money-crazed televangelist and becomes a rich, heavy-metal Christian rock star. Directed by Beth B, "Salvation!: Have You Said Your Prayers Today?" is a biting parody of televangelism, released in 1987 just as the real-life scandals of Jim Bakker and Jimmy Swaggart were making headlines. The film follows Reverend Randall's tumultuous relationship with Rhonda Stample, a born-again Christian who becomes his unlikely business partner, leading to a Faustian bargain that will change their lives forever.
5.3
Jiao Long Xing Dong
In a heart-pumping, action-packed ride, "Jiao Long Xing Dong" takes audiences on an underwater journey of high-stakes adventure and intense combat. As the Chinese Navy prepares to repel mercenaries occupying an offshore platform in Chinese territorial waters, the elite Jiaolong Squad must navigate treacherous underwater terrain, avoid deadly traps, and confront a ruthless enemy in a series of explosive confrontations. Directed by Dante Lam and starring Huang Xuan, Yu Shi, Du Jiang, and Wang Yanlin, this 2025 action war film promises to deliver non-stop thrills and spills beneath the waves.
7.3
Qingchun: Gui
Wang Bing's Youth trilogy concludes with "Qingchun: Gui," a documentary that follows migrant workers in Zhili's textile factories as they return home for New Year's festivities. The film explores their preparations to reunite with families and celebrate the holiday season. Character Shi Wei (played by actor's name, if available) is among those returning home, while another character, Fang Lingping (also played by an actor's name, if available), gets married over the break.
6.8
Aleksandra
A poignant and powerful drama about a Russian grandmother's unexpected visit to her grandson, a senior lieutenant in the Russian Army, stationed in war-torn Chechnya, where she meets the locals who have been irreparably changed by the fighting, and finds solace and connection with an elderly Chechen woman named Malika.
4.2
Bez doteku
"Bez doteku" (2013) is a drama thriller that tells the story of Jolana (Tereza Vítů), an 18-year-old girl struggling to cope with her difficult home life, particularly her abusive stepfather (Adrian Jastraban). As she becomes increasingly desperate, she finds herself working in a brothel, leading to a series of events that force her to confront the harsh realities of her situation. The film asks questions about Jolana's desires and whether escaping her troubles is really a better option than facing them head-on.
6.3
Qui brille au combat
Set against the backdrop of a summer on the French Riviera, the Roussier family navigates the severe disability of their 13-year-old daughter Bertille (Sarah Pachoud), as her older sister Marion (Angelina Woreth) seeks refuge in a relationship with an older boy. The film explores the complexities of family dynamics and teenage identity through the lens of this dysfunctional family, brought to life by Mélanie Laurent's sensitive direction.
7.6
Pressure
In a pivotal moment in history, two men must navigate an impossible choice: launch the largest and most dangerous seaborne invasion in history or risk losing the war altogether. The fate of the free world hangs precariously in the balance, as General Dwight D. Eisenhower and Captain James Stagg face off against the forces of nature in a high-stakes game of weather forecasting.
5.9
Deep Water
Aaron Eckhart stars as Ben, one of the passengers on an international flight from Los Angeles to Shanghai that makes an emergency landing in shark-infested waters. The survivors must work together and overcome their differences if they hope to escape the sinking plane and the frenzy of sharks drawn to the wreckage. As Ben tries to lead his fellow survivors to safety, he faces numerous challenges, including treacherous terrain, selfish passengers, and the relentless threat of sharks.