Catalog
5.8
Hell in Paradise
In the stunningly shot island paradise of the Maldives, a tranquil hotel job turns into a desperate fight for survival as Migrant Nina finds herself falsely accused and imprisoned. With each trap laid by her pursuers, Nina must use her wits to evade capture and clear her name in this gripping thriller that's equal parts action-packed and emotionally charged. As the lines between reality and nightmare blur, Nina's determination to escape her unjust fate becomes a testament to the human spirit's capacity for resilience and resistance.
5.7
Eddie Macon's Run
In a heart-pumping thriller, Kirk Douglas stars as Carl Marzack, a ruthless truant officer hell-bent on capturing Eddie Macon, played by John Schneider, who's on the run from a Texas prison for the second time. With his life and freedom hanging in the balance, Eddie must outsmart Marzack and stay one step ahead of his pursuers as he embarks on a perilous cross-country journey to reach the U.S./Mexico border.
5
Break Up
A tense thriller unfolds in Break Up, a 1998 film about a housewife who stays with her abusive husband despite his violent behavior, including an incident that leaves her deaf. When her car is found with an unidentified dead body inside, police suspect she's involved, but as evidence mounts against her, she uncovers clues suggesting her husband may be alive and responsible for the murder.
6
Strange Weather
A woman, still reeling from the loss of her 24-year-old son who took his own life, embarks on a road trip to confront Mark Wright, a friend of his who stole his business idea and now profits from it, using a childhood memory that holds deep significance for her. As she delves deeper into the past, she must navigate complex emotions and confront the truth about her son's final days. The film is a poignant exploration of grief, guilt, and the long road to healing, marked by powerful performances from its lead actress.
6.9
Between the Rains
Between the Rains is a documentary film that follows Kolei, played by (no actor mentioned), a shepherd boy who grapples with his identity as he navigates a prolonged drought in his community. The film explores Kolei's inner conflict and questions about his role as a warrior, which not only shapes masculinity but also the foundation of his society.
6.2
Madtown
A stand-up comedian confesses to a murder on-stage at an open mic night to a shocked audience, revealing a complex web of relationships between himself, his older sister just released from prison after 20 years for their parents' murder, and the loving but surrogate family he's formed. Denny Briggs (Milo Ventimiglia) must choose between his blood ties with his sister or his idealized view of family.
6.2
Happy Halloween
In this lackluster horror offering, a small Midwestern town prepares to celebrate its 300th birthday amidst a series of gruesome and disturbing murders, where the masked killer leaves behind gruesome decorations made from their victims' body parts, in a film that unfortunately fails to deliver on its promising premise.
6.2
Partir un jour
In the poignant and humorous tale of "Partir un jour", Juliette Armanet navigates the complexities of identity, family, and first love as she must put her Parisian culinary dreams on hold to care for her ailing father. Returning to her humble village roots, Cécile finds herself rekindling old flames with her teenage crush, threatening to upend the stability she's built in the city. Will she find a way to balance her passions and her heart, or will this journey force her to reevaluate what truly matters?
6.3
Marsupilami
In this wildly entertaining family adventure, a seemingly ordinary package delivery becomes an out-of-this-world escapade when David discovers he's carrying a baby Marsupilami - a mythical creature that's equal parts adorable and elusive. As he navigates the jungle with his new, furry friend in tow, our hero must stay one step ahead of those involved in animal trafficking to ensure the little marsupilami gets the help it needs. With Philippe Lacheau delivering laughs as the hapless David, "Marsupilami" is a comedy-adventure that's equal parts action-packed and heartwarming.
3.4
Ketenpere: Dalavere
In "Ketenpere: Dalavere", comedy reigns supreme as Kalender's latest venture - a film company - sets him on an unlikely alliance with his arch-nemesis Vefa, in a quest to outwit Feza, a wealthy businessman with an extraterrestrial obsession. The stage is set for a hilarious game of cat and mouse, as our hero tries to outsmart the mastermind who trapped him in the first place. With its lighthearted tone and comedic flair, this sequel promises to deliver laughs and excitement in equal measure.
6.5
L'acrobate
Léon (Claude Melki), a bathhouse attendant, discovers a passion for tango that will change his life. He falls in love with Fumée (Laurence Bru), a young and pretty prostitute who becomes his partner in tango contests.
7
Speak Now
High school friends TJ (Melody Melendez), Sarah, and Jenny reunite to host Nella's bachelorette party, but when Nella disappears after a disastrous evening, the girls, including future sister-in-law Carly (Nicole Bilderback), must devise a plan to find her. Along the way, loyalties are tested in a stagnant relationship, teaching the girls that sometimes enough is enough.
5.1
The Wrong Nanny
Stella Armstrong hires Blake, a seemingly perfect nanny, to help with her twin baby boys, only to discover that the young woman is her own daughter she gave up for adoption at birth, Blake seeking revenge by destroying Stella's life and family. The film tells the story of Stella's desperate situation and the sinister intentions of Blake.
6.5
Girls Town
The film follows three high school friends—Patti (Lili Taylor), Angela (Bruklin Harris), and Emma (Anna Grace)—as they navigate their senior year of high school in urban America. The group's dynamics are put to the test when one of their own, Nikki, commits suicide after being raped while working as an intern at a local magazine. Through Nikki's journal, the girls discover dark secrets about each other's lives and band together to seek revenge on those who wronged them, including Patti's abusive ex-boyfriend and Emma's attacker.
7.6
Across the Ice: The Greenland Victory March
In a daring feat of endurance and human spirit, Sebastian Copeland and his partner embarked on an 2010 Guinness World Record-breaking journey to kite ski across Greenland's vast expanse, braving unforgiving storms and complete isolation as they pushed the limits of what's possible in the most inhospitable environment on Earth.
6.3
L'ivresse du pouvoir
In the gripping drama "L'ivresse du pouvoir", Isabelle Huppert delivers a tour-de-force performance as Magistrate Jeanne Charmant-Killman, a dogged investigator who uncovers a web of corruption that threatens to destroy her own life along with that of CEO Michel Humeau. As she digs deeper, Charmant-Killman becomes increasingly intoxicated by the power she is amassing, leading to a heart-wrenching disintegration of her private life and a devastating toll on those around her. Based on a true story involving French former oil company Elf Aquitaine and judge Eva Joly, this film is a thought-provoking exploration of the darker side of ambition and the consequences of taking power too far.
6.5
The Big Gay Musical
In this charming gay-themed musical-comedy film, two young actors, Paul and Eddie, find their lives eerily mirrored in the storyline of an Off-Broadway musical about two gay men, Adam and Steve, who defy the biblical narrative to be themselves. As they navigate love, family, and acceptance, the film's musical numbers, including tap dancing angels and a re-telling of the Genesis story, add to the humor and heart. Ultimately, Paul and Eddie realize that life is better when you accept yourself just the way you are.
6.5
Living It Up
In this screwball comedy, Jerry Lewis and Dean Martin star as unlikely partners in a wild adventure to New York City. After being mistakenly diagnosed with radiation poisoning, railroad worker Homer Flagg is offered an all-expenses-paid trip to see the big city - but his best friend and doctor must cover up the truth behind Homer's "illness" when he falls for the reporter who secured the trip. Chaos ensues as Homer becomes a celebrity, Wally marries Steve, and the two friends concoct elaborate deceptions to escape their predicament.
6.9
Avanak Apti
In this 1978 comedy gem, the unassuming Apti, a simple-minded village man, finds himself at the center of attention after a series of unlikely events culminates in him besting a feared foe. As his newfound reputation grows, so does his curiosity, leading him into an unexpected romance with a singer and a thrilling adventure that will test his mettle. With Kemal Sunal shining as the endearingly oblivious Apti, this Turkish comedy is a delightful, lighthearted romp.