<p>A real crowd-pleaser, "Sherman's Way" starts with two strangers forced into a road trip of convenience only to veer off the path into a quirky exploration of friendship, fatherhood and the universal task of finding one's place in the world - a world in which one wrong turn can change your destination.</p><p>The discord begins when Sherman, a young, uptight Ivy-Leaguer, finds himself stranded on the West Coast with an eccentric stranger and washed-up, middle-aged former athlete Palmer in an attempt to make it down to Beverly Hills in time for a career-making internship at a prestigious law firm. The two couldn't be more incompatible. Palmer is a reckless charmer with a zest for life; Sherman is an arrogant snob with a sense of entitlement. Palmer is content reliving his past; Sherman is focused solely on his future. But somehow over the course of the movie, they manage to meet in the middle.</p>

<p>Three years after entering prison for robbery as a 19-year-old heroin addict, Sherry Swanson (Maggie Gyllenhaal) begins her first day of freedom, clean and sober. A model prisoner who has undergone personal transformation, she immediately sets out to regain custody of her young daughter Alexis (Ryan Simpkins), who has been cared for in her absence by her brother Bobby (Brad William Henke) and his wife Lynn (Bridget Barkan).</p> <p>Unprepared for the demands of the world she's stepped back into, Sherry's hopes of staying clean, getting a job, and becoming a responsible mother are challenged by the realities of unemployment, halfway houses, and parole restrictions. Bobby and Lynn's concerns about Sherry's ability to care for Alexis, and her inability to prove them wrong, threaten to destroy the already delicate relationship she has with her daughter, as well as her newfound sobriety.</p> <p>Disillusioned and haunted by wounds from her childhood, Sherry is eventually confronted with life-altering questions about her own survival and what it means to be a good mother. Ultimately she learns that as the harsh realities of life often get in the way of her best intentions, sometimes it's best to take life one small step at a time.</p>

Inspired by the life of Captain Vikram Batra (PVC), the film celebrates his bravery, valiant spirit and honors his invaluable sacrifice during the Kargil War of 1999, at the age of 24.

<p>In a world where true happiness often feels just out of reach, this intimate drama follows a young woman on a quiet quest for fulfillment through life's simplest pleasures. As she navigates the delicate rhythms of daily existence, her journey revolves around the comforting rituals of preparing nourishing meals and embracing restorative rest, believing that contentment can be found in these everyday moments. However, her serene philosophy is tested when she encounters unexpected relationships that challenge her solitary worldview. Through gentle interactions and poignant self-discovery, she begins to understand that genuine happiness requires more than just personal satisfaction—it demands a connection to others. Blending slice-of-life warmth with introspective melancholy, this character-driven film explores themes of loneliness, resilience, and the quiet courage needed to open one's heart. With its meditative pacing and tender observations of human nature, the story invites viewers to reflect on their own definitions of joy, ultimately suggesting that the path to happiness may be found in the balance between nurturing oneself and embracing the world around us.</p>

Love-struck Jaggi can cross the seven seas for his dream girl, Kartika. Even if it means stopping her wedding as he doesn't want to be friend-zoned.

<p>an action-thriller that begins with the brutal murder of the granddaughter of a wealthy man. Her grieving grandfather issues a challenge heard around the world: “Kill the murderer, and I’ll pay you $1 billion. If you die in the process, the money goes to your family.” All that stands between the accused murderer and death is a tough U.S. Marshall who takes his moral code seriously and who is tasked with delivering the accused from New York to Los Angeles, with just about everyone from nurses to shop clerks to sophisticated criminal organizations trying to kill them both and cash in.</p>

<p>Shot in reverse day-by-day through a week&#8212;a local sheriff embarks on a quest to unlock the mystery of three small-town criminals and a bank heist gone wrong.</p>

<p>Make way for the ultimate homage to one of the most enduring legends of the big screen-Godzilla! The King of the Monsters is back in Tokyo for a city-crushing crusade that speaks to the very roots of the world-renowned franchise.</p><p>It's a peaceful day in Japan when a strange fountain of water erupts in the bay, causing panic to spread among government officials. At first, they suspect only volcanic activity, but one young executive dares to wonder if it may be something different... something alive. His worst nightmare comes to life when a massive, gilled monster emerges from the deep and begins tearing through the city, leaving nothing but destruction in its wake. </p><p>As the government scrambles to save the citizens, a rag-tag team of volunteers cuts through a web of red tape to uncover the monster's weakness and its mysterious ties to a foreign superpower. But time is not on their side-the greatest catastrophe to ever befall the world is about to evolve right before their very eyes.</p>

The Japanese government sets up a special task force to fight the giant creatures suddenly appearing across the country. Soon, the squad unexpectedly meets a giant silver humanoid who starts appearing every time a space monster attacks!

<p>Two brothers once East Harlem's best Salsa dancers are separated after the death of their father only to be reunited years later on opposing ends of gentrification.</p><p>"Shine" is a story rich with the Latin culture of New York's Spanish Harlem. Set among the quickly gentrifying uptown, a family struggles to hold on to as much of the old world values and principles as possible. It is a journey that tests a family bond as two brothers diverge; one works for change as he spearheads a development project, while the other brother holds onto the past and maintains a Black Panther-esque intellectual street rigor. </p><P>The story is told with music and dance, specifically street Salsa, as the through line which connects these brothers. The language, color, and movement distinct to this Latin culture offer a true glimpse into this world and tell this family's tale.</p>

<p>On April 4, 2008, an Academy Award-winning filmmaker and the world's greatest rock n' roll band will unite to bring audiences the year's most extraordinary musical film event, "Shine a Light," to theaters everywhere.</p><p>Martin Scorsese's concert documentary "Shine a Light" will show the world the Rolling Stones as they've never been seen before. Filming at the famed Beacon Theatre in New York City in fall 2006, Scorsese assembled a legendary team of cinematographers to capture the raw energy of the legendary band.</p><p>Oscar-winning cinematographer Robert Richardson ("The Aviator," "JFK") supervised the camera team comprised of several highly acclaimed directors of photography, including Oscar winner John Toll ("The Last Samurai," "Braveheart"), Oscar winner Andrew Lesnie ("The Lord of the Rings" trilogy, "King Kong"), Oscar nominee Stuart Dryburgh ("The Piano," "The Painted Veil"), Oscar nominee Robert Elswit ("Magnolia," "Good Night, And Good Luck."), Oscar nominee Emmanuel Lubezki ("Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events," "Sleepy Hollow") and Ellen Kuras ("Summer of Sam," "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind"). The film was edited by David Tedeschi, who most recently worked with Scorsese on the acclaimed Bob Dylan documentary "No Direction Home: Bob Dylan."</p><p>Financed by Steve Bing's Shangri-La Entertainment and longtime Rolling Stones tour promoter Michael Cohl's Concert Promotions International, the film was produced by Victoria Pearman, Michael Cohl, Zane Weiner and Steve Bing. The executive producers are Stones members Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts and Ronnie Wood, with Jane Rose serving as co-executive producer.</p>

<p>Based on Seth Greenland's novel. It centers on a recently unemployed suburban milquetoast dad whose brother dies and leaves behind a dry cleaning business. He discovers that the business is a front for a prostitution ring, takes it over and starts yuppifying it - giving the girls 401(k)s and health benefits - and bringing on his wife to help run things. When a rival madam finds out about the burgeoning operation, she threatens to take them down.</p>

Yugiri High School's new English teacher, Kinko Shimazaki (Miho Nomoto) , A senior teacher and fiancé Kawamura (Rin Sakiyama) is kissing. Kawamura asked for Kinko's body, but Kinko refused, saying, "I want to have a beautiful body until I get married." During class, Kazuko Okawa (Kae Tanimoto) spread SM magazines on her desk. Upon seeing it, Kinko confiscated the magazine and rebuked Kazuko, but Kazuko took an overtly rebellious attitude. Involuntarily, Kinko slaps. Kinko meets Kawamura to discuss Kazuko. Kawamura somehow takes her to Roppongi's SM show pub "Sugar heel". According to Kawamura, Kazuko's father has made a large donation to the school and has a connection with politicians, so Kazuko is treated as a VIP. There seems to be no teacher or student against her. Kawamura takes Kinko's hand and fights for herself, so she encouraged Kinko to manage to regain a healthy school.

<p>An adaptation of post-apocalyptic young adult novel Ship Breaker. Set in a future after the polar ice caps have melted and major cities have disappeared beneath rising sea waters.</p>

<p>When a routine cargo voyage turns into a harrowing fight for survival, this gripping documentary plunges viewers into the true story of the [m=Shipwrecked: Nightmare at Sea]. The film meticulously reconstructs the terrifying ordeal faced by the crew of a freighter as a sudden, catastrophic storm overwhelms their vessel, leaving them stranded and fighting against the relentless power of the ocean. Through expert interviews and dramatic reenactments, the narrative follows the desperate efforts of the captain and his men as they confront failing equipment, dwindling supplies, and the psychological toll of isolation. The documentary maintains a tense and somber tone, exploring the human spirit’s resilience in the face of overwhelming adversity. It delves into the critical decisions made under pressure and the slim margin between hope and despair, offering a chilling and respectful tribute to those who endured this real-life maritime disaster without revealing its ultimate outcome.</p>

<p>Renowned horror writer Shirley Jackson (Elisabeth Moss) is on the precipice of writing her masterpiece when the arrival of newlyweds upends her meticulous routine and heightens tensions in her already tempestuous relationship with her philandering husband (Michael Stuhlbarg). The middle-aged couple, prone to ruthless barbs and copious afternoon cocktails, begins to toy mercilessly with the naive young couple at their door (Logan Lerman and Odessa Young).</p>

<p>Three roommates attempt to complete a task of their own.</p>

<p>A group of journalists covering George Bush&apos;s planned invasion of Iraq in 2003 are skeptical of the presidents claim that Saddam Hussein has &quot;weapons of mass destruction.&quot;</p>

<p>An alien amoeba crashes to Earth and mutates aquatic life along the shores of North Carolina, unleashing an electrified octopus that terrorizes a seaside resort. Two special operatives try to stop the shock wave of cosmic carnage.</p>

<p>A story of events that led up to a Monday morning in August 1945 when a five-ton bomb-dubbed Little Boy by its creators-was dropped from an American plane onto the Japanese city of Hiroshima, soon to be followed by another that devastated Nagasaki. The first blast left one-third of its 300,000 people dead and the city incinerated, and the dawn of the Atomic Age was launched.</p>

<p>The comedy looks at the lives of four Chicago women from different ethnic backgrounds, bonded by two things. They are shoe addicts who wear the same size. They form a support group, swap 7.5s and become-wait for it-sole sisters. Eventually their bond goes beyond footwear. Berry will play an agoraphobe who feeds her addiction with online footwear purchases.</p>

<p>In a world where the smallest details can unravel the biggest secrets, this two-minute short film presents a deceptively simple yet deeply resonant premise centered on a single, overlooked object. A chance encounter with a loose shoelace sets off a chain of events that forces a quiet, unassuming individual to confront an unexpected moment of connection or crisis. As the protagonist grapples with the mundane task of tying what has come undone, the narrative subtly transforms into a meditation on patience, vulnerability, and the fleeting nature of everyday interactions. The tone is intimate and observational, blending subtle humor with a touch of poignant realism to capture a snapshot of human behavior in its most unguarded state. Without relying on elaborate dialogue, the story unfolds through expressive visual storytelling and nuanced performance, drawing the viewer into a brief but memorable slice of life. This compact piece proves that even the most ordinary actions can carry extraordinary weight, leaving audiences with a lingering sense of reflection long after the screen fades to black.</p>

A young magistrate recalls three tales of heinous crimes committed by women, and the brutal punishments that ensued.

<p>A man named Mr. Smith delivers a woman&apos;s baby during a shootout, and is then called upon to protect the newborn from the army of gunmen.</p>

<p>Based on an upcoming memoir by Air Force Major Mary Jennings Hegar, who served three tours in Afghanistan as a rescue helicopter pilot and transported hundreds of soldiers off the battlefield in hot zone areas. During one of those tours, her helicopter was shot down in the midst of a rescue mission. </p><p>She got shot by the Taliban, but battled through her injury to save the three Americans she had been sent to rescue, along with her own team. They got out of there in a daring and death defying escape. </p><p>Beyond her battlefield heroics that included winning the Purple Heart and becoming only the sixth woman to receive the Distinguished Flying Cross, Hegar successfully waged and won an important battle on U.S. soil: She sued the Department of Defense over the Combat Exclusion Policy that kept women from direct combat. The policy was ruled unconstitutional as a result, and was repealed. </p>

<p>A young photographer&apos;s eye is caught by a solitary man with a balloon. The boy tries to approach the stranger unnoticed and take a picture of him, but the moment he presses the camera shutter, the world stops.</p>

<p>A documentary capturing photographer and activist Misan Harriman&#8217;s journey documenting global protest movements that drive social change. Follow Harriman as he highlights the resilience of grassroots activists fighting for equality, civil rights, and social justice, the film showcases the intersectionality of these movements and their collective power. With historical context, interviews with activists, and explorations of digital activism, the documentary reveals how Harriman&apos;s lens brings the world&apos;s activism to light, inspiring viewers to recognize their own power in shaping a more just society.</p>

<p>A top Marine sniper, Bob Lee Swagger, leaves the military after a mission goes horribly awry and disappears, living in seclusion. He is coaxed back into service after a high-profile government official convinces him to help thwart a plot to kill the President of the United States. Ultimately double-crossed and framed for the attempt, Swagger becomes the target of a nationwide manhunt. He goes on the run to track the real killer and find out who exactly set him up, and why, eventually seeking revenge against some of the most powerful and corrupt leaders in the free world.</p>

<p>With a bunch of friends, £1000 and a vision, teenager James Will Day shot his first feature film in the summer of 2025. This documentary shows what it was like on the set of a film made from nothing. Displaying the fun, exciting and tough moments of making a dream come true.</p>

<p>Based on Steve Martin's bestselling novella, "Shopgirl" is a funny and poignant story of love in the modern age. Mirabelle (Claire Danes) mans the glove counter at a high end department store in Beverly Hills, selling things that nobody buys anymore. An artist struggling to keep up with even the minimum payment on her credit card and student loans, she lives a quiet life and keeps to herself until a rich, handsome fiftysomething named Ray Porter (Martin) sweeps her off her feet. Mirabelle revels in the attention, the sex, and especially, being in love, but somewhere, subconsciously, she realizes that the relationship cannot last. Soon, she has to make a decision: will she stick with Ray, hoping that his feelings for her might grow, or does she take a chance with Jeremy (Jason Schwartzman), a musician who may offer more?</p>

<p>A Japanese couple stuck with part-time jobs and hence inadequate incomes avail themselves of the fruits of shoplifting to make ends meet. They are not alone in this behaviour. The younger and the older of the household are in on the act. The unusual routine is about to change from care-free and matter-of-fact to something more dramatic, however, as the couple open their doors to a beleaguered young girl. The reasons for the family's habit and their motivations come under the microscope.</p>

<p>Denver, summer 1987. A group of quirky and confused teenagers are about to have their lives changed forever over the course of one night when the news hits them that their heroes, iconic British band The Smiths, are splitting.Young and feisty Cleo doesn't know what to do with her life and dreams of running away to Paris. Ryan, who works in the local record store, has a huge crush on her but doesn't know how to tell her.</p><p>As Cleo and her friends start a night of hard partying to mourn their musical loss, Ryan is driven to a more daring and dangerous form of tribute: he decides to hold up the local radio station at gunpoint and make the DJ play nothing but Smiths tracks for the entire night. And with the radio at full blast, the group of friends will go on a journey of self-discovery that will transform them forever.</p><p>Inspired by true events, "Shoplifters of the World" is a spirited and moving comedy, that celebrates youth and the power of music to change people's lives, showcasing the iconic sound and style of England’s greatest 80s band: The Smiths.</p>

<p>Based on the book "The Short and Tragic Life of Robert Peace: A Brilliant Young Man Who Left Newark for the Ivy League" by Jeff Hobbs. It's true story centers on Peace, a young African-American man who left the crime-ridden streets of Newark to attend Yale. There, he studied molecular biochemistry and biophysics and excelled at school, but the troubles from his upbringing continued to plague him until his violent and all-too-soon end.</p>

<p>Remake of the 1986 film, the original introduced Number 5, a robot built by the military to be a highly sophisticated weapon. It developed a conscience and a personality after being hit by lightning, and then needed the help of humans after it was targeted for destruction by its makers, once it became a peacenik.</p>

<p>A series of vignette style short films that cover grief in many different ways.</p>

<p>It follows Nathan Fisher (Bryan Greenberg of "Prime" and "One Tree Hill"), a thirtysomething Brooklyn hipster whose ambitious girlfriend (Emmanuelle Chriqui) leaves him after his writing career stalls. Nathan soon gets a call from his brother in Florida that their father (Harris Yulin) has been hospitalized. Nathan arrives home to find his father recovering, if grouchy, and his mother (Linda Lavin) in a hazy state. While there, he meets his mother's manicurist (Kathleen Rose Perkins), the polar opposite of his girlfriend, but perhaps what he needs to recover.</p>

<P>Teenage Nola grew up living out of a van with her charismatic father, Clint; two nomads against the world. When tragedy strikes, Nola must confront the reality of life on the road alone. She'll need to take the wheel for the first time learning to own her grief, her past and her new destination.</P>

<p>Fear isn&apos;t always irrational.</p>

<p>In a chilling twist on the day of love, "Short Sharp Scares: Valentine" plunges viewers into a haunting tale where affection turns to dread. The story follows a group of unsuspecting individuals whose Valentine's Day celebrations take a sinister turn as they confront eerie occurrences that unsettle the very essence of romance. Central to the narrative is a character grappling with past heartbreak and the desire for connection, whose journey becomes entwined with inexplicable horrors lurking beneath the surface of seemingly ordinary encounters. As tension escalates, the film masterfully blends suspense and psychological terror, creating an atmosphere thick with unease and anticipation. The tone oscillates between intimate vulnerability and spine-tingling menace, delivering a compact yet impactful horror experience. With its brisk pacing and sharp storytelling, this short film invites audiences to reconsider the darker possibilities hidden within love’s most celebrated day.</p>

<p>Short Stop is a short film about a kid with cystic fibrosis trying to join his college baseball team but can&apos;t due to his condition and needs to find a new meaning for his life other then baseball</p>

<p>"Short Term 12" is told through the eyes of Grace, a twenty-something supervisor at a foster-care facility for at-risk teenagers. Passionate and tough, Grace is a formidable caretaker of the kids in her charge - and in love with her long-term boyfriend and co-worker, Mason. </p><p>But Grace's own difficult past - and the surprising future that suddenly presents itself - throw her into unforeseen confusion, made all the sharper with the arrival of a new intake at the facility: a gifted but troubled teenage girl with whom Grace has a charged connection.</p><p>While the subject matter is complex and often dark, this lovingly realized film finds truth - and humor - in unexpected places.</p>