The Strangers

Rocky and Lulu live in opposite sides of the planet: they bump into each other in ChatRoulette and decide to stay in touch. They get closer, but we find out more about them that they will never tell each other. It's a lot better in the virtual world they create for each other: using video diaries, secret confessions, fictional representations of facts of their lives made with toys, dance performances and songs they create a place where they can truly be themselves. But how real can their world be?

Thrown naked into an isolated room with thirteen strangers, Tonya discovers that she is the final contestant in a deadly game. Restrained by lethal electronic collars, the players must use clues from a box to find both an exit and the reason for their abduction. One by one, the players are eliminated as their curfew begins and the lights go out. They are in a race to survive and discover which of them is the killer.

Fourth trailer for OK, Enough, Goodbye.. A sardonic and wistful comedy and an intimate portrait of a city, Rania Attieh and Daniel Garcia's terrific self-produced debut could be a passive-aggressive Lebanese version of I Killed My Mother. Except, in this case, the elderly mother is wise enough to ditch her sad-sack 40-year-old baker son (Daniel Arzouni, like all the cast, a non-actor), leaving him with nothing but the company of Tripoli, the northern provincial capital of Lebanon, and what it offers (including an abandoned public project by Oscar Niemeyer). Attieh and Garcia are actually composing a variant on the coming-of-age genre, as our unnamed protagonist is thrust into his independence late in life, and must learn to fend for himself--and he fails miserably. Uncertain how to exist outside of his mother-son relationship, he seeks the company of strangers and acquaintances, grudgingly befriending a neighbouring boy, and beginning an extremely awkward relationship with a prostitute who contacted him via SMS. While accompanying a friend to an office for foreign-contracted maids, the man hastily hires an Ethiopian worker who speaks no Arabic. But when the relationship quickly turns sour due to an inability to communicate, he is left to regret his actions and seeks out a way to rectify his situation. All the while, he keeps his mother's absence a secret. Observational and warm-hearted in the best sense, OK, Enough, Goodbye. is a memorable and unpolished gem that shows the light and dark sides of Lebanese culture in equal measure.

Trailer for Seven Below. A group of strangers find themselves stranded after a tour bus accident, and must ride out a foreboding storm in a house where brutal murders occurred 100 years earlier. The wet and tired group become targets of an unstoppable evil presence.