What to Watch Right Now

A hauntingly beautiful film about the world's flight into chaos. Rimmer paints directly on clear 35mm leader, using odd materials such as household cleaners, varnish, inks and sometimes fish scales and ferns.

The world is about to end. Maya is forced to go home to the province of Zambales. There, she confronts her childhood house that terrorizes her as frogs rain outside.

Obsessed with becoming internet famous, Matt ropes his friend Olivia in attempting one of the craziest trends online, the Spicy Noodle Challenge.

A pair of criminals coordinate a home robbery, but their plan is derailed when an eavesdropper interferes.

A father must cook a feast for his family on the most important day of their lives. A heartwarming and bleak film about family.

A cartoon satire---yes, it is now politically incorrect---on Indian life on and off the reservation. It is filled with black-out sight gags, word-play and caricatures involving pottery-making, rug-weaving and totem poles, and some well-known historical native-americans---Sitting Bull and others---are satirized.

A mother moves to France with her new fiancé, leaving behind her teenage children to fend for themselves and care for their Aunt with multiple personalities.

A group of young delinquents embrace the thrill of spontaneity on a drunken night out in Helensville, New Zealand. However, they are forced to face the harsh reality of their recklessness when a drug induced idea takes a quick turn for the worse.

A group of activists hold a public meeting, desperate to save the world. As the meeting unravels, they discover the greatest threat to their future is already in the room.

Mama donkey warns her exuberant son against letting the people discover he can race.

A spectacular look at the changing face of London's Piccadilly Circus, both above and below ground.