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As a preview of the 60th founding Anniversary of the Freunde der deutschen Kinemathek (today: Arsenal), the installation of videos by Japanese-American avant-garde video and film pioneer Takahiko Iimura, who died in July 2022, commemorates a screening at the Arsenal cinema on Welserstraße, on April 18, 1973.

A wellness weekend for three friends is in danger of derailing: Marlene is in a serious midlife crisis and is looking for a sex date. She accompanies the divorced Eva and her ex-husband's new wife to protect them from stupid things. Unfortunately, the three seem to attract chaos almost magically.

A family weekend is thrown into chaos by a big revelation that tests love and loyalties.

After the events of Kabaddi 3, Kaji now doesn't seek love as he is suffering from the pain of his previous relationships. The movie revolves around Shanti (a new character), Kaji, and Bam Kaji.

Wally intends to have a nice quiet day at home--until his brother-in-law Eddie shows up with his kids.

How a hardscrabble shoemaker from New England defied expectations and invented the ultimate Southern California lifestyle brand: Vans. Paul Van Doren never skateboarded, surfed, snowboarded, or flipped a BMX bike, but his simple, rubber-soled sneaker from 1966 has been at the heart of the global action-sports movement for half a century. This is the candid, comedic, and occasionally tragic portrait of Paul and his company, some of the world-renowned athletes he inspired, and the hard lessons he's learned along the way, including why you must NEVER CATCH PIGEONS.

A couple leaving for their honeymoon trip to Europe fall prey to a gang of con artists in a rigged card game. Can this marriage survive?

When a woman's voracious appetite causes her to gain weight, her husband starts spending evenings with a slender married woman. When the spouses arrive and catch the philandering pair together, they all reconsider their decisions.

In the sequel to "Vampires Are Real", a group of hunters undergo a trial held by a vampire.

The widow lives in a houseboat near one of the beaches. Charley is her devoted lover, but his bashfulness prevents him from proposing. She has a daughter, Lilly, who is visiting in a nearby town. She accepts Heinie subject to her mother's approval. The mother cannot see it and wires her daughter that she cannot marry the young man unless he shows her $5,000. She orders the girl home. Heinie says that he has a brother living near the widow's houseboat and that he will accompany Lilly home so as to be on the ground. Heinie and Charley are very much alike, in fact, the only difference between the brothers is in the way in which they wear their mustaches. Charley tells of his difficulty in proposing to the widow and Heinie offers to propose for him for $5,000. Charley accepts and Henie clips his mustache to correspond with Charley's. Rev. Mr. Fish has decided to go fishing and takes his Bible along to keep him company. He stops near the houseboat and casts his line. Heinie arrives at the houseboat and is greeted fondly by the widow, who believes him to be Charley. Heinie starts his proposal, but before he gets halfway through the widow accepts and embraces him. This is too much for Heinie, but the widow, seeing the minister nearby, calls him to the boat to marry them at once. This does not suit Heinie at all, and he takes refuge in flight. Running to the upper deck, he discovers Lilly. She, does not recognize him at first, but he explains and they embrace. The preacher and the widow search for the missing bridegroom. He is discovered in the arms of Lilly. The widow tries to make him marry her, and Heinie again flies. He persuades Lilly to elope with him, and arriving at the mainland, they search for a justice to perform the ceremony. The widow grabs the minister and takes him to land also, expecting to catch the fleeing bridegroom and make him marry her. Heinie and Lilly find a justice and the ceremony is started. The widow and the minister, seeing them from the distance, make a short cut and run into Charley. The widow still believes that it is Charley who has caused her anguish and insists that he marry her. This just suits Charley. Heinie and Lilly return to the house of Charley, but find that Charley and the widow have followed suit. Heinie demands the $5,000, which Charley pays.

A young man attempts to prove that he has given up a life of crime but he finds that society is not so forgiving of an ex-convict.

Tony the Stamper is about to uncover a nasty secret when his mentor and Yoga master, Stanley, goes missing amid a hazardous narcotic gas that has flooded the city streets. It seems that cutting people up is the only way Tony is going to get the answers he needs.

Blind Innocence is the story of a father and his young daughter, Mary, living in an isolated 1800's countryside cottage. As the story unfolds, we uncover a darker underlying secret that the Father has been hiding from young Mary.

Iran enjoys one of the most productive film cultures of our time, yet what is less known by contemporary audiences , is the formative past of this vibrant cinema. The creativity, modern lyricism and social commitment of the filmmakers before the 1979 revolution is seldom remembered by the film critics outside the country. This film sets out to portray that the post revolution cinema that came to be recognized by the world was a product of Kanoon, an institution that influenced the artistic culture of several generations. Kanoon was a medium for filmmakers to express their socio political and cultural criticisms under the title of children's cinema. It gave rise to an aesthetic art that was itself a by product of that very historical embodiment.