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In 1917, white employees attempted to unionize and decide to strike. The company responded by luring Blacks from the south to East St. Louis as strikebreakers. This manipulation pits migrant Blacks against white employees; decimating lives, homes, and a community.

Under his daring look of flower lover and naive painter, Father Tulipe is a counterfeiter who only makes small cuts to improve his ordinary.

Cruel and mysterious murders in the city. Half of each body is placed together. Police officer Aditya Is assigned to the case. Aditya initially believes a sadist husband and a businessman or behind the murders. However, the entire police department are shocked when they see the CCTV footage.

Kat and Karissa have spent the last 12 years in Toronto and Los Angeles chasing their dreams of being writers and filmmakers. When 30 hits, they make the tough decision to pack up their lives and head back to their small home town of Chatham, Ontario, in search of some stability. The dream is not completely lost, but requires some re-imagining. On top of that, Kat and Karissa find themselves emotionally tested by the realities of being unmarried, childless by choice, women taking the road less traveled and learning to use their voice, accept themselves, stand their ground and fearlessly "take up space". Their paths, until now, have always looked as identical as them... but they find themselves at a pivotal crux... what if they don't actually want the same things anymore? They must determine how to honour themselves and their individual dreams while still holding onto their collective goals. They take advantage of the opportunity to start selling real estate with their father while they rebuild their lives and relationships with their family and rediscover exactly who they are and what they want out of life. All while navigating the challenges of living with their parents in adulthood.

Kara Chase joins a grueling reality survival show, "Solitude," determined to win the million dollar prize and prove her resilience. Isolated deep in remote wilderness, Kara films her daily struggle to survive against hunger, harsh conditions, and psychological strain. When mysterious events escalate beyond mere survival challenges, Kara begins to uncover the dark history hidden within the forest. As reality blurs with terrifying legends, she must confront not only the limits of her own endurance but also an ancient evil awakened by desperation.

An ex-special forces operative suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), who -- in his bid for redemption as a security guard, attempts to save the life of a woman who is being hunted by a corrupt police death squad working for a drug cartel.

In 1988, Deaf students at Gallaudet University protested until the school appointed its first Deaf president, Dr. I. King Jordan, marking a pivotal moment for Deaf rights and representation.

After finding mysterious video clips, siblings investigate the strange recordings and uncover a disturbing secret spreading through their Texas town.

A raw, fly-on-the-wall documentary about Francis Ford Coppola's decades-long journey in creating his self-financed passion project, Megalopolis. The bold and unrelenting epic returns in Mike Figgis' portrait of Coppola's creative process - weaving together archival material, unfiltered cast interviews, and a close-up view of how the legendary filmmaker drew from Roman history, political allegory, and his own singular vision to shape the world of Megalopolis. This isn't a record of a production on the brink, it's a personal memoir unfolding in real time.

Nikhil Parikh lives a middle-class life with his widowed mom in India. Since he has now matured, his mom would like him to get a good job and get married, but Nikhil does not want to do so. So his paternal uncle in Toronto, Canada, sponsors him and he agrees to re-locate there. Upon arrival, his uncle, Chetan, informs him that he arranged for a job at his very firm namely Cohen Hospital Supplies, which is run by a Jewish family, consisting of father, Sam; son, Morris, and Morris' wife, Hannah. Nikhil brushes up on this firm and meets with Morris on the very same day, and he is offered the job - not quite what he had expected - but for looking after Sam, who is now senile - and is obsessed with returning to Israel. This is where Nikhil will get his Canadian name, Shwartza (Black boy), and he will learn to call his male and female employers as Sir and Madame respectively. He will also face his first challenge - when Sam decides to run away on the very first day. Nikhil overcomes the trauma of the first day at the job, and eventually befriends Sam, who even calls him Zayda (father). Both bond and spend considerable time together. When Morris and Hannah leave for an overnight trip, Nikhil takes Sam to his apartment, where he lives with Baldev, a taxi-driver; Xavier and Keith - who are waiters at a Chinese restaurant; as well as Ali Akbar; and Chetan himself. This is where Sam will experience freedom as he had before - a freedom that will have dire consequences for him and Nikhil in the near future.

Paper Moon is inspired by the popular The Iron Lady which has won 5 Golden Awards. The movie is centered around The Iron Lady who has showcased her iron fist in winning the race in business world. Song, a boy from a poor family which produced kites had a crush on a girl from a wealthy family, who later become the iron lady. The pure love between young couple subsequently evolved into a romantic yet dreary epic

A documentary about the search for fame: How important is fame for us? What if your two classmates become famous all over the world, and you don't? In a search for a classmate of film director Sergio Leone and film composer Ennio Morricone in Rome, this film explores the magical aura of fame. A film about fame and the glimmer of living in the shadows. Somewhere in a small restaurant in Rome, a photograph hangs on the wall. It's an old, yellowed class photo which evokes nostalgia for bygone times. A large group of cute boys in school uniform look straight at the camera lens. Thousands of these photographs have been taken, but this one is special. Two of these boys would become very famous later: Sergio Leone and Ennio Morricone. They were classmates. The photograph has become famous because of this, as well. In every film about Sergio Leone, in every interview with Ennio Morricone, this photograph is shown. And the two little faces are higlighted. Look: there is little Sergio, and there, look: little Ennio. But they don't stand exactly next to each other; there is someone in between them. If you ask "and who is that?", people are surprised: "That boy? No, we don't know, that boy isn't famous, he's nobody."

Three burglars panicked when they ran into a team of police by accident. During their escape, they accidentally killed a policeman. Holed up in a bar, they took the people inside hostage. But unbeknown to them, one of the hostages was a criminal wanted by the cops.

This political-comedy by famed Director Alejandro Galindo, tells the story of Benito, (Aldalberto Martinez) a widower and blue-collar worker who wants the best for his young son. After reading a flyer promoting the local branch of the Communist Party, this struggling father thinks he has finally found a way to get his just due and provide for his son, while also catching the interest of a waitress he wants to know better. Full of hope and good intentions.Benito joins the union. Ufortunately, he soon discovers that the party leaders are more concerned with their own interests and lining their own pockets then they are with the actual needs of the poor.

My An has a crush on the good-looking and rich Thien. He is labeled "The Prince of the Dreams" in the school, but in the same time he is cold, eccentric and not interested in his peers. His biggest dream is to become a superstar musician. Due to the circumstances and their fathers friendship they would became housemates.

A compilation of various sketches from "Ant and Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway" TV show.

The film explores the complex and profound ties that exist between brothers, fathers, and sons.

Noémie and Lucie have a plan: while Lucie spends the night with the jeweler, Noémie will rob her shop. But they don't account for the jeweler carefully setting the alarm. As soon as it rings, the jeweler runs into her shop and grapples with Lucie. Shouts and blows are exchanged. Lucie hits the jeweler, who falls, blood running down her face. The two thieves get away and split up. Lucie spends the night wandering the streets, before going to see Sam, a nightclub owner. He agrees to provide her with an alibi. Then she goes to see Viviane Guérand, a famous lawyer, whom she wants to defend her. The lawyer, won over by Lucie's nerve, decides to give it a go.

An East European scientist smuggled out of his country by the French is supposed to perfect his invention in suburban Paris, but he is much more interested in having a good time.

A choosy spinster is pushed to find a husband, but might the right man have been hiding in plain sight all along?

Adnan, a young art student, arrives in New York City to flat-sit for the summer. He begins interning at a gallery where an unconventional older artist he once encountered is being exhibited. As moments from his past and present begin to intertwine, a series of encounters - both artistic and erotic - open cracks in his everyday reality.