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Sky just wanted to avoid her estranged grandmother with Alzheimer's-but when she finally visits, she uncovers a haunting mystery. Surrounded by ghostly figures that vanish from memory the moment they're unseen, Sky and her friends find themselves trapped in a terrifying cycle of forgotten horrors.

As a shy nerdy young man Shrirenu gets rejected when he proposes marriage to a girl. In later years too he fails to find a partner. Now in his early 40s he is a Sanskrit teacher and his family members arrange his marriage with Madhu a teacher.of French language. Despite their different approaches to life both get along fine at first, romance blooms but there are disagreements over petty issues and they break up. They love each other and later when their misunderstandings are getting cleared Madhu's earlier boyfriend makes an appearance. Will Shrirenu and Madhu get together again?

Danny, an ex-soldier homeless in Dublin, meets Will, a teen fleeing a drug gang. Their encounter forces them to confront their pasts while navigating the harsh realities they face.

Six-year-old Amálka is shut out of a family argument. She spends an idyllic afternoon at the lake with her grandparents and later learns the fuss was about her mother's plan to break away and live as an artist in Prague.

5th grade is hard; but graduating 5th grade and leaving for Middle School is harder. Damien, the "quiet" student of the class, is sorry to be leaving his favorite teacher, Mrs. Lewis, behind. However, she suggests they remain "pen pals," which means he can still write to her about all his new school and experiences. Time passes, and as a senior in college, struggling with career choices and girlfriend troubles, Damien rediscovers his old letters and starts writing again. Little does he know..... Mrs. Lewis has passed away. Her granddaughter, Lindsey, has taken over the letter-writing in an attempt to aid Damien and also prove her self-worth. Lindsey is a relationships therapist with her own complexes; her own struggling romances and a crushing case of imposter system keeps her from committing to any true relationships in her life. This strange friendship between a man too scared of the future, and a woman scared to commit to her present, will teach them both what it means to be confident in themselves, and what they seek in another partner.

In a coastal Florida town threatened by an impending hurricane, locals prepare for a mandatory evacuation. As the last tourists depart and residents board-up their homes, a few wanderers choose to remain.

NAACP Image Award "Outstanding Documentary" An illuminating and heartfelt tribute to Juanita Moore, widely recognized as an icon. This biopic celebrates her career, showing why she deserves such status and allowing audiences to see the radiant qualities that make her shine like a bright star.

Clémence, a lawyer, leaves her marriage to embrace her true self. Her ex-husband fights for custody of their son Paul, manipulating him. As their relationship deteriorates, Clémence struggles to maintain her maternal bond.

A group of survivors try to take back control of the planet after an apocalyptic invasion.

May, 1942. WWII rages across a world divided. Sailing across the sea, a Japanese Hell Ship transports prisoners of war (POWs) to occupied territories for slave labour. Onboard the ship is Saito, a traitor to the Japanese who is being sent back to the motherland to be sentenced to death. As further punishment, Saito is shackled to another POV, a British soldier named Bronson who holds nothing but hatred for Saito because of his Japanese nationality. When the Hell Ship is torpedoed by Allied submarines, Saito and Bronson are thrown overboard and wash ashore a deserted island. But they are not alone. Bronson and Saito are hunted by a monstrous creature- the Orang Ikan- who will stop at nothing until both men are dead. Bronson and Saito must put aside their hatred for one another to survive the island and kill the creature before it kills them first. The film which is supported by the Singapore Film Commission (SFC), is due to start production in October 2023 at Infinite Studios in Batam, Indonesia - one of the largest production service facilities in Southeast Asia and in West Java.

Lucas and Jenny’s new home comes with a killer catch: a creature spewing pit. Before they can even unpack, the ghoul-churning rift invites a menagerie of monsters to their doorstep for a housewarming they won’t forget. Luckily for them, a host of neighbours are at hand to help fight the denizens summoned from the nightmare dimension.

An Indigenous teenager discovers photography during a youth trip in Western Australia.

I don't want to play in your yard, I don't like you anymore, you'll be sorry when you see me sliding down our cellar door.

Three soldiers find themselves lost in a seemingly endless forest on enemy soil as World War Two rages around them. Slowly the men run out of food and water, and then slowly lose their senses, turning on one another and fighting for their lives. Private Scott struggles to understand the will of the forest and escape the madness.

In 1983, a disabled Californian woman named Elizabeth Bouvia sought the "right to die," igniting a national debate about autonomy, dignity, and the value of disabled lives. After years of courtroom trials, Bouvia disappeared from public view. Disabled director Reid Davenport investigates what happened to Bouvia and her story's disturbing relevance today.

Civil rights lawyer Chase Strangio's courtroom battles against anti-trans laws intertwine with exposing media narratives impacting public perception of transgender rights.

An intimate series of moments takes place in a community of zoos and animal rescue centers across Argentina.

A tribute to Jaws (1975), the movie that sparked a lasting fascination with the ocean's most misunderstood predator.

Down from the Mountaintop is a powerful drama for teens and families that relates to scripture and the fourth Luminous Mystery of the Rosary, The Transfiguration, when Christ's disciples wished that they too could stay on the mountaintop. This is the story of shy, music-loving Adam McGlinn, the new kid in town, who gets talked into going on a youth group retreat. "Go, meet people," his parents say. He reluctantly agrees and arrives at the mountain retreat center, guitar in hand. He is welcomed enthusiastically by the teens in the music group. Adam not only grows close to this new community of friends but feels a spiritual connection to God and the Church. Then the weekend retreat ends. In his new fervor, Adam resolves to start a Christian band at his public high school, only to discover that his new "friends" have returned to their routines, his parents don't get it and his sister Emily makes fun of him. Discouraged, Adam wonders if his encounter with God was just an illusion.

Leilani Farha, Special Rapporteur on the Right to Housing for the United Nations, examines the affordability housing crisis, where the working class can no longer afford to live in many of the world's major cities, let alone the poor, access to housing which is legally supposed to be a basic human right. In traveling to many cities where this situation is especially problematic, Farha speaks to many native sons and daughters who feel like they are literally being pushed out of their hometown for no fault of their own. The core of the problem is the commodification of housing and real estate as opposed to it being that right, where many landowners don't care about it as housing per se, and thus don't treat it like the human need that it is. While some of the world's major real estate corporations, like Blackstone, are the biggest sources of the problem, other "investors", who are solely trying to make money without thinking too much about what is being invested in, are contributing to the problem. Such investors include pension funds, the individual pensioners who may not be aware that among the people negatively affected are other pensioners literally being pushed out of their homes.

Starring Richard Harris and Lukas Haas, this adaptation of the classic novel by John Steinbeck tells the tale of a poor Mexican pearl diver who finds a valuable pearl that promises to end all his family's struggles. But when things do not turn out as simply as the pearl diver anticipates, the initially hopeful story takes on tragic undertones, and becomes a warning about the destructive forces of jealousy and greed that can often accompany wealth.

In 2012, A teenage girl in the small Dutch town of Haren creates a Facebook event for her sixteenth birthday party, but mistakenly makes it public instead of private. Inspired by a love of the Hollywood movie Project X, Dutch teenagers make the event go viral, and soon tens of thousands of people sign up to come to the party. Despite warnings, police and local authorities don't think anyone will turn up. No provisions are made to entertain the masses of young people who arrive in Haren, and the party soon explodes into a full-blown riot.