In this special Billions Club Live concert film, Bad Bunny delivers a one-night-only performance in Tokyo, celebrating his historic run of 28 tracks (and counting) with over 1 billion streams each on Spotify. Following an extraordinary year in which he was named Spotify’s Global Top Artist for a record-breaking fourth time, the global superstar marks his first-ever performance in Asia with an electrifying set packed with his biggest billion-stream hits. Captured in stunning detail, this exclusive standalone event honors Bad Bunny’s unparalleled global impact and the power of Latin music to connect fans worldwide.

When an unplanned baby nicknamed Guava enters the lives of conservative mother Cuc, troubled daughter Mai, and detached gay son Quang, the trio travels back in time through their family diaries and photos.

After a summer away, Felix returns to campus with a new mindset, new friends and the same ex boyfriend. After running into each other at a party Montgomery and Felix have to decide if this is love or a thing of the past.

A woman political prisoner escapes execution in Iran. Three different narratives are intertwined to tell her story: the reality, the story of a camel that ran away from being sacrificed and a subjective journey in the world of Persian myths. Shall she find a way to save her life by using the help of a powerful phoenix, magical feathers and inspiring forces?

Paul Wendkos was a bit of an auteurist fetish object in the early 1960's, when his career in theatrical features reached its pinnacle. He made his mark with such genre outings as The Burglar (1957) and Face of a Fugitive (1959), as well as with the hit Gidget (1959) and his acclaimed indictment of evangelicalism Angel Baby (1961). Many of the finest critics and film writers wrote of his style admiringly, even as studio contracts regularly saddled him with empty commercial vehicles. Quentin Tarantino even credited him as the director of the faux action saga The 14 Fists of McCluskey in his Once Upon a Time...in Hollywood. What is there to Paul Wendkos when we look at him and his work today?

A reluctant influencer’s first viral dance video overflows with comments from people claiming to lose their bodies after watching it.

After a sudden on-set sound accident, a sound engineer is left completely disoriented. As a looming deadline closes in, he struggles to hold himself together, unsure if he can trust what he hears, or his own mind.

A former professional biathlonist is disillusioned with life and has no ambitions left, but his new pupil – a boy with Down syndrome – forces him to change and find a new meaning in life.

Lenny brings his friend Lyle to a local restaurant to experience THE drink of the season, Lemon Limeade.

After losing their beloved mentor days before the big national Scooter Race, the inexperienced Norah and her two best friends seek out the guidance of a reclusive idol to take down a wealthy, rival crew.

To look or not to look? That is the question an autistic woman faces when her difficulty making eye contact causes difficulties at her retail job.

Alex

German filmmaker Susanne, married to a Korean man named Kim Jeong Rae, turns the camera toward her own intercultural marriage and family with both humor and tenderness. Blending vérité and performance, the film dives into the beautiful mess of love, identity, and cultural collision. Becoming Kim asks: How do we stay true to ourselves—while learning to love another?

The Dark Heaven

A woman visits a man and teaches him that BABY can be anything he wants.

Stuck in a decollate life and a dead marriage a father goes to any lengths to continue to dream a life for his daughter and himself

A young woman struggling with her relationships meets an old friend in her childhood treehouse.

A group of dancers positions themselves between the ancient and modern ruins of the island of Crete, Greece.