Jane must stop a memory-altering machine from fixing her dying Ah Gong's biggest regret, or else his perfect imagined life will erase Ah Ma completely.

After the accidental death of his daughter, Rainy, who fell from a bridge, Aek, a single father, finds himself consumed by grief and guilt. He decides to undergo a memory-erasing procedure to wipe Rainy from his mind entirely.

Reunited in their hometown of Kushiro by a bid to revive a once-beloved RPG sequel, a group of childhood friends fight for the future of their town.

When Lexi Bell returns home for the holidays, she faces a beloved family tradition she'd rather avoid: the fiercely competitive Bell Bowl, an annual Christmas flag football showdown between her father and uncle that has fueled decades of sibling rivalry. But when an injury sidelines her brother-in-law, it looks like Lexi's family's losing streak will remain unbroken. To give them a fighting chance, she strikes a deal with Eddie, a former local football star-turned teacher: Lexi will use her baking know-how to help Eddie best his brother in their annual bake-off if he'll pose as her boyfriend and meet the "eligibility requirement" to play on their team. As they navigate each other's festive family gatherings, traditions and celebrations, what started as a transactional partnership begins to become something more as Lexi and Eddie find themselves feeling less and less like their romantic relationship is just pretend.

Renowned documentarian Thomas Heise begins a film on Berlin's Schönhauser Allee, the road he lived on for decades. A few months later, Heise dies unexpectedly.

Pi is on a long, long summer vacation. He is learning about the special things that surround him. What is the stinkiest thing? The priciest? The prettiest…and what is the biggest thing in the world?

In the aftermath of a devastating civil war and amid the ruins of a fractured America, a father risks everything to protect his daughter from an oppressive new regime - setting the stage for a battle that will decide the fate of humanity.

A young Indigenous man who was adopted out of his family as a child undergoes a spiritual transformation as he searches to reconnect with his community.

In 1945, the Dutch were preoccupied with the resistance led by Robert Wolter Mongisidi and his fighters. Bote, as he was known, caught the attention of Emmy Saelan, a nurse at Stella Maris Hospital, through his daring acts. Emmy joined Bote’s group, prompting the Dutch to order the ruthless psychopath Raymond Westerling to hunt them down, dead or alive. What fate awaits Bote and Emmy as they become the targets of a relentless manhunt?

Mentally exhausted Ukrainian soldiers spend a few weeks away from the frontline before returning to war. In this psychological limbo, their reflections reveal how deeply the war has changed them, leaving scars they will carry for life.

When the Ystad police force is shaken to its core by the discovery of a colleague brutally murdered—making the case deeply personal for Wallander, even as he struggles with a painful separation and his own inner demons.

Ken, a Christian conservative, and Rowan, a tree-hugging skeptic, bike from Santa Monica to D.C. before Congress breaks—raising money for shelters and demanding a standard: a safe bed for anyone who needs it. Their odd-couple chemistry fuels a documentary that's part comedy, part gut-punch, meeting the homelessness crisis face-to-face and proving unlikely partners can unite to change the world.

Everyone needs a favorite person. So Jule and Darius want to try again together. A joint trip to the country should help. However, Jule gets cold feet and as a precaution invites a few friends over. The excursion gets into trouble. The five friends are the classic elephant in a china shop and demonstrate how the search for this one favorite person shouldn't be approached.

An uncompromising portrait of Jacek "Tede" Graniecki – one of the most influential and controversial artists in the history of Polish rap. The film is driven by never-before-seen private archives from 1993–2002 – a priceless record of the years when hip-hop in Poland was just being born, with Tede and his crew at the very heart of that revolution. Twenty-two years after his first visit, the artist returns to the streets of New York on a sentimental journey, asking how he, Polish rap, Poland and America have changed.

In a clash of distant centuries and cultures, two children from the 7th century awaken inside a mystical cave from a thousand-year slumber into the chaotic 21st century. Along with them, two ancient Slavic gods rise, incarnating themselves as the parents of Petr and Simona, siblings from the 21st century, leading to countless entertaining adventures in which the four children join forces and bridge the gap between old and new times, cultures, and customs to save the souls of their parents, who are currently unbearably divine.

What is going on with the potatoes in West Flanders? When not only Joshua’s best friend, but the rest of the population as well, turns into a potato-zombie, it’s time to spring into action. In this documentary, we follow Joshua on his quest for answers. It doesn’t take long for him to realize that something much bigger is afoot. He never imagined he would end up caught in such a massive conspiracy in 2026. Captain West Flanders: The Movie - a low-budget passion project by Jietse Pauwaert - is a must-see, and a beautiful love letter to West Flanders.

Long, observational shots of people and animals going about their activities in the landscape surrounding a gigantic, ever-growing landfill site prompt reflection on the traces we as humans leave behind on our planet.

Following his father's death, Louis Hothothot turns the camera on his mother and sister in China. With fearless affection, he explores how misogyny has affected the lives of the women in his family across generations.