Fresh arrivals, theater releases, and newly added cinema
A tiny ant crawls diagonally across the still-blank page. But that night, he didn’t write a single word. Why should he? The thrill and mystery of life had already passed through those pages...
During the 2022 protests in Tehran, piano teacher Rana’s teenage sister, Arezou, disappears. With her ex-partner and close friends, Rana searches for her through a long and desperate night, an experience shared by many Iranian families during the Women, Life, Freedom uprising. As the night goes on, they begin to see Arezou in strange, fleeting moments, making it harder to separate what is real from what they fear or remember. When Rana’s conservative sister arrives, tensions inside the family grow, caused by the very different ways the two women have learned to live in Iran.
Three estranged brothers reunite at a notary's office to settle their late father's estate. What begins as a routine procedure turns into an emotional battlefield, where the true inheritance is silence.
Unable to accept their parents' death, Silvia decides to bring them back to life to celebrate one last family reunion.
Touching the Sky takes the viewer on a voyage of human powered flight like never before - following wingsuit base jumpers in the European Alps, and a paragliding team across the Himalayas in Pakistan.
From the creators of Haunted Discoveries, Ghosts of the Gold Rush explores California’s darkest Gold Rush legends, from Hangtown’s violent past to a deadly mining disaster and asks whether history can leave something behind that never truly dies.
Sébastien gets involved with young people living with HIV, like himself, to help them reclaim a shame-free sex life. While he is forced to face his own difficulty in breaking out of his sexual abstinence, a date with Avril pushes him to his limits.
Filmmaker Evan W. Gerdes challenged himself to shoot and edit a short film in less than ten minutes, and chose to document the movements of a small cricket across the floor of a cafeteria.
An undercover cop is assigned to monitor a humanoid robot, but an unexpected bond over art leads to a final task: creating a painting.
A road movie following 2026 Pritzker Architecture Prize laureate Smiljan Radić from the Atacama Desert to the Cordillera mountains across Chile.
A showcase of 100 years of film programming at the historic Tampa Theatre.
Inspired by the true events of "The Lipstick Killer"
Diego is an aspiring actor struggling to find his place in the world amidst failed auditions and bit parts as an extra. When his personal life hits a crisis, he is forced to reinvent himself. An encounter with the world of influencers and new technologies offers him an unexpected opportunity: leveraging his IT skills and artificial intelligence, he creates Vera—a beautiful, captivating, and seemingly perfect virtual influencer. Through a unique blend of wit, sensuality, and iconic goals scored by the Italian national team, Vera rapidly gains millions of followers, transforming into a media phenomenon.
From unforgettable stages to a journey shared with A’TIN, SB19 brings it all to the big screen. The most awaited finale is coming to cinemas worldwide.
In just a few seconds, it can be an awkwardness between two people who avoid facing each other.
Lost in a toxic gym bro regime, Tee spirals into an obsession with building the ultimate Adonis body.
The NHS Production of Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind is an ensemble-driven, high-octane theatrical experience where the cast attempts to perform 30 short 1-2 minute plays in a strict 60-minute timeframe. Maintained by an onstage digital clock, the performance functions as a living experiment where actors play themselves in the immediate present. There are no traditional characters, no times where the ensemble is off stage, and no fourth wall.
Marina is thirteen and alone. After her grandfather's suicide, she wants to disappear, wishing her imagination could be real.