Fresh arrivals, theater releases, and newly added cinema
A sequel to Rupert v Nixon and the end for the RNCU
ON OCTOBER 6, 1973, THE EGYPTIAN ARMED FORCES CHALLENGED THOSE EXPECTATIONS AND CHANGED THE COURSE OF HISTORY. THE LAST DANCE IN KIPPUR IS A CINEMATIC RECREATION OF THE CRITICAL HOURS LEADING UP TO THE OCTOBER WAR, EXPLORING MILITARY STRATEGY, INTELLIGENCE, DECEPTION, AND THE EXTRAORDINARY COURAGE OF THE EGYPTIAN SOLDIER.
Porter, just fired from another job, returns home to find an inhabitant living in the thresholds of his apartment.
Memory exists beyond time. It fragments, overlaps, and makes us who we are. And in life, change is the only constant. Remedy for an Ordinary Life is a mirror of what it's like to try and comprehend change. It goes back and forth in time, between old childhood tapes recorded by Filmmaker Nancy Nanda’s parents, and her turning the lens back onto them, decades later.
Two lizards are grappling with the reality of the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic in New York.
When Sofie starts to realize her life's dream may not be as easy as once thought, she looks back on her childhood and speaks to her friend as to rethink her passion and rest of her life.
A witty and warm story about Nada, a woman who believes she doesn't need a man to be happy, and Antonio, a professional male escort whom she meets at the urging of a friend. Their unexpected encounter develops into a sincere friendship full of humor, charming dialogues, and twists.
This documentary acts as a love letter to floor five of Te Puni Village for the year of 2026, by exploring the many, many different aspects of the lives of the residents.
Two women hit it off in a bar and embark on an unforgettable psychedelic first date.
WANDERER is a religious action thriller set in an alternate, dystopian future where the United States has been disbanded and divided into eight individual factions. A lone wanderer journeys across these factions, carrying a forbidden item: a Holy Bible. Hunted relentlessly by faction leaders and their military forces, the Wanderer uses the Word of God to spread hope among the oppressed citizens and fight back against the evil forces controlling them.
An early morning shopping trip at a lonely gas station ends up triggering an experience that blurs the line between memory and reality. Short film made with 3D animation.
As twilight deepens, memory, scent, and silence drift through the air— where clouds, birds, and feelings quietly return home.
The full schedule for the 16th Goddesses of Stardom Tag League Tournament, which kicks off on Sunday, November 1st at Korakuen Hall in Tokyo, has been decided. This tournament will be divided into two blocks, Red Goddesses and Blue Goddesses, with 9 teams in each block, for a total of 18 teams. A total of 72 official matches will be held until Saturday, November 28th at the Okazaki City Gymnasium in Aichi. The top two teams from each block will advance to the final tournament.
More than a century after it was filmed in and around Newport and Sunapee, a long-lost silent comedy starring vaudeville entertainer and local filmmaker Billy B. Van is coming home!
Can cinema ever be apolitical?
In a world where loneliness has become ordinary and warmth is something humans buy with money, the protagonist lives a life that does not move forward. Instead of solving the problems that weigh on him, he chooses ignorance and quiet laziness. One evening after work, he steps into a Cuddle Café. What happens next becomes the story.