Fresh arrivals, theater releases, and newly added cinema
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!
Two students, cut classes and take a forbidden shortcut through an isolated field where children have mysteriously gone missing EVERY OCTOBER 15. Along the way, they encounter a strange man who begins hunting them. Trapped in the field, the two must find a way out before they become the next victims.
Amr is a lonely young guy .. one day he meets his old lover Salma by coincidence .. Is there a chance for them to get back together?
The choreography of an injured summer. Sunlight moves through rooms, my period marks time passing, and PTSD rearranges the clock. My broken Super 8 camera needs to be shaken for the shutter release to catch, and I wonder how to stay functioning, myself. The document of being unable to walk during an especially Crip summer inside my apartment.
Marco, an Australian-Italian art historian living in Rome, is quietly let go from his teaching post after grief leaves him distant from his students. He returns to Cortona, where his estranged wife Julia and young daughter Lucia live. Reunited with his old friend Pietro, Marco borrows a vintage golden Fiat X1/9 and embarks with Lucia on a poignant summer road trip toward the Tiber River in Rome, fulfilling a promise he has carried and avoided for years. Traveling through sunlit valleys, ancient hill towns, Florence, and historical landscapes, the father and daughter navigate their tenderness and attempt to find their way back to each other. However, the journey slowly shifts from a simple summer escape into a deep, meditative passage through memory, absence, and the difficult art of letting go.
A surreal horror short film about a man trying to remember what just happened.
A far-right South Asian MP candidate questions his campaign when he begins thinking in his native language.
Two young men take it all in on a journey to nowhere and everywhere in the eye of the rocky mountains.
An improvisation, a visual variation
As elders pass away and formal education in Malaysia overlooks native rights, Sabah’s Indigenous knowledge and adat (customs) faces a severe risk of disappearing. ‘Who Teaches Us?’ follows the Sekolah Adat as they confront the digital age on their own terms. Battling fleeting algorithms, AI biases, and predatory online scams exploiting traditional medicine, the film probes the core of Indigenous Data Sovereignty: who truly owns traditional knowledge? Guided by community elders, the documentary captures a vital shift from digital extraction to reclaiming their cultural narrative.
On the outskirts of paradise, a family grows up in a self-governed houseless community on the island of Oʻahu. As the looming threat of government removal draws closer, memories of the community’s past intertwine with an uncertain future. A long-time village resident, a boy on the precipice of adolescence, his carefree younger sister, and their father, the leader of the village, each come to understand what home means in their own way.
This feature-length documentary film, Extraordinary Aliens, started from a personal attempt to document a specific context—people who have migrated from China to the U.S. for higher education in arts and lingered in NYC as art makers and workers. It followed the lives of four artist friends: Lu Zhang, Xingze Li, Yulin Gu, Yushu Wang—how they make work, how they make money, what they eat, where they find home. And then it grew into broader stories about why and how we stay, or not stay; why and how we make art, or are not able to; about transformation from privileged students to constrained laborers; about being queer, about what kinship means to us when being away from home and the way money and care weaves through; about memory and emotions, vulnerability and interdependence; and last but not least, about making home meals together and sharing recipes.
Teenage girls draw in a picturesque field. Loner Jimin feels that her chance has come when Minji, the popular girl everyone adores, is bitten by a venomous snake.
Two young russian friends retrace the story of their friendship, giving color to their memories.
Three men enter a decrepit room to play a game of Russian Roulette. One of the bullets is special and can fulfill their deepest desires. However, having such an immense opportunity in front of them doesn't guarantee fair play.
The film centers on themes of family, forgiveness, and sacrifice. It explores the deep and heavily tested bonds of a family navigating profound heartbreak, unexpected challenges, and the long road toward healing. As past hurts resurface, the characters are forced to confront their mistakes, test their relationships, and find out what it truly means to sacrifice for the ones they love.