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Follows Ken Jeong and Rei Ami as they launch a public awareness campaign to reshape the perception of sharks across East Asia using K-Pop after shark encounters off the Korean Peninsula.

During a documentary residency in the Sierra Maestra, Cuba, a filmmaker befriends Sara, a seven-year-old girl who moves between San Pablo de Yao and La Nave. Together, they play and explore a world where Sara is simply a child; within this everyday intimacy, traces of the island’s crisis quietly emerge. The filmmaker transforms this bond into a letter to Sara—a return to those shared days, and a way to think of her from afar after they part.

Redemption 2026 was the inaugural edition of All Elite Wrestling's annual Redemption pay-per-view, held on July 26, 2026, at the Bell Centre in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. The event was co-headlined by Kenny Omega (c) vs. Kevin Knight for the AEW World Championship and Thekla (c) vs. Willow Nightingale for the AEW Women's World Championship.

Redemption 2026 was the inaugural edition of All Elite Wrestling's annual Redemption pay-per-view, held on July 26, 2026, at the Bell Centre in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. The event was co-headlined by Kenny Omega (c) vs. Kevin Knight for the AEW World Championship and Thekla (c) vs. Willow Nightingale for the AEW Women's World Championship. This is the pre-show event that aired free before the pay-per-view.

Interior designer Grace (Lilley) runs a business with her best friend and her brother in the quaint town of Ivy Glen but is too busy for a real relationship. Ryan (Bateman), a successful New York City financial advisor and Grace's former high school crush, returns home planning to sell his grandmother's historic St. Nicholas House. The mayor convinces him to revive the beloved Ribbons and Bows charity fundraiser and brings Grace on board to help. Working side by side to pull the event together, the former couple reminisces and feelings they once shared slowly resurface. But will this yuletide reunion lead to love under the mistletoe?

Two henchmen argue over a briefcase.

The world above ground and the world below. Below the horizon, there exists a world that belongs neither to the present, future, nor past, surrounded by boulders and waterfalls, where departed life secretly continues its activities. The spirits of those atomic life forms flow in the meandering water, formless yet remembering the past. Above the horizon, all things that continue to live continue to live. A gust of wind blows, a flurry of snow falls, waiting for winter to pass, waiting for the sun to rise. Memory, like a giant tendril, rises from the ground, its roots seeping into the soil with the melting snow. Having been here, yet never truly here. This is a film poem commemorating the passing of a dear friend from my youth. The poem was hand-engraved on a 400-foot-long roll of film.​