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An aspiring musician leaves behind his 9-5 job to embark on a journey to the city to join a televised singing competition—until a jeepney breakdown strands him with his musical hero.

Beau is secretly in love with his best friend Liam, and doesn't dare to say it, because is constantly being bullied and called gay by Rick and some classmates, and then they out him.

L’Anglais – depressed, over-educated, and about to turn thirty – arrives in Paris and resolves to prove himself in the city of his dreams by joining the sharp-suited brotherhood of Parisian waiters. What follows is intoxicating: nights spilling from the glamorous-looking brasserie into the streets of Bastille, love, lust, and the exhilarating sense of belonging to the coolest gang in town. But behind the façade of fine dining lies a world of exploitation and precarity, and as tensions rise among the staff, L’Anglais’ glittering new life begins to crack.

A sensitive 14-year-old boy, trying to be tough, is on his way to visit his girlfriend followed by his cruel friends. The only problem is- she doesn't exist.

Exiled from his native South Africa, South African jazz legend Hugh Masekela is pulled between two worlds. In the late 1980s, the Anti-Apartheid Movement, led by his mentor and fierce Anti-Apartheid advocate Archbishop Trevor Huddleston, launches a boycott against Hugh’s friend Paul Simon over his township music-inspired album 'Graceland', accusing Simon of violating the United Nations’ Cultural Boycott. Miriam ‘Mama Africa’ Makeba joins forces with Masekela — who sees music as a powerful weapon in the struggle — to create the Graceland band, a supergroup designed to bring South Africa’s voice to the world.

First published in 1898, H.G. Wells’s The War of the Worlds was a veritable literary and cultural revolution. It laid the foundations for modern sci-fi by telling the first- ever story of an alien invasion. A political and moral fable, the novel uses science fiction as a tool to raise our awareness and alert the modern world to the dangers and risks inherent in industrial, scientific and technological progress. It is high time to rediscover this seminal book.

Floris, a young entrepreneur about to launch his business, returns to his hometown to visit his childhood friend. His goal is to regain access to an embarrassing Twitter account his friend once created in his name, but the reunion quickly brings back old tensions. As they search for the password and revisit memories from their shared past, they fall back into their old dynamics and it becomes clear that their connection has always been troubled.

A married couple buy a house that is unusually cheap, unaware of the dark forces that gradually suffocate them…

Who’s The We? follows Doug Pagitt, a Minneapolis-based pastor and activist, as he leads a small group of riders on a 66-day bicycle journey across the entire United States, tracing the length of the U.S.–Mexico border before continuing along the Gulf coast to St. Augustine, Florida. Riding 50 to 60 miles a day through desert heat, sudden rainstorms, flat tires, and unforgiving traffic, Doug insists on being “on the ground”—feeling the wind, the heat, and the vulnerability of the road. For him, the physical toll of the ride is not incidental, but essential. Immigration, he believes, cannot be understood from a distance.

Following a sudden corporate dismissal, a graphic designer co-founders a creative agency with three intimate companions, only to discover that the compounding pressures of demanding clientele and domestic expectations extract a severe, transactional toll on their foundational friendships.

Sequel to World War Z. Plot TBA.

The Third Installment of the "Agak Laen" Film Franchise (2027).

In a Quebec cotton mill in the early 1900s, when a teenage girl injures her hand on a machine, her elder sister works tirelessly to keep her from being fired.

Led by acclaimed actors WANG Yao-Qing (David WANG), affectionately known as “the Nation’s Uncle,” and CHEN So-Li(Sally CHEN), dubbed “the Nation’s Grandmother,” the film invites audiences into a closely observed portrait of Taiwan’s urban realities—revealing the challenges of an aging society and the pressures faced by migrant workers, while offering a deeply humane and socially attentive look at another, often unseen side of Taiwanese life.

How the LGBTQIA+ community has been reinventing funerary and remembrance rituals to better support and reflect the way people live in community.

A game of poker turns into a game of wits when two actors square off.