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Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band have released the third part of their Philadelphia Freedom Cut project, sharing official video of the next eight songs from their Land of Hope and Dreams American Tour finale: “House of a Thousand Guitars," "My City of Ruins," "Because the Night," "Wrecking Ball," "The Rising," "The Ghost of Tom Joad," "Badlands" and "Land of Hope and Dreams."

In Tehran’s underground art scene, Pari, a theater director, and Hanna, a dancer, are roommates, best friends, actors, and professional partners, navigating rehearsals, performances, and the quiet rituals of everyday life—until their secret circle is discovered. Shot covertly but far removed from familiar portrayals of Iran, directors Maryam Ataei and Hossein Keshavarz blur the boundaries between theatrical performance and lived experience, crafting a luminous portrait of sisterhood where art becomes inseparable from life and even the smallest creative choices can become acts of resistance.

With his wife's disappearance having become the focus of an intense media circus, a man sees the spotlight turned on him when it's suspected that he may not be innocent.

"Gods Don't Give Gifts" traces the fallout of humanity besting earthly limitations like death and memory through technology and how it grapples with humanity as a result.

Childhood friends Patrick, Shiv, Rian, Oli, and Conor played together, skipped school together, and dreamt of the lives they would have one day. Now they’re thirty, and the future they imagined is slipping quietly out of reach.

Vithabai Narayangaonkar, a renowned Marathi Tamasha and Lavani performer rises from humble beginnings to become one of Maharashtra's most celebrated folk theatre artists.

In rural France, 10-year-old Christophe tries to live up to his rigid and distant father on the family farm. But the young boy starts to lean over and collapse without warning — on the tractor, at school, at dinner... A doctor finds the solution: Christophe must wear an iron corset to keep himself upright. Forced to reinvent his life away from the farm, Christophe discovers a new passion for music, meets a new friend, and follows her into his first mischief. But will any of this really fix what is out of balance?

A bitter writer returns home, dismisses her husband's odd comment about a swallow—but when eerie purple chirps lure her outside, she can't shake the pull.

A poor farmer, unable to claim a remittance because she lacks the required two valid IDs, finds herself in a situation that challenges her character, beliefs, and morality.

In the not-too-distant future, a group of American citizens attempt to flee the country to escape an authoritarian regime, but their path to freedom quickly becomes a dystopian nightmare.

Andre Rieu's annual concert celebrating the magic of Christmas.

In 2001, the Cinémathèque de Bretagne was entrusted with eighteen amateur films made from the 1950s onwards by Maryèle Morice and Madeleine Camard. The two women filmed their outings with friends or family, paying particular attention to everyday life, Breton traditions and the region’s natural landscapes. Several of these films take place on Île-aux-Moines, in the Gulf of Morbihan, where Maryèle lived. Seventy years after the footage was originally shot, we return to the island to show these images to its inhabitants, hoping to discover details that might tell us more about the lives and filmmaking practices of these two women. At the same time, we film this unique ecosystem ourselves. Memories and comments from island residents of all ages intertwine, creating a dialogue between past and present. This dialogue is further extended through the alternation between our contemporary digital footage and the women’s original colour 8mm films.

Michael Che takes aim at racism, marriage, free speech and everything in between.

In the back of a butcher shop, a little girl watches terrifying tales on a screen that must be fed. As its appetite grows, her father must find increasingly gruesome ways to keep the show going.

Revisits the bizarre nationwide hysteria of 2016, which began with reports of creepy clowns hiding near woods in South Carolina and quickly spiraled into widespread panic, school lockdowns, and police interventions across the United States. This in-depth documentary features interviews with eyewitnesses, law enforcement officials, cultural commentators, and professional clowns whose livelihoods were impacted by the craze.

Following the path of Cecilia, from Red Days, a young woman becomes a vampire during a zombie outbreak. In order to survive and find a new home, she joins a secret organization that turns her into a corporate slayer.

When stressed-out single mom Dorothy falls under a magical holiday curse that forces her to say “yes” to every Christmas request, she’s thrown into a whirlwind of festive chaos. But with the help of her cheerful (and handsome) neighbor Walter, she just might rediscover the joy of the season.