Ben Richards (Glen Powell), a factory worker with anger issues, struggles to make a living for his family in a dystopian, divided America. A deadly game show called The Running Man might be his only golden ticket.
The long-awaited solo feature directorial debut from Shih-Ching Tsou; best known for being a producer on Academy Award-winning Sean Baker’s films such as Tangerine, The Florida Project, and Red Rocket.
Annemarie Jacir’s sweeping historical epic recounts the 1936-1939 Arab revolt against British control in Palestine just as Jewish immigrants start sailing in, germinating seeds of a partition that haunts the land to this day.
Blue Moon is the latest film by Richard Linklater. Set on March 31, 1943, the opening night of Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II's incredibly popular musical, Oklahoma!
After her mother is brutally murdered, with her face ripped off, Alice must revisit her childhood home and confront her traumatic adolescence. As some new threats lurk behind her, a gory and grueling quest to survive follows.
Told across multiple time jumps, Traumatika explores the generational impact of trauma with some atmospheric chills, found-footage scares, and commentary on exploitative true crime dramas.
When Riley Brennan — the host of the online ghost hunting show Paranormal Paranoids — disappears while investigating the mysterious abandoned town of Shelby Oaks, Ohio, her older sister Mia obsessively searches for her. The deeper Mia goes, the more she uncovers not just about Riley’s disappearance, but also about a supernatural presence.
New Jersey-bred rocker Bruce Springsteen is all set for stardom in the '80s until inner demons force him to lay low and record Nebraska, a grim, atmospheric album that connects him to his blue-collar roots, childhood trauma, and crippling existentialism.
Several women from Artsakh share their stories, plans, and dreams of a better life as they rebuild themselves in the aftermath of war. A year later, their trajectory is forever changed when war is declared once more, forcing them to adapt to a new, harrowing reality as Azerbaijan commits genocide on the indigenous people.
When promising philosophy student Maggie (Ayo Edebiri) accuses her charming yet sleazy professor Hank (Andrew Garfield) of sexual assault, Yale University becomes caught in a whirlwind of legal charges, administrative gossip, and online discourse