Younus does not give up... despite all the doubts. Fascination is glued to the strange but familiar father figure and mixed up with a growing longing for real intimacy. Cautiously testing and expanding boundaries, Younus is playing a risky game. When the tension finally unloads, Younus questions the deeper foundation of the fragile relationship.

Allen Zweifeln Zum Trotz

Allen Zweifeln Zum Trotz (2022)

An emotionally scarred ex-marine with intense trust issues finally meets the woman of his dreams. No sooner than he finds the strength to open up his heart and love, her checkered past comes to light resurrecting his emotional demons.

Adam + Eve

Adam + Eve (2022)

The film tells the story of Chen Jiahui (played by Chen Kun) who has been away from home for 16 years and returns to his hometown after learning that his father Chen Weimin (played by Wang Jinsong) is critically ill, but his father hurriedly passes away without leaving a word. After receiving his father's ashes, Chen Jiahui, his brother Chen Jiaxing (played by Wang Yanhui), and sister Chen Jiayuan (played by Liu Mintao) discovered that their father seemed to hide many secrets. Later, Chen Jiahui gradually uncovered the secret about his father by exploring his father's life trajectory, and behind the secret was the knot between Jiahui and his father that remained unsolved throughout his life.

Pang Guan Zhe

Pang Guan Zhe (2025)

Broke while fighting a sickness she can't beat, Susan stands up for people just like her while plotting ways to escape her misery.

Susan Feature Documentary

Susan Feature Documentary (2025)

The boy from Minas Gerais...who became the world's greatest-ever footballer. In a career spanning three decades, Pelé was the face of football worldwide. A hero of Brazil and an icon around the world, through sheer skill, grace and charisma, he was football's first modern superstar. Pelé made football look easy. He turned the sport he loved into a work of art, and the world stopped whenever the ball was at his feet. In his death, football has lost its King, and the world has lost a legend. But his presence will forever be felt, and his influence will always be seen, on and off the pitch. Without Pelé, there would be no Beautiful Game. He was... The King of the Game.

Pelé: King of the Game

Pelé: King of the Game (2023)

15 years after 3 bizarre murders shook a small provincial town, a team of documentary filmmakers revisit the case, confronting theories of a satanic cult, local conspiracies, and the terrifying possibility of a killer still on the loose.

Cazul Samca

Cazul Samca (2026)

Billie, a young African American woman recently released from prison, kidnaps a pregnant teenager during a failed bank robbery. With nothing left to lose, they set off on a journey together.

Silver Star

Silver Star (2024)

Facing cancer, Oscar trains his disabled son Billy in grocery bagging, hoping to secure him a job and independence before time runs out.

The Paper Bag Plan

The Paper Bag Plan (2024)

The Diary of Alicia Keys: Live from New York

The Diary of Alicia Keys: Live from New York (2023)

In December 2015, the New Orleans City Council voted to remove four Confederate monuments from public grounds. A forceful group of critics protested the decision, and fearing retaliation, no crew would agree to remove the statues.

The Neutral Ground

The Neutral Ground (2021)

Girl bands and pop music dominate Japan. Through a rising singer and her fans, Tokyo Idols reveals a phenomenon fueled by fixation on young female sexuality and growing gender divide in modern society.

Tokyo Idols

Tokyo Idols (2017)

Israel punches way above its weight when it comes to arms sales. The 97th country by population, it is the ninth largest arms dealer in the world with a $13bn military-industrial complex. Award-winning journalist Antony Loewenstein goes on a journey to investigate how these weapons and surveillance technologies are used to control and repress Palestinians in Palestine before being sold all over the world.

The Palestine Laboratory

The Palestine Laboratory (2025)

A homeless man with schizophrenia slowly embraces antipsychotic medication under Hawaii's only willing psychiatrist and a court mandate, while a man in recovery offers rare insight into mental illness as he fights to reclaim stability.

An Island of the Mind

An Island of the Mind (2025)

A brave group of international volunteers take their converted truck into Ukraine's Eastern frontline villages to cook, hand out free pizzas and paint the faces of the children.

Pizza Under Fire

Pizza Under Fire (2025)

In Chamonix, birthplace of mountaineering triumphs and tragedies, two young alpinists, Lucien and Guillaume, set out to achieve the unprecedented: linking in a single push the seven sacred Virgin statues that crown the Mont-Blanc massif. Their journey soon becomes more than a climbing challenge. Forgotten photographs and traces of legendary guide Alphonse Couttet reveal that these Madonnas may hold secrets reaching far beyond the summits. Crossing three nations, the pair embark on a quest that intertwines adventure with heritage, uncovering an ancient wisdom shared by generations of mountaineers. La Madone is both a physical odyssey and a reflection on legacy, faith, and the challenges of our time.

La Madone

La Madone (2025)

Similar to her 2012 documentary, The People of the Kattawapiskak River, which detailed the housing crisis of the Awattapiskak First Nations people, Alanis Obomsawin's Hi-Ho Mistahey. examines this community with a shrewd political eye, aiming to raise awareness about the lack of resources allotted by the government for education. Her voice, one of sensitivity and political necessity, is a vital part of the Canadian narrative, bringing attention to marginalized people with an eye for detail and community introspection, humanizing a subject that, for those in mainstream culture, is more of a peripheral social grievance than something for active consideration. In 2000, the elementary school in Awattapiskak was shut down after the land was determined to be toxic. Since then, the students have been schooled in outdoor portables with heating and vermin issues, making it difficult to maintain a dedicated staff and offer the children the same comforts and amenities that children in more centralized regions are afforded. The government had initially allotted funds for a new school but, as noted in Hi-Ho Mistahey!, the budget for education within the Department of Indian Affairs isn't specifically protected and can be utilized for other issues if they're deemed more critical. Frustrated with endless financial delays, the community, spearheaded by teen activist Shannen Koostachin, reached out to children across Canada, creating a grassroots awareness campaign throughout the schools, forcing parliament to listen through sheer volume. This story, in itself, is quite inspirational and captivating as a cultural assessment of the ever-changing Canadian landscape. Unfortunately, it's not a particularly complex or involving story, which is why Hi-Ho Mistahey. tends to feel directionless and unfocused. Amidst the core narrative about this movement, which, tragically, was started by someone who couldn't see it through after losing her life in a car accident, Obomsawin inserts several interviews with community members about topics like meat smoking and suicide statistics without specifically relating it back to the central topic. Obviously, the aim is to paint a picture of the community and determine why it's important to keep children there rather than have them go off to the city to study, but it plays more as a series of disjointed sob stories to make saccharine what is already an essential dialogue with enough emotional weight to sustain itself. And since there's little stylization or sense of pacing, it leaves everything feeling bloated and amateurish. Still, Obomsawin's determination to keep the world aware of the social and political issues affecting smaller communities in rural areas is commendable. She's clever enough to acknowledge that these plights stem from a Canadian cultural tendency to deny our less than flattering pass without dwelling on it or tossing out glib or dismissive comments about the urban lifestyle. It's this integrity and determination that helps make a difference.

Hi-Ho Mistahey!

Hi-Ho Mistahey! (2013)

The evolution of the movie business over the past century, from penny arcades and nickelodeons, to the grand movie palaces built by the studios, and what happened over the years as they were challenged by television and cell-phone cinema.

Going Attractions: The Definitive Story of the Movie Palace

Going Attractions: The Definitive Story of the Movie Palace (2019)

Over six years, BURIED ABOVE GROUND tells the stories of three Americans battling the symptoms of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) - an Iraq War veteran; a Hurricane Katrina evacuee; and a child abuse and domestic violence survivor.

Buried Above Ground

Buried Above Ground (2015)

After an accidental explosion in the lab, its inventor slips in and out of dream-like hallucinations, realizing that he had given the formula to one of his colleagues, who he tries to stop before it is too late.

Krakatit

Krakatit (1948)

A woman counts everything because numbers hold her world together, but when a chance encounter with a man turns her world upside down, her meticulously ordered life starts to unravel.

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Allen Zweifeln Zum Trotz

4.7/10

Drama

Adam + Eve

7.1/10

Drama

Pang Guan Zhe

4.7/10

Action

Drama

Susan Feature Documentary

7.5/10

Action

Documentary

Pelé: King of the Game

6.2/10

Sport

Cazul Samca

5.7/10

Action

Crime

Silver Star

6.2/10

Crime

Drama

The Paper Bag Plan

7.4/10

Drama

The Diary of Alicia Keys: Live from New York

0/10

Music

The Neutral Ground

7.9/10

Documentary

Tokyo Idols

6.9/10

Documentary

Music

The Palestine Laboratory

5.7/10

Action

Documentary

An Island of the Mind

6.5/10

Action

Documentary

Pizza Under Fire

5.2/10

Action

Documentary

La Madone

6.6/10

Action

Documentary

Hi-Ho Mistahey!

6.5/10

Documentary

Going Attractions: The Definitive Story of the Movie Palace

7.5/10

Documentary

Family

Buried Above Ground

7/10

Biography

Documentary

Krakatit

7.2/10

Drama

Mystery

Addition

6/10

Drama

Romance