Pools is a haunting yet strangely liberating film. It follows Kennedy, a young woman whose world is crumbling around her. In the middle of her pain and confusion, she does something wild and reckless—she goes on a pool-hopping escape through the elaborate estates of her college town. But beneath the surface of this wild spree…
The Baltimorons is not your typical Christmas story. There are no twinkling lights, cozy family gatherings, or predictable Hallmark-style endings. Instead, it begins with something mundane and inconvenient: a dental emergency on Christmas Eve. Yet, through this odd twist of circumstance, the film unfolds into a story of second chances, sobriety, and the unexpected ways…
What happens when the person who defined you is suddenly gone? That’s the painful question at the heart of Twinless, a moving story about grief, identity, and the fragile bonds we form when life feels impossible to face alone. Roman (Dylan O’Brien) and Dennis (James Sweeney) meet in a support group for twins who have…
Not every temptation comes with horns and fangs. Sometimes, the most dangerous snares look like pleasure, freedom, and fun. The Threesome is one of those films that doesn’t rely on ghosts or demons to unsettle you — it reveals the very real battle of the human heart when lust takes center stage. The story follows…
Dongji Rescue is not just a war film—it’s a story of sacrifice, courage, and humanity in the darkest of times. Set during World War II, the film follows a group of fishermen on Dongji Island who risk everything to rescue over 300 British prisoners of war after their ship is torpedoed. While Japanese forces search…
The title itself—Lurker—carries a certain chill. A word we often use casually online suddenly feels heavy, dangerous, and intimate when brought into the real world. And that is exactly what this film does: it takes our modern obsession with celebrity, fandom, and social media, and twists it into a psychological nightmare that feels uncomfortably close….
Tina… on the surface, it feels like a quiet drama about grief. A woman who lost her daughter in the Christchurch earthquake. A substitute teacher walking into a polished private school. But under the surface, it’s a story about brokenness, healing, and the desperate need for love. Mareta Percival—played with quiet intensity—steps into a world…
American Sweatshop… the name itself feels heavy, almost suffocating. You expect factories, exploitation, the grind of labor. But the film takes that word “sweatshop” and drags it into the digital age. We follow Daisy Moriarty—already carrying the weight of a chaotic personal life—when she gets pulled deeper and deeper into the underbelly of social media….
Pardon Me: The Bevelyn B. Williams Story This is not a simple film—it is a movie that touches the heart, whether you are a casual viewer or a little thinking type. This is the story of Bevelyn B. Williams—a woman who takes a stand for her pro-life convictions, and whose stand goes straight from the…
The mood of Went Up the Hill is a little different—there isn’t the typical tension of horror here, it feels more like an old cemetery that’s still fresh. Jack returns to New Zealand for his mother’s funeral, and there he realizes that perhaps his mother’s trace did not remain till the last moment of his…
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