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Looking for inspiration for your next film night? These upcoming titles are ones you won’t want to miss.
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Yellow Letters
Ilker ÇatakThu 8 Oct-Wed 14 OctYellow Letters is an inventive and timely drama by director Ilker Çatak (DAas Lehrerzimmer). Although the film is set in Turkey, Berlin (as Ankara) and Hamburg (as Istanbul) serve as the backdrop for powerlessness, corruption, and state coercion.
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The Social Reckoning
Aaron SorkinThu 8 Oct-Wed 14 OctSorkin's original screenplay for this sequel to the hit film The Social Network is based on the events that led to the exposé “The Facebook Files” in the Wall Street Journal.
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Franz
Agnieszka HollandThu 8 Oct-Wed 14 OctOn the eve of the First World War, young Franz Kafka tries to combine his passion for literature with his daily responsibilities.
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Wen Er Maar Aan
Albert-Jan van ReesAn actress's life is no longer a walk in the park when she suddenly finds out she's going through menopause.Thu 8 Oct-Wed 14 OctWen Er Maar Aan, the film adaptation of Maike Meijer’s bestseller of the same name, in which she humorously recounts her experiences with menopause. Meijer plays the lead role herself, and the film also features Bas Hoeflaak, Bianca Krijgsman, Hadewych Minis, and Beppie Melissen, among others.
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Brand New Landscape
Yuiga DanzukaOne delivery changes everything.Thu 15 OctRELEASEIn bustling Tokyo, Ren works as an orchid delivery person. He and his sister Emi are still struggling to come to terms with the loss of their mother, who took her own life at a young age. They haven’t been in touch with their father, Hajime, for years, ever since he chose his career as a landscape architect over his family. When Ren suddenly comes face to face with his father during a routine workday, everything changes.
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Imago
Déni Oumar PitsaevWhen filmmaker Déni inherits a piece of land in Georgia, he embarks on a quest to discover his roots, his family, and the meaning of home.Thu 15 OctRELEASEWhen Déni Pitsaev inherits an undeveloped plot of land in Georgia in the beautiful documentary Imago, his mother’s dream is crystal clear: this is where he should build his permanent home. Déni, who grew up in France and still lives in Paris, has doubts about this potential future. Could this become his home?
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L'Inconnue
Arthur HarariThu 15 OctRELEASEAfter waking up in the body of a mysterious woman following a party, David sets out to find the woman who now inhabits his body.
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The Beloved
Rodrigo SorogoyenAn intense father-daughter drama about reconciliation and old wounds.Thu 15 OctRELEASEWhen an acclaimed film director returns to Spain after a thirteen-year absence to film his new movie, he unexpectedly offers the lead role to his estranged daughter Emilia, an actress whose career is struggling to take off. What initially seems like a chance for reconciliation quickly turns into an emotional minefield.
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Coward
Lukas DhontAt the Belgian front in WWI, Pierre tries to hold his own among the other men.Thu 22 OctRELEASEBehind the lines, Pierre meets the charismatic Francis, who, together with a group of soldiers discharged from service, creates improvised theatrical performances to keep the troops' morale high. Amidst muddy trenches, where vulnerability seems to have no place, Francis opens up an unexpected space of imagination, freedom, and tenderness for Pierre. Behind the scenes, the men find each other more and more often, and their shared moments take on increasing meaning. Something emerges that war seems unable to destroy: moments of freedom and an unexpected love.
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Erupcja
Pete OhsAn idiosyncratic film about the differences between chance and fate.Thu 22 OctRELEASECharli XCX delivers a powerful performance in the lead role in Erupcja, in which the explosive chemistry between Polish florist Nel and British tourist Bethany is observed. During a holiday in Poland, Bethany breaks with the romantic itinerary mapped out by her devoted boyfriend Rob, fearing a marriage proposal.
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The Weight
Padraic McKinleyRegon, 1933. After the death of his wife, Samuel Murphy ends up in a labor camp.Thu 22 OctRELEASEUnder the leadership of the unscrupulous overseer Clancy, Samuel Murphy is in a labor camp. Determined to earn back his freedom and be reunited with his daughter, Murphy is given one chance to change his fate: smuggle a heavy load of gold through the ruthless wilderness.
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Wicker
Alex Huston Fischer, Eleanor WilsonThu 22 OctRELEASEIn the quirky fable Wicker, a fisherwoman lives on the outskirts of a fishing village: single, stinking, and the target of ridicule. When she has had enough of her narrow-minded fellow villagers, she orders from the local basket weaver, the ideal husband made of wicker.
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All of a Sudden
Ryusuke HamaguchiThu 29 OctRELEASEMarie-Lou, director of a care home in Paris, tries to break conventions with an innovative care method.
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Andiamo a bere l'ultima
Francesco SossaiThings aren't looking good for fifty-somethings Carlobianchi and Doriano: they are nearly broke.Thu 29 OctRELEASESince the 2008 financial crisis, the friends have been unable to pull off another lucrative scam. They are waiting for the return of their old associate Genio, who hid the loot from a job before fleeing to Argentina.
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Klara and the Sun
Taika WaititiMeet Klara. Your new best (artificial) friend.Thu 29 OctRELEASEJosie has a difficult relationship with her mother and they have suffered a great loss, but Klara, her artificial friend, manages to bring the family a little closer together again with her innocent wonder and unwavering loyalty, thereby bringing joy into Josie's complicated life.
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Maspalomas
Jose Mari Goenaga, Aitor ArregiWhat do you do when you unexpectedly have to return to the life you fled years ago?Thu 29 OctRELEASEVicente, an older gay man, must return from Maspalomas on Gran Canaria to San Sebastián. He needs care, and his daughter doesn't know what to do with him. Out of necessity, he exchanges the nightclub for a care home.
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Amarga Navidad
Pedro AlmodóvarAn advertising director who loses her mother.Thu 5 NovRELEASEElsa tries to suppress her grief over the loss of her mother by throwing herself completely into work, until migraines force her to stop working. She leaves for Lanzarote with her friend Patricia, while her boyfriend Bonifacio stays behind in Madrid.
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Carnaval
Flip van der KuilFour best friends from Brabant see their carnaval plans fall apart.Wed 11 NovRELEASEFour best mates from Brabant have their carnaval weekend all mapped out. But before they know it, the four mates find themselves in the middle of a bizarre carnaval trek they won't soon forget.
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Queen at Sea
Lance HammerAn emotional search for the boundary between care and family.Thu 12 NovRELEASEWhen a concerned woman returns to London with her teenage daughter after years to care for her mother Leslie, who suffers from dementia, she unexpectedly becomes embroiled in a conflict with her stepfather Martin. What initially appears to be an attempt at care quickly escalates into boundaries being broken.
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Salvation
Emin AlperA gripping parable about fear, faith, and manipulation, in which rumors, beliefs, and visions distort reality.Thu 12 NovRELEASEIn a mountainous region of Turkey, a decades-old dispute between two communities flares up when residents of the plains—who were once forced into exile—return to their homeland.
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Donnie Darko (25th Anniversary)
Richard KellyAfter barely escaping a bizarre accident, a troubled teenager is tormented by visions of a man in a giant rabbit suit who drives him to commit a string of crimesThu 19 NovRELEASEDonnie Darko is one of those rare cult films that a generation didn’t merely watch, but in which they recognized themselves. By portraying the 1980s not with nostalgia but with a sense of unease—a world of pristine suburbs, conservative morals, stifling school discipline, and adults pretending everything is under control—Richard Kelly’s debut became a defining film of the early 2000s.
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Fatherland
Pawel PawlikowskiWriter, Thomas Mann and his daughter Erika—actress, writer and rally driver embark on a road trip in a black Buick cruiser across a Germany in ruins at the height of the Cold War.Thu 19 NovRELEASEFatherland is the new film by Oscar-winning director Paweł Pawlikowski (Cold War, Ida). Once again, Pawlikowski portrays postwar Europe—where identity and family clash—in a dazzling yet understated manner. In Fatherland, Hanns Zischler (Munich) and Sandra Hüller (Anatomy of Fall, Zone of Interest) play father and daughter Thomas and Erika Mann at a pivotal moment in their lives.
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Nagi Notes
Koji FukadaA tender portrait of two women who, amid the peaceful life of the Japanese countryside, learn to see themselves, their past, and each other in a new light.Thu 26 NovRELEASEYuri, a divorced architect, travels to the rural village of Nagi to visit her former sister-in-law, Yoriko, a sculptor. When Yuri agrees to pose for her, the sessions in Yoriko’s studio have a greater impact than expected.
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Paper Tiger
James GrayLoyalty and family ties are put to the test in this intense crime dramaThu 26 NovRELEASEIn the intense crime drama Paper Tiger, we follow two brothers in Queens, New York, in 1986, who do everything in their power to make their American dream come true.
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Amélie – 25th anniversary
Jean-Pierre JeunetTwenty years later, Amélie will enchant you all over again.Thu 3 DecRELEASEAmélie Poulain works as a waitress in the Montmartre neighborhood of Paris and enjoys watching others, while remaining in her own imaginative world. Then she discovers her new purpose in life: solving other people’s problems.
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Fjord
Christian MungiuThu 3 DecRELEASEThe deeply religious and conservative Romanian-Norwegian 'Gheorghius' family moves to a small community in a remote fjord in Norway.
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The Only Living Pickpocket in New York
Noah SeganWhen a theft goes sideways, a veteran pickpocket is sent on a mission through New York to recover the goods.Fri 11 DecRELEASEA stylish crime film and a tender, melancholic ode to a changing New York. Set against the backdrop of the city’s iconic streets, with an atmospheric soundtrack and an impressive cast featuring John Turturro, Giancarlo Esposito, Steve Buscemi, and Jamie Lee Curtis, Noah Segan paints a picture of a world in which old customs and faded glory are coming under increasing pressure.
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La vie d'une femme
Charline Bourgeois-TacquetA contemporary, nuanced, moving, and richly layered portrait of a woman in her fifties.Wed 16 DecRELEASEGabrielle, 55, devotes herself heart and soul to her work. As a surgeon and department head at the hospital, she is constantly on the go, under pressure from the heavy responsibility that rests on her shoulders. She has little time left for her personal life: a loving husband and a mother who depends on her care.
