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In 1935, Antoni Benaiges (Enric Auquer) is appointed as a teacher in a small, remote village in Burgos, Spain. His class consists of boys and girls aged six to twelve, for whom education had until then been strict and traditional. But Benaiges takes a different approach. He brings a printing press and encourages them to write about their dreams and ambitions. He also makes a remarkable promise: one day, he will take them to see the sea — a world still unknown to them.

A young, ambitious matchmaker from New York City is faced with a choice between the perfect match and her imperfect ex.

It all started out so beautifully, but Maria's relationship with her second husband Sigmund is no longer what it used to be. After a series of difficult conversations, the idea of a divorce is brought up, and the painful question arises: what went wrong?

In 1984 London, eccentric single mother Cynthia (Hayley Squires) lives with her 7-year-old daughter Maria (Lily-Beau Leach) in a world filled with tender touches and boundless love.

Twelve-year-old Mikal grows up in a run-down hotel room, caught between love for his parents and the shadow of addiction, as his story reveals a hidden crisis in America.

The two rival Allied commanders - General Eisenhower and Field Marshal Montgomery - clash in a battle of egos and strategic choices, with devastating consequences for the people of Zeeland during the liberation of the Netherlands.

To pursue her dream of becoming a ballerina, American ballet dancer Joy Womack studies at the prestigious Bolshoi Ballet Academy in Moscow.

Perla, a gifted artist with an equally talented daughter in music, leads a comfortable life in early 1980s Vienna. Together with Julia and her new partner Josef, she is building a peaceful existence and appears to be leaving behind the traumas of her childhood in communist Czechoslovakia.

Anak Indië is a film about resilience, identity and a shared past-a past that is still palpable and visible in today's Netherlands.

Kurosawa switches effortlessly from a compelling thriller to a diabolical, social-critical commentary on post-war Japan (4K restoration).

The beautiful Ikiru shows Akira Kurosawa at his most empathetic: he emphasises life through an approaching death. Takashi Shimura sublimely portrays an elderly civil servant with cancer searching for meaning in his final days.

Kurosawa's thrilling film epic tells the story of desperate inhabitants of a 16th-century village who hire seven samurai to protect them from bandits. The influential action-adventure film had a huge impact on later westerns and action films.

By immersing us in the everyday life of a Somali village, with the ever-present sound of the desert wind, the waves lapping against the shore, and the vividly colorful landscapes and fabrics, Harawe's loving and tender work takes on a documentary-like quality.