Jennifer Lopez and Jharrel Jerome star in Unstoppable, the film based on the true story of Anthony Robles who won the NCAA Championship despite being born with one leg.
Independent Film
Independent Film
Independent Film
Jennifer Lopez and Jharrel Jerome star in Unstoppable, the film based on the true story of Anthony Robles who won the NCAA Championship despite being born with one leg.
Chandler Riggs stars as a young man who brings his girlfriend played by Samantha Isler to his rural Oregon hometown to meet his family for Christmas, when things go terribly wrong, in the indie film Breakup Season by H. Nelson Tracey.
Shea Whigham and Carrie Coon attempt to steal money from a group of mobsters who plans to kill them in Jeffrey Reiner’s neo noir film Lake George.
Daniel Craig and Drew Starkey star in Call Me by Your Name, Luca Guadagnino’s generational love story of an American expat’s romance with a young student in 1950’s Mexico City.
Ken Jeong stars in A Great Divide, the indie drama following a Korean-American family moving to the rural expanses of Wyoming, only to encounter hostility and xenophobia in their new community.
Arriving in US theaters this weekend on Friday, October 25th is a diverse lineup of films from Ralph Fiennes-starred thriller Conclave to Mati Diop’s documentary Dahomey.
David Siegel and Scott McGehee’s The Friend starring Naomi Watts, Bill Murray, Sarah Pidgeon, Constance Wu and a Great Dane named Bing has been acquired by Bleecker Street with plans to release the film in 2025.
Starring Oscar-winning actress Angelina Jolie, Pablo Larraín’s biographical drama, Maria, explores the final days of legendary opera singer Maria Callas.
The Ghost Trap, the drama/thriller film starring Zak Steiner, Greer Grammer, Sarah Catherine Hook, will have a limited theatrical release in select U.S. theaters.
Adrien Brody is a visionary architect escaping post-war Europe in the historical epic film The Brutalist, also starring Felicity Jones and Guy Pearce.
Filmmaker Mark Andrew Bowers makes his directorial debut with Its Name Was Mormo, a claustrophobic horror film captured through a raw pedestrian lens.
The feature directorial debut of legendary cinematographer Rodrigo Prieto, Pedro Páramo is based on Juan Rulfo’s masterpiece novel.