Upcoming Movies

A cynical ex-priest runs a mobile confessional out of a trailer park when an unlikely sinner forces him to confront his faith.

My family has lived in a house across from the Blue House, the presidential palace, for 50 years. During the era of military dictatorship, the Blue House was a place of fear and inaccessibility. But as South Korea democratized, more and more people were allowed to approach it. I had grown up surrounded by countless protests, but it was the first time their sound followed me home. The never-ending noise made the house where I was born and raised feel unfamiliar. But the place they now stood was the very spot where I had held a candle to protest just months before. My right to raise my voice also guarantees theirs.

Believing her son is talented at playing the cello, Haesook has devoted herself to his training since he was in middle school. Donghan is accepted into a respected music college, but he drops out before completing even a semester due to biased behavior from professors. Haesook becomes hopeful about her son's independence. However the founder prioritizes the ensemble's marketability over the musicians' artistic growth, deeply distressing Haesook. Donghan receives an offer to work as a teaching assistant in an orchestra Haesook had previously known, and they dream of a new future.

A knight awakens in a carriage driven by Death. Tormented by the memory of his execution by a menacing king, he overcomes Death itself to seek revenge.

A college student has a frightening experience while attending a lecture about phobias in this 48-hour film-making challenge.

In Harpersville, Alabama, a descendant community of enslaved people are collaborating with white descendants of the enslavers to reimagine the former plantation as a site for communal art and repair.

In a mysterious insane asylum full of missing Black women from all over the country, a woman must use rhythm to remember her true identity.

A man sits in silence, until the weight of everything he’s never said finally breaks the surface.

Four Indonesian female caregivers, each from a different generation, share their lives in Taiwan. On their days off, they gather at Taipei Main Station, reclaiming their freedom while facing the struggles of migrant women. This film unveils their stories, highlighting resilience, identity, and empowerment.

A single act of kindness, involving three DVD players, plunged a father and son into a fate they could never reverse. Like a sinking ship, they desperately tried to slow their descent, but ultimately could not overcome the water rising past their noses and throats.

When a mom stops at the high school to pick up her daughter, she finds herself in a deadly fight for survival.

A blind date takes a dark turn in this 48-hour film-making competition project.

Boda bodas—motorcycle taxi drivers in Kampala—learn how to improve their lives through a grassroots financial savings and credit cooperative.

Follow a bold experiment that tries to determine what makes art memorable. In a world saturated with images, can we decode the science behind what lingers and what fades?

30 years after a humiliating TV appearance from his childhood, a man hatches a plan for redemption in this docu-comedy.

Ryoji Inatsugi isn't just a musician. He's a rockstar...for babies. This short documentary tells how he found his calling playing music with babies and their families in parks around Los Angeles.

A curious German shepherd spends the day exploring his home mountain and learning the meaning of family.

Filmed during the first weeks of 2025, "American Dignity" captures a nation in flux. This short documentary is both a snapshot of a critical moment and a meditation on the enduring tension between progress and backlash.

As restrictions tighten across the country, Durham, North Carolina preps for the annual Beaver Queen Pageant a campy, un-beaver-lievable celebration of LGBTQIA activism, environmental conservation, and outrageous critter cosplay.