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Coming hot on the heels of the resounding success of Poor Things, Yorgos Lanthimos is back with a new film starring an ensemble cast that includes Emma Stone, Jesse Plemons, and Willem Dafoe.

Lanthimos has constructed Kinds of Kindness around the principle of a “triptych” – three separate segments that follow characters dealing with existentially challenging situations: A man strives to out-maneuver the path that life has predetermined for him, a police officer and his wife wrestle with uncertainty after she suspiciously returns from an alleged drowning incident, and a woman goes in search of an unorthodox spiritual guide as the result of a prophesy.

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Mia Goth returns to reprise her role as aspiring (adult) film star Maxine “Max” Minx in Maxxxine, the third installment of Ti West’s critically-acclaimed “X” franchise of slasher-horror films from A24 Studios.

The year is 1985 and Max has survived the (classic slasher film-style) massacre on a rural Texas farm and is still seeking fame on the big screen. She finally gets her big break; however, this time there’s a serial killer known as the “Night Stalker” preying upon young starlets on the streets of L.A. Not only that, but Max’s newfound notoriety also threatens to expose her checkered past. It remains to be seen whether reaching the top of the ladder of success will be worth the price.

A direct sequel to X, this latest film peers behind the curtain of the Hollywood film industry and features a supporting cast that includes Bobby Cannavale (Boardwalk Empire), pop musician Halsey, Giancarlo Esposito (Breaking Bad), and the-man-who’s-in-every-movie Kevin Bacon.  It’s not only a modern homage to legendary horror films of the past, it is also a love letter to the 80’s – a groundbreaking decade for entertainment and pop culture in general. Following the resounding success of its two predecessors, Maxxxine is almost guaranteed to be a hit with fans and critics alike!

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103 MIN

The future looks bleak for Mickey Barnes, so he decides to sign up to become an “expendable”, a menial laborer who gets cloned and sent to an off-world colony on the icy planet of Niflheim. Mickey’s clones take on several dangerous (and lethal) jobs. Each time a clone dies, another is produced and the tough work continues. On one assignment, however, one of Mickey’s clones – “Mickey 17” – encounters trouble and is presumed dead when it fails to come back from the job. In the meantime, “Mickey 18” has already been produced and set to work. When the two clones encounter one another, they wrestle with the existential undercurrents of being disposable cogs in a corrupt and compassionless planetary government.

From writer/director Bog Joon-ho (Snowpiercer, Parasite) comes a wild new sci-fi thriller with a sense of humor, based on the novel by Edward Ashton.

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139 MIN

It didn’t take long, once they hit the airwaves, for Led Zeppelin to become the biggest band in the world. For anyone who has listened to their records, its easy to see why. Never before had so much talent, power, and sheer rock n’ roll energy been assembled together in a single group. Becoming Led Zeppelin takes audiences inside the journey embarked upon by Jimmy Page, Robert Plant, John Paul Jones, and John Bonham wherein they rose to stardom and solidified their place in the pantheon of rock gods. The film features first-hand accounts from the three living band members, as well as previously-unheard audio interviews from drummer Bonham. There is also a sonic treasure-trove of never-before-seen footage of early performances and other amazing material from the band members’ personal archives.

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122 MIN

Porky Pig and Daffy Duck – two of the biggest stars of the great Golden Age of Cartoons – make their feature film debut in a new animated sci-fi comedy…The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie!

While working at a bubblegum factory, the two wacky ‘toons inadvertently stumble upon a devious plot wherein an alien civilization plans to invade and conquer the Earth using mind control. Enlisting the help of Petunia Pig, Porky and Daffy take it upon themselves to thwart this nefarious scheme – as long as they can keep from driving one another crazy in the meantime.

Never before has there been a feature film starring the classic Looney Tunes characters, so this lovingly-crafted, hilarious film by director Peter Browngardt is not just a historical first, but is also full of first-class laughs!

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91 MIN

Fernanda Torres stars in this critically-acclaimed and award-winning historical drama – the first film from Brazil ever to be nominated for an Oscar for Best Picture!

In the aftermath of the 1964 coup d’état that ushered in a military dictatorship to rule the nation of Brazil, former congressman Reubens Pavia returns to Rio de Janeiro in 1970 to resume his career. Unbeknownst to his wife Eunice (Torres), Pavia has been championing the cause of expatriates, an activity that has put him at odds with the current government. When an ambassador is kidnapped by left-wing rebels, Brazil falls into turmoil as the junta begins a crackdown. Pavia becomes the victim of a police raid on his idyllic home life when he is arrested, taken into custody, and effectively disappeared from the comfort of his family. In the months following this tragic event, Eunice’s outspoken criticisms of the government’s treatment of her husband causes her to also be arrested, detained, and tortured for several days.

Fast-forward 50 years to the 2010’s, and Brazil is once again a stable democracy. Eunice, now in her 80’s, is suffering from Alzheimer’s and struggling to recall the events that have comprised her life. When a news report about the National Truth Commission – a group created to investigate the human rights violations of the old military government – and Pavia’s case, vivid memories of the past come flooding back.

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137 MIN

Winner of the Oscar for Best Documentary Feature Film, No Other Land is a collaborative effort between Palestinian and Israeli filmmakers to provide insight into the conflict between the two nations and the impact it is having on the quality of life in the region. Using footage gathered over the course of four years (2019-2023), the film follows Basel Adra, a young Palestinian activist, who witnesses the daily degradation of his homeland on the West Bank and the displacement of its residents at the hands of the Israeli military. When Adra befriends Yuval Abraham, an Israeli journalist, the two join forces to document the tragic undoing of small Palestinian settlements. The friendship and collaboration, however, are put to the test by the fact that both men, though geographic neighbors, come from completely worlds.

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92 MIN

When Iman, a devout lawyer with a strong moral compass, gets promoted as a judge to Tehran’s Islamic Revolutionary Court, he looks forward to the opportunity to move up in the world. However, political unrest in Iran erupts with citizens protesting the human rights violations of the nation’s government. Iman, thus, finds himself in the unenviable position of having to kowtow to the state by anonymously passing judgement (often without a fair trial) on people accused of crimes against the Republic – often sentencing hundreds of people a day to death. Moreover, a handgun given to Iman by the state for his protection goes missing under mysterious circumstances and results in the slaying of a protester. Iman suspects a family member, sympathetic to the protesters, of the crime. As the unrest intensifies, Iman’s anonymity is undermined when his identity is leaked on social media. He decides to flee Tehran with his family. When they reach safety, Iman puts his own family on trial, hoping to clear his name; however, he may instead end up destroying the last thread of stability in his unravelling life.

Written and directed by Mohammad Rasoulof, The Seed of The Sacred Fig is a critically-acclaimed drama about how keeping secrets from those you love can be the most destructive decision one can make in one’s life. The film has been nominated for several prestigious awards, including an Oscar for Best International Feature, a Palm d’Or at Cannes, and a Golden Globe for Best Picture.

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167 MIN

As children, twin brothers Hal and Bill Shelburn were rummaging around in the attic when they discovered what they thought was a harmless old toy – A drum-playing, wind-up monkey. However, their discovery was soon followed by a spate of strange and gruesome deaths in the town where they grew up. Believing that the murders were somehow tied to the monkey being haunted, the brothers dispose of it and decide to lead separate lives. Fast-forward to the present day, Hal and Bill (both played by Theo James) learn that the strange murders are happening once again and vow to find the monkey so that its reign of terror can be terminated once and for all.

Based on a story by Stephen King, The Monkey is the latest film from writer/director Oz Perkins (Longlegs). It’s guaranteed to give you the heebee-jeebees!

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95 MIN

From award-winning Swiss filmmaker Tim Fehlbaum comes an immersive film that chronicles the terrifying events surrounding the 1972 terrorist attack during the Summer Olympics held in Munich, Germany, as witnessed by the eyes and cameras of the ABC Sports crew that were on hand to provide coverage of the games. By incorporating archival footage of the actual events, as well as using a strong ensemble cast, September 5 is a thrilling dramatic retelling of how the ABC crew found itself at the heart of an ultimately violent and bloody international incident as it became aware that the Palestinian group Black September, a militant faction of the PLO, had infiltrated the quarters of the Israeli Olympic team before dawn and had taken several of the athletes hostage in order to create leverage to secure the release of Palestinian political prisoners. Navigating conflicting reports and dealing with the pressures imposed by law enforcement and the military organizations responsible for rescuing the hostages, this film tells a story about a team of journalists who did what they could to get the story right.

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95 MIN