Florence Pugh and Andrew Garfield star in a new (non-linear) love story from A24 Studios!

An accidental encounter brings two people living very different lives into contact with one another. From there, Tobias (Garfield) and Almut (Pugh) nurture a decades-long relationship replete with all the hallmarks of sharing a life together – romantic escapades, buying a home, starting a family. But, all the good of their happy life is challenged when the couple discovers that Almut has ovarian cancer and will need to undergo treatment if she hopes to survive. Now that their time together might just be finite, Almut, Tobias, and their daughter must try to make every moment together count for something.

Directed by John Crowley (Brooklyn), this touching film is a stark reminder not to take life for granted.

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107 MIN

Jason Schwartzman stars as Ben Gottleib, an aging Jewish man who serves as cantor to the congregation of his synagogue – a role which is responsible for leading the chanting and choral components during religious rituals, and which requires years of rigorous education. All is not well in Ben’s life, though: he’s lost not only his voice, but also his wife to a freak accident and, as a result, his will to live. Like all good Jewish families, Ben’s two mothers attempt to salve his wounds by setting him up with the daughter of the local rabbi; however, he has a chance encounter with Carla, his grade school music teacher (played by the magnificent Carol Kane), who, like Ben, is also a widower and may have just what it takes to help Ben find some harmony again.

The latest film from Nathan Silver, Between the Temples is a dram-edy that explores life, love, loss, and languishing through the lens of tradition and unorthodoxy. Critics have praised the on-screen chemistry between Schwartzman and Kane, as well as the excellent performances from the supporting cast which includes Robert Smigel, Dolly de Leon, and Caroline Arnold.

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111 MIN

Demi Moore stars as “Elizabeth Sparkle”, a well-known TV personality who is unceremoniously fired from her job on her 50th birthday. With her good looks fading and finding herself in a mid-life crisis, Elizabeth encounters an entrepreneur who has a serum which he promises will return Elizabeth to how she looked in her 20’s. There’s a caveat, however: Elizabeth is told that “without exception”, she must change her body every seven days. When she fails to adhere to this important instruction, Elizabeth’s life (and body) begin to fall apart…literally!

This audacious body-horror film with a feminist bent was directed by French filmmaker Coralie Fargeat (Revenge) and stars Margaret Qualley and Dennis Quaid.

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140 MIN

In the cut-throat world of the skincare industry, “reputation is everything.” So says Hope Goldman (Elizabeth Banks), an L.A. facialist who has big plans to launch her own line of beauty care products in an attempt to finally achieve the fame and fortune embodied by the American Dream. When a rival, Angel Vergara (Luis Gerardo Méndez), opens a shop across the street Goldman soon finds herself embroiled in a fight for dominance. Making matters worse, Vergara seems to be playing a dirty game, forcing Goldman to question how far she’s willing to go to keep her brand on top. She’ll discover that the skin she started with won’t be the same as what she ends up with.

Directed by Austin Peters, this exciting thriller is an exploration of the demands of success and the lengths to which people will go in order to be the best. The supporting cast features solid performances from Nathan Fillion (Firefly, Serenity, Castle), Lewis Pullman (Top Gun: Maverick, Catch-22), and MJ Rodriguez (Nurse Jackie, Luke Cage).

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97 MIN

Dìdi, the directorial debut from writer/director Sean Wang, is a playful coming-of-age tale set in the late-2000’s that follows a young Taiwanese-American boy during the final summer moments before he starts high school. His family ties are strong, but there’s only so much a maturing young man can learn from parents and grandparents…namley, how to flirt, have fun, and find his own path in life.

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94 MIN