Adrien Brody stars in a new sweeping historical drama from A24 Studios!

Lázló Tóth (Brody) is a Hungarian Jew who, after becoming separated from his wife during the Holocaust of World War II, makes his way to Philadelphia to start a new life and pursue the American Dream. A chance encounter with a wealthy man gives Tóth the opportunity to use his skills as an architect to not only refurbish a lavish estate, but also his marriage and his life.

Directed by Brady Corbet (Melancholia, The Clouds of Sils Maria), The Brutalist is being hailed by critics and audiences for the full scope of its quality. In addition to Brody, the film also stars Felicity Jones and Guy Pearce.

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When a seasoned Las Vegas showgirl learns that her current gig is suddenly about reach its end, she is forced to examine her life and make a new plan for what she will do with the rest of her life.

Pamela Anderson stars in this new film from Gia Coppola which has already received high praise from critics and audiences on the international film festival circuit. Rounding out the supporting cast are Jamie Lee Curtis, Dave Bautista, Kiernan Shipka (Mad Men), and Jason Scwartzman.

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The lovable Paddington Bear is back for his third round on the big screen with a new adventure in the world’s southern hemisphere!

When he receives word from a Peruvian home for retired bears that his Aunt Lucy is acting oddly, Paddington packs his bags and sets off to South America to pay her a visit. Upon arriving, however, he learns that Aunt Lucy has mysteriously disappeared into the jungle. Luckily, Paddington finds a map among Aunt Lucy’s belongings and uses it to start a quest to track her down.

This wonderfully exciting animated feature film includes the voice talents of a whole host of top-notch stars, including Hugh Bonneville, Olivia Coleman, and Antonio Banderas.

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From award-winning director Pedro Almodóvar comes a heart-wrenching film that examines the true tests of friendship and mortality.

Ingrid (Julianne Moore) and Martha (Tilda Swinton) were once close friends when they were employed at the same magazine many years ago. As is often the case with friends, career trajectories, personal goals, and other life circumstances caused them to drift apart. However, a chance encounter puts the women back in touch with one another, and Ingrid learns that Martha is dying from terminal cancer. As they reconnect, they decide to move from the city to the quiet countryside where their newfound friendship can bloom again as they share the meaningful moments from the past, present, and future of their lives. Martha desires to end her own life before the cancer can take it from her, and Ingrid does what any true friend would do — offer support.

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107 MIN

Elwood, a young African-American boy, is coming of age in Florida during the 1960’s Jim Crow era. Even in the midst of the tense racial attitudes that were dividing society at that time, Elwood’s future appears bright: he is awarded an opportunity to attend an HBCU’s honor’s program tuition-free. While hitchhiking to class, however, Elwood is picked up by a man driving a stolen car and the two are pulled over by the police. Elwood is unfairly arrested as an accomplice, and his hopeful trajectory through life is forever changed as he is transferred to a segregated reform school – The Nickel Academy – which is notorious for is brutal abuse of black students. He meets and befriends Turner, another student, and the two learn to rely on each other to make it through the tough environment even though their ideas about how black people should integrate into white society are very different.

Based on the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel by Colson Whitehead about the infamous “Dozier School”, and written and directed by Academy Award-nominated filmmaker RaMell Ross, Nickel Boys uses the unique approach of presenting the visual narrative of the film through the first-person perspective – in other words, through the eyes of the protagonists. The film has also been nominated for and won several prestigious awards on the film festival circuit for its script, cinematography, and direction.

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140 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