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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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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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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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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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Thanks to films like Nosferatu, Robert Eggers’ latest smash-hit reboot of the Dracula story, the golden age of horror is having a comeback — Hollywood would now like to (re)introduce you to the Wolf Man!

When a family man learns of his father’s mysterious disappearance (and presumed death) and ends up inherits his childhood home, he relocates with his wife and child from California to Oregon to start a new life. Shortly after moving in, however, he is attacked by a werewolf during a full moon. Although he was successfully able to protect his family, he begins to change into something bestial that will truly threaten their safety.

Written and directed by Leigh Whannell (Saw, Insidious, The Invisible Man), Wolf Man promises to continue the tradition of great “monster movies” and spark a whole new generation of fans for this classic genre.

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The year is 1976, and British teacher Tom Michell (Steve Coogan) has taken a job as an educator – he’ll be responsible for teaching English to a group of unruly young students – in Argentina, which is on the brink of political and social upheaval with a coup imminent. Due to the urban chaos, the school opts to close for a week and Michell decides to go to the coast for a holiday. While at the beach, he rescues a penguin from an oil slick and the cute little animal takes a deep liking to its savior. Michell, however, doesn’t feel the same…at least not at first. As it turns out, the penguin not only helps Michell improve the performance of his students, but also ultimately teaches the teacher something about himself.

Based on true events and featuring a solid performance from Steve Coogan, The Penguin Lessons is the latest film from Oscar-nominated filmmaker Peter Cattaneo who directed The Full Monty.

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Join us to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the epic film that details the genesis of both the Galactic Empire and Darth Vader!

Discover the true power of the dark side in Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith. Years after the onset of the Clone Wars, the noble Jedi Order leads a massive clone army into a galaxy-wide war against the Separatists. When the sinister Sith unveils a thousand-year-old plot to rule the galaxy, the Republic crumbles and from its ashes arises the evil Galactic Empire. Anakin Skywalker is seduced by the dark side of the Force to become the Emperor’s new apprentice.

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After the death of his wife, visionary entrepreneur Karsh, as a way to soothe his deep grief, creates an innovative (and controversial) technology that provides him with a means to monitor and stay connected with his wife’s corpse which has now been interred in her grave – a shroud comprised of hi-tech components that allows the living to watch the body of the deceased as it decomposes. When the cemetery where her body lies is vandalized, Karsh vows to find the culprits and make them atone for their transgression.

From critically-acclaimed Canadian filmmaker David Cronenberg, considered a master of the “body horror” genre due to the success of films like Scanners, Videodrome, and The Fly, The Shrouds is an eerie and thought-provoking examination of the obsession with life, death, and grief.

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