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Living in Two Worlds follows Dai, who grows up as a mediator for his deaf parents and struggles to escape his childhood role after moving to Tokyo. This poignant family drama explores love, duty, and guilt, with a standout performance by Akiko Oshidari.
A chance encounter leads Aya to pick up a stranger at the airport. When he disappears, he leaves a gnawing hunger behind—one which might only be fulfilled by a complete stranger.
One night, an entire class in a small American town disappears, leaving only one student at school. The town’s fear and anger grow as they search for answers. Director Zach Greiner’s masterful use of perspective, sound, and performance makes this one of 2025’s best films.
Dan, a quiet but restless road worker, is invited to a community theater rehearsal after an outburst. His encounter with art helps break emotional barriers with his wife and daughter. O’Sullivan and Thompson’s film explores the healing power of art in life’s struggles.
A wealthy European industrialist names his estranged daughter as heir. With her tutor, she uncovers a global conspiracy involving rival tycoons, terrorists, and assassins in Wes Anderson’s stylish new spy-adventure.
Mathyas, a Montreal copywriter, leaves the city to become a shepherd in the French Alps. He inspires Elise to join him, but living with 800 sheep and a dog proves physically and emotionally tough. Director Sophie Deraspe explores nature, hardship, and human connection with striking depth.
Alma, a philosophy lecturer, must choose between Hank, a tenure-track candidate, and Maggie, her top doctoral student who accuses Hank of assault. The film sidesteps truth claims, focusing instead on the intense emotions, tensions, and complex relationships between the three characters.
