'A Simple Plan' (1998) is a taut neo-noir thriller set in a frozen Midwestern landscape, where three men discover a crashed plane carrying millions in cash. What begins as a pact to keep quiet soon unravels into secrecy, suspicion and violence. A gripping story of temptation and moral collapse, it shows how easily trust and family ties can shatter when greed takes hold.

'About a Boy' (2002) is a witty and heartfelt British comedy about a self-absorbed bachelor whose unlikely friendship with an awkward 12-year-old forces them both to rethink the lives they’ve been living. Blending humor with emotional depth, the film explores themes of loneliness, connection and personal growth.

'The Wild Robot' (2024) is a tender, visually stunning fable about a robot and a fox who become unlikely parents to a young gosling. The storyline explores the evolving bond between nature and technology while celebrating empathy, adaptation and the quiet power of camaraderie across boundaries.

'Rust and Bone' is a stark and unsentimental French-Belgian drama about trauma, survival and the unconventional bond between an orca trainer and a drifting ex-boxer."

'Quadrophenia' (1979) is a visceral and indelible British drama starring Phil Daniels as Jimmy Cooper, a young working-class Mod living in London in 1964. The film captures the restless energy and cultural identity of the Mod subculture, a youth movement defined by sharp fashion, Italian scooters and a passion for modern jazz, R&B and early rock music. Jimmy struggles with his place in a rigid society, torn between the excitement of the mod lifestyle and the harsh realities o

"Bridge of Spies" (2015) is a meticulously crafted and suspenseful historical drama-thriller starring Tom Hanks as James B. Donovan, an American lawyer who finds himself at the center of Cold War tensions between the United States and the Soviet Union.

'To Die For' is a razor-sharp dark comedy about ruthless ambition and media obsession. Nicole Kidman delivers a career-defining performance as Suzanne Stone, a small-town weather girl determined to achieve fame—at any cost.

'Grave of the Fireflies' is a profound and devastating animated drama from Japan, set in the city of Kobe in 1945. The story follows Seita and his younger sister Setsukoduring the final days of World War II, after American bombers have decimated the city.

'Rebel Ridge' is a forthright action thriller about a Marine veteran battling corrupt police officers exploiting civil asset forfeiture laws.

'The Matrix' is a groundbreaking science fiction action film starring Keanu Reeves as Thomas Anderson, a computer hacker known as "Neo", who discovers that the world he knows is, in fact, a simulated reality called "the Matrix".

'Searching for Bobby Fischer' is an emotionally rich drama about child chess prodigy Josh Waitzkin, beginning when the then-seven-year-old first becomes fascinated with the game in Washington Square Park.

"The Insider" (1999) is a tense and immersive drama starring Russell Crowe as Jeffrey Wigand, a former tobacco executive turned corporate whistleblower, and Al Pacino as '60 Minutes' producer Lowell Bergman.

'SLC Punk!' is a spirited, high-energy coming-of-age film centered on two punk rockers navigating life in conservative Salt Lake City, Utah in 1985.

'Gone Girl' is a vivid psychological thriller about a mysterious disappearance and the ensuing media frenzy the engulfs a small town in Middle America.

'Once Upon a Time in Anatolia' is a meditative Turkish drama that follows a group of men—including a police commissar, a prosecutor, a doctor, and a murder suspect—on a long night’s journey through the Anatolian steppe as they search for a buried body. As the night unfolds, the physical search becomes a deeper exploration of truth, memory, and morality. With its atmospheric pacing and philosophical undertones, the film reveals the quiet complexity of human nature.

'A Real Pain' is a poignant comedy-drama about two disparate cousins on a Jewish heritage tour through Poland

'The Doors' is a sprawling biographical drama exploring the life of Jim Morrison, frontman of the legendary rock band The Doors.

Dark Days (2000) is an immersive documentary that provides a stark and intimate look into a community of homeless people living...

'The Lobster' is a surreal dark comedy set in a future where single people are forced to find love or be transformed into an animal.

'The Brutalist' is a monumental period drama about a Holocaust survivor who emigrates to the United States in search of a new beginning