Fresh arrivals, theater releases, and newly added cinema
The 1965 Freedom Ride marked a turning point in the Australian civil rights movement when a group of 29 University of Sydney students, led by Charles Perkins, travelled through rural New South Wales to challenge racism and segregation against Aboriginal people. 7 of the Riders were Jewish, including future Chief Justice Jim Spigelman. Intimately observed by director Eliya Cohen, the film documents a commemorative journey in 2025, when Stand Up brought a new generation of Aboriginal and Jewish youth together to recreate the steps of the historic trip, building on the unique allyship between these remarkable communities.
Poland, spring 1945. In a landscape suspended between the end of the war and the beginning of uncertainty, two survivors meet: a Polish prisoner on the run and a young German deserter.
Set in the futuristic ruins of +Colonia, Latin America’s first ‘smart city’ currently under construction, UNKRNS: SMART ANGELS INC. tells the love story of an angel investor and a unicorn startup: two mythological creatures that have resurfaced as figures of technocratic entrepreneurship. Blending video game engine worlds with live-action scenes across intertwined timelines, the film explores recurring cycles of power and technological desire while imagining new narratives for digital infrastructures from the South.
Maurice and Marvin is a story of love, loss, and the healing power of art. The film is a meditation on how one man, facing inconsolable grief, used photography – and Instagram – to cope, to honor his husband, and to create an online community for others mourning their own loved ones.
Are dragons real? Join John and his 'Cameraman' on a musical odyssey through Derbyshire to find out. You'll 'Consider Yourself' truly blessed and say, 'Thank You Very Much' after watching this 'Flash Bang Wallop' of a film.
What does it take to leave the only place you've ever called home and chase your sound somewhere new? Following Jacob Ledesma, a producer from Reno, Nevada, as he packs up and moves to the Bay Area to take his music to the next level.
Minjun awakens in an unknown space and is forced to play an arcade game where every loss costs him a finger.
When comic artist Jane McSween gets locked out of her flat, her day goes from bad to worse when her attempts to break back in result in the accidental death of her neighbour, and draws the attention of a local crimelord.
It’s Chinese New year in Wellington, and Daniel, a Chinese-Pākehā teenager, is feeling insecure about being half Chinese. After being bullied by his Chinese peers, he realises how out of touch he is with his own culture and begins to feel lost within his mixed identity. All Daniel wants is to get closer to his crush Kaya, a headstrong Chinese girl, but his insecurities are getting in his way. How will Daniel find the courage to be proud of his mixed identity and confess to his crush?
When an impatient female driver's determination to get past a refuse truck threatens the safety of two bin men who disarm their bully with their own infectious and delightful interpretation of art.
Noah Feliz, A big time gangster, is offered a chance to make some big money when a narcotics/gangster Brian Thompson pays him a visit. But things go wrong very quickly. Watch how the story unfolds in this gangster epic. With acts of violence, betrayal, and fights for power. No one is safe.
After months of silence, Gabriel wakes to find his ex-boyfriend, Omar, in his kitchen cooking breakfast as if nothing ever happened. As the morning unfolds, unspoken tensions and unresolved feelings rise to the surface, forcing Gabriel to confront whether intimacy can exist without truth, or if some things are better left in the past.
New York City has always been shaped by migrants. Unsanctioned in a Sanctuary City, collectively created by high school filmmakers from Educational Video Center’s Youth Documentary Workshop, examines what it means to be an immigrant in New York amid increased immigration enforcement and ICE activity under the Trump administration. Focusing on the experiences of street vendors, the young filmmakers explore the relationship between migration, work, community, and belonging while examining how federal immigration policies affect the people whose labor and cultures help make New York City what it is. Through a youth-led lens, Unsanctioned in a Sanctuary City asks what the promise of a “sanctuary city” means when immigrant New Yorkers continue to live and work under the threat of detention and deportation.
The true story of Françoise Robbit, the inventor of the movie trailer.
Through contemporary Jamaica, everyday life, celebration and respite converge in a meditation on revolutionary time, climate crisis and cinema.
This is the story of KDE — from Matthias Ettrich's 1996 Usenet call for a better Linux desktop environment, through the Qt licensing fight that split the free desktop world, the KDE 4 release that nearly broke the community, and the powerful reemergence.
4 Friends go camping and get put into The Pit of Bones
