THE SUBSTANCE is a provocative body-horror thriller directed by Coralie Fargeat. The film stars Demi Moore as a fading celebrity who turns to a mysterious black-market drug that promises youth and perfection—at a terrifying cost—alongside Margaret Qualley in a key supporting role. Blending extreme physical horror with sharp social satire, the film explores beauty standards, aging, and identity in a brutal and unsettling way. THE SUBSTANCE premiered to strong reactions at the Cannes Film Festival, where it won the Best Screenplay Award, and was widely praised for its bold vision, Moore’s fearless performance, and Fargeat’s uncompromising direction.

BETTER MAN is a biographical musical drama film inspired by the life of British pop star Robbie Williams. The film reimagines Williams’ rise to fame, personal struggles, and battles with addiction and self-doubt, uniquely portraying him as a CGI chimpanzee to reflect his own self-image. Robbie Williams narrates the story himself, with motion-capture performance by Jonno Davies, blending fantasy elements with raw emotional honesty. Known for its bold visual style, musical sequences, and unconventional storytelling, BETTER MAN drew significant international attention at major film festivals and was praised for its originality and fearless approach to the music biopic genre.

HERETIC is a psychological horror thriller directed by Scott Beck and Bryan Woods. The film stars Hugh Grant in a chilling against-type role as a seemingly polite man who traps two young Mormon missionaries, played by Sophie Thatcher and Chloe East, in a deadly game of faith, control, and manipulation. Set largely in a confined location, the film relies on intense dialogue, mounting tension, and philosophical horror rather than jump scares. HERETIC was noted for its unsettling atmosphere and Grant’s widely discussed performance, earning strong critical attention for its intelligent script and disturbing exploration of belief and power.

SAINT X is a psychological mystery drama series based on the novel by Alexis Schaitkin. The story centers on the mysterious death of a young American woman during a Caribbean vacation and its lasting impact on her younger sister, played by Alycia Debnam-Carey, years later. Moving between past and present timelines, the series explores grief, privilege, and obsession through a moody, character-driven narrative. SAINT X was noted for its haunting atmosphere and its examination of how unresolved tragedy shapes identity.

PERSON OF INTEREST is a science fiction crime thriller created by Jonathan Nolan. The series follows former CIA operative John Reese, played by Jim Caviezel, who partners with tech billionaire Harold Finch, portrayed by Michael Emerson, to prevent violent crimes predicted by an advanced artificial intelligence known as “The Machine.” What begins as a procedural gradually evolves into a serialized exploration of surveillance, AI ethics, and government power. PERSON OF INTEREST earned critical praise for its intelligent writing and timely themes about technology and control.

MANSON: THE LOST TAPES is a true-crime documentary focused on newly uncovered recordings connected to Charles Manson and his inner circle. The film revisits the infamous Manson Family murders through previously unheard audio, offering a chilling glimpse into Manson’s manipulation, ideology, and control over his followers. Blending archival material with investigative context, the documentary explores how charisma and psychological influence fueled one of America’s most notorious criminal cases. MANSON: THE LOST TAPES drew attention for its disturbing authenticity and the rare insight provided by the recovered recordings.

CASEY ANTHONY: AN AMERICAN MURDER MYSTERY is a true-crime documentary series examining one of the most controversial criminal cases in recent American history. The series revisits the 2008 disappearance and death of two-year-old Caylee Anthony and the subsequent trial of her mother, Casey Anthony, which captivated the nation. Through archival footage, media coverage, and interviews, it explores the investigation, courtroom drama, and the intense public reaction surrounding the verdict. CASEY ANTHONY: AN AMERICAN MURDER MYSTERY was noted for its detailed reconstruction of the case and its examination of how media frenzy shaped public perception.

MODERN FAMILY is a comedy sitcom created by Christopher Lloyd and Steven Levitan. The series follows the interconnected lives of three diverse but related families, led by patriarch Jay Pritchett, played by Ed O’Neill, alongside standout performances from Sofía Vergara, Julie Bowen, Ty Burrell, and Jesse Tyler Ferguson. Presented in a mockumentary style with direct-to-camera interviews, the show humorously explores marriage, parenting, generational gaps, and contemporary family dynamics. Known for its sharp writing and heartfelt humor, MODERN FAMILY became one of television’s most successful comedies, winning multiple Emmy Awards during its eleven-season run.

WE LIVE IN TIME is a romantic drama directed by John Crowley. The film stars Andrew Garfield and Florence Pugh as two strangers whose chance encounter evolves into a deeply intimate relationship shaped by time, love, and unexpected challenges. Told through a non-linear narrative, the story captures the fleeting yet transformative moments that define a shared life. WE LIVE IN TIME premiered to strong attention at international festivals and was praised for the emotional chemistry between its leads and its tender, life-affirming storytelling.

MOTHER'S INSTINCT is a psychological thriller directed by Benoît Delhomme. The film stars Jessica Chastain and Anne Hathaway as close friends and neighbors in the 1960s whose seemingly perfect suburban lives unravel after a tragic accident involving their children. As grief turns into suspicion and paranoia, their friendship deteriorates into a tense battle of guilt, blame, and psychological manipulation. MOTHER'S INSTINCT was noted for its stylish period setting, slow-burning tension, and the intense performances of its two leads.

THIS SUMMER WILL END is a crime drama centered on two brothers whose fragile hopes for a fresh start spiral into violence. After years away, twenty-seven-year-old Kesha returns to his rural village determined to rebuild his life, while his seventeen-year-old brother Tima dreams of entering college after achieving strong exam results. When Kesha loses his job at a local gold mining artel and feels betrayed by his employers, desperation drives him to steal gold and flee. Pulling Tima into his reckless escape, the brothers are forced onto the run, testing their loyalty and confronting the consequences of revenge, ambition, and broken prospects.

NUUCHA is a historical drama based on the works of Polish writer Wacław Sieroszewski, drawing from his experiences of Siberian exile. Set in the late 19th century in the remote taiga of the Russian Empire, the story follows a poor Yakut couple, Khabdzhiy and Keremes, struggling to survive after the loss of their newborn child. Their harsh routine is disrupted when a local ruler orders them to shelter a Russian political exile, Konstantin, until further notice. As cultural differences and power dynamics surface, the presence of the outsider gradually shifts the balance within the household, turning a fragile coexistence into a quiet battle for authority against the unforgiving wilderness.

LITTLE BROWNIE KUZYA is a family fantasy adventure based on the beloved Russian children’s stories about the mischievous house spirit Kuzya. The film follows the small but spirited brownie as he protects his home and forms an unlikely friendship with a young girl who discovers his secret existence. Blending magical elements with warm humor, the story explores themes of friendship, loyalty, and the importance of home. LITTLE BROWNIE KUZYA attracted family audiences with its colorful visual style, lighthearted tone, and nostalgic connection to a classic literary character.

A MAN’S WORD is a tense psychological drama centered on a father pushed to the brink. After his ten-year-old son Ilya falls into a coma, Andrey refuses to accept the hospital’s decision to disconnect the boy from life support in accordance with the law. Desperate and convinced there is still hope, he barricades himself in a hospital ward, taking a doctor and nurse hostage at gunpoint. Driven by a promise he made to his son, Andrey’s actions spiral into a moral and emotional standoff that explores parental devotion, desperation, and the limits of faith and responsibility.

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HERETIC

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PERSON OF INTEREST

MANSON: THE LOST TAPES

CASEY ANTHONY:
AN AMERICAN MURDER MYSTERY

MODERN FAMILY

WE LIVE IN TIME

MOTHER'S INSTINCT

CRIKEY! IT'S IRWINS

ANDYS'S PREHISTORIC ADVENTURES

MONSTER SHAKER

A KIND OF SPARK

PEPPA PIG

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NUUCCHA

LITTLE BROWNIE KUZYA

A MAN'S WORD