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Directed by Marta Bergman, The Silent Run is a tense, intimate drama that explores the heavy cost of human decisions. The story follows Sara and

Magdy and Sama, a retired middle-class couple living in a modest apartment in Maadi, face an all-too-common problem: their aging freezer has broken down. A

Once Upon a Time in Gaza is a darkly comic yet haunting portrait of life under siege. Set in Gaza shortly after 2007, the film

Fifty teenage boys step onto an endless road, each representing a different U.S. state, governed by one brutal rule: keep walking, or you’re out permanently.

A single room, flickering lights, a broken camera feed and no escape. That’s the world you’re thrown into when you first step inside Your Host.

After years away from the force, Frank Drebin Jr. (Liam Neeson) is pulled back into duty when a global conspiracy threatens to unleash chaos. But

Spike Lee’s Highest 2 Lowest reworks Ed McBain’s King’s Ransom through a New York prism and keeps Akira Kurosawa’s moral heartbeat close at hand. The

Paul Thomas Anderson is one of the few contemporary filmmakers whose voice carries across very different films: the ensemble chaos of Boogie Nights and Magnolia,

Set in the small town of Maybrook, Weapons begins with a nightmare: nearly all of teacher Justine Gandy’s (Julia Garner) students vanish overnight. Only one

At its wheel, this film isn’t simply about engines roaring back to life—it’s about a man who once ruled the grid returning for one last

Nearly three decades after the Rage virus devastated Britain, civilization has managed to rebuild itself into scattered, fortified communities. The infected—now known as “the horde”—still

In the golden age of Cold War spy thrillers, tension lived in alleys, hand-offs, and whispers. Today, espionage has shifted to keyboards, codes, and silent