In 18th-century Venice, at the Pietà orphanage, violin prodigy Cecilia (Tekla Insonia) is trapped in the cage of fate, with marriage as her only escape. Until the arrival of new music teacher Antonio Vivaldi (Michele Riondino), an ambitious composer who uses music as a key to open a brand-new door for her. Under Vivaldi's guidance, Cecilia finds strength in the notes, begins to break free from the constraints of her era and identity, and embarks on a path to pursue her musical dreams.
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Academy Award winner Angelina Jolie stars as Maria Callas, one of the most iconic singers of the 20th century, in renowned director Pablo Larraín's opera 'Maria Callas.' The film tells the story of the Greek-American soprano who retreats to Paris after a brilliant yet turbulent public life. 'Maria Callas' recreates the final chapter of the legendary diva's life, depicting how she reflects on her identity and her life.
Set in London at Christmas, Black Doves is a sharp and poignant action drama about friendship and sacrifice. The series follows Helen Webb (Keira Knightley), a witty, pragmatic, and devoted wife and mother who is also a professional spy. For ten years, she has been passing her politician husband's secrets to the mysterious organization she works for: the Black Doves. When her secret lover Jason (Andrew Koji) is assassinated, her spy boss, the enigmatic Reed (Sarah Lancashire), assigns her old friend Sam (Ben Whishaw) to protect her. Together, Helen and Sam launch an investigation to find out who killed Jason and why. Their inquiry gradually uncovers a vast and intricate conspiracy that links London's dark underworld to an imminent geopolitical crisis.
Rookie cop Will (Himesh Patel) and his rogue partner Terry (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) stumble upon a million dollars at a crime scene they themselves created, turning their small town upside down. After the duo unwisely decides to steal the cash, the community's residents are drawn into a frenzy over the fortune—from a pregnant mom (Lily James) to a physical therapist (Simon Rex) to a shrimp company owner (Tim Blake Nelson)—each discovering just how much they're willing to sacrifice for the money.
In a new season themed around rock 'n' roll, vampire Lestat (played by Sam Reid) embarks on a fiery cross-city tour while being haunted by muses from his wild, rebellious past. As the band's popularity and star power soar, Lestat's influence over vampires and humans grows ever stronger. Amidst a great transformation marked by an unnatural surge in vampire numbers, others must confront Lestat's newfound power.
Eleven (Huang Minghao), raised single-handedly by his father Zhang Yongxun (Bai Ke), has always seen his late mother Dong Yu (Ma Sichun) as a stranger. On his 18th birthday, rebellious teenager Eleven stumbles upon his mother's diary. Driven by curiosity, he opens it and embarks on a journey to know her. Following her life story, he meets the key figures from her past: her breakdancing senior (Liang Jingkang), high school bestie Caixia (Ji Jiahe), childhood friend Liu Pihai (Wang Tianfang), first love (Sun Yang), and his own father. These people weave together the friendship, love, and family that defined Dong Yu's life. Through the diary, Eleven sees the brief yet radiant life she lived and finally feels the love she never stopped giving him.
Anora, a sex worker from Brooklyn, meets and impulsively marries the son of a business tycoon, believing she has finally found her prince charming like Cinderella. However, when news of the marriage reaches Russia, his parents arrive in New York to annul it, shattering Anora's fairy tale.
Old veteran Zhao Xueping (played by Jin Shijie) and night school high school student Ahong (played by Zhang Ruijia) each wander through Taipei City, spending a strange day. These two seemingly unrelated people have faint, elusive intersections in their lives until sunset, when they finally meet in a corner of the city, sparking suspenseful and shocking moments that reveal a poignant love story buried for over half a century.
To save her son's end-of-year camping trip, this single mom steps in as the school bus driver, determined to prove she can be the cool mom.
Adapted from John Travolta's 1997 book. It tells the story of young aviation enthusiast Jeff and his mother on a cross-country flight to Hollywood, a journey that gradually evolves into a life-changing experience filled with unexpected moments.
This is the sequel film to the theatrical adaptation of Tajimakoto's manga 'Autumn Wants to Have Lunch with Spring'. The story follows college roommates Aki (Akiyoshi Junta, played by Akazawa Ryotaro) and Haru (Fujishiro Harutsugu, played by Takahashi Kensuke). As they navigate job hunting, they reassess their paths forward and their feelings for each other. Now in their fourth year of university, they strive to find employment: Aki lands a job at an interior decor company, while Haru, who dreams of becoming a photographer, is hired by a photo studio. As they prepare to live separately after graduation, Haru's older sister Rikka visits to announce her marriage. From Rikka, Aki learns about the decisive factor in her decision to marry, and he realizes that his feelings for Haru go beyond friendship.
This film chronicles Michael Jackson's journey beyond music, from the moment his extraordinary talent was discovered as the lead singer of the Jackson 5, to his evolution into a visionary artist whose boundless creativity drove him to become the greatest entertainer in the world. It also reveals the real life of Michael Jackson offstage, recreating his most iconic early solo performances. Offering an intimate perspective, this film provides an unprecedented glimpse into the inner world of the King of Pop. His story unfolds here.
A family whose daughter seems possessed, and their prayers only seem to make things worse. What sin have they committed?
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