Sofia Lacey

Amanda-Jade Tyler

Richard Lovell

Chelsea Greenwood

In the ashes of the cursed Amityville House, now an abandoned cornfield and former campsite, feuding sisters Tina and Mary reluctantly reunite to agree on an outcome. Then, after selling the decaying family caravan park, they will part ways and never see each other again. However, evil never dies, and the same dark force that possessed Ronald DeFeo and the Lutzes in The Amityville Horror (1979) is now out for revenge. Can the unsuspecting visitors look evil in the eye and confront the Amityville Scarecrow?—Nick Riganas

Amityville Scarecrow

Amityville Scarecrow (2021)

Brooke Burfitt

Lexi Giovagnoli

Houston Rhines

Madeleine Guilbot

A best-selling author hides her love for Christmas after an ugly breakup, but could find love again when she discovers a website for people who are crazy about Christmas: "Christmas Lovers Anonymous."

Christmas Lovers Anonymous

Christmas Lovers Anonymous (2021)

Ash Hamilton

Sean Ed

Chanell Hamilton

Douglas McDonald

In July of 2013 Sean Miller disappeared for four days. Seven years later a documentary film crew found out why.

Holes in the Sky: The Sean Miller Story

Holes in the Sky: The Sean Miller Story (2021)

Miriam Martín

Peio Arnáez

Javi Cañón

Arantxa Galindez

Following his mother's death, Nikolas, a young 30-year-old with autism, decides to return to his hometown. He wants to fulfill a mission, reach the high seas in two days. There he meets Ane, his only childhood friend, and enlists her help. But Niko's barriers when it comes to communicating won't make it easy for him. It turns out that not everyone tunes the same frequency.

The Radio Amateur

The Radio Amateur (2021)

Meera Devi

Shyamkali Devi

Suneeta Prajapati

In a cluttered news landscape dominated by men, emerges India's only newspaper run by Dalit women. Chief Reporter Meera and her journalists break traditions, redefining what it means to be powerful.

Writing with Fire

Writing with Fire (2021)

Ray Sefo

Dana White

Ariel Helwani

Jon Anik

Mark Hunt is a global superstar in kickboxing and mixed martial arts, the 'Super Samoan'. This documentary charts his tumultuous career from childhood abuse at the hands of his father, to his lowly start in the ring and triumph in the UFC.

Mark Hunt: The Fight of His Life

Mark Hunt: The Fight of His Life (2021)

Tells the story of the Italian Renaissance artist from Urbino, starting from his extraordinary portraits of women - the Mother, the Friend, the Secret Lover and the Client.

Raphael: The Young Prodigy

Raphael: The Young Prodigy (2021)

Emilio Puggioni

Renaissance Florence Medici was powerhouse of culture with dark side. Sandro Botticelli was able to project into his works, the lights and shadows of this era - the inventor of ideal Beauty in The Allegory of Spring and the Birth of Venus

Botticelli, Florence And The Medici

Botticelli, Florence And The Medici (2021)

Glenn Close

Julie Andrews

Mark Saltzman

George Takei

Dickson Hughes and Richard Stapley, two young songwriters and romantic partners, find themselves caught in movie star Gloria Swanson's web when she hires them to write a musical version of "Sunset Boulevard."

Boulevard! A Hollywood Story

Boulevard! A Hollywood Story (2021)

Kendall Whelpton

Vera Whelpton

Cory Heinzen

Jennifer Heinzen

The world-famous house that inspired The Conjuring film has recently been sold and is now open to paranormal investigations. With special access, a small group of filmmakers and paranormal investigators are allowed to move into the famously haunted home for two weeks in hopes of capturing evidence. During this time the group will be experiencing, investigating, and documenting every moment. Will they be able to make it through their stay? Do malevolent spirits still haunt this home, or is it something more sinister?

The Sleepless Unrest: The Real Conjuring Home

The Sleepless Unrest: The Real Conjuring Home (2021)

Stephen King

Emily Perkins

Seth Green

Tim Curry

A documentary surrounding It (1990), based upon the Stephen King novel of the same name, which featured a notorious villain known mostly as Pennywise.

Pennywise: The Story of It

Pennywise: The Story of It (2021)

William Mark McCullough

Simbi Khali

Anna Harriette Pittman

Tommi Rose

A Savannah Haunting centers around a family who moves to Savannah, Georgia to escape the memory of their young daughter's tragic drowning. Once in their new home, the mother begins to experience chilling phenomena that lead her to believe she is being haunted by her dead daughter. But an old black woman with ties to the home's slavery past warns there may be darker, more sinister forces dwelling beneath the house. The family is torn apart as the haunting turns each of them against the other. Will they discover what is inside their home before it's too late?—Tammy Lynn

A Savannah Haunting

A Savannah Haunting (2021)

Elina Löwensohn

Kimiyo Mori

Sarah de Laubier

Laurène de Laubier

It tells the story of Jean who grows up in a community under the influence of Chris, a spiritual guide. After receiving a tape from his reclusive sister, he rediscovers voices and sounds from his past. Memories begin to emerge and Jean decides to follow in Chris' footsteps on a journey that will take him to Japan, Indonesia and Bulgaria, in search of the secret his father was hiding.

Spectre: Sanity, Madness & the Family

Spectre: Sanity, Madness & the Family (2021)

João Miguel

Ignacio Benítez

Ana Brun

Sabrina Grinschpun

Emilia, 17, arrives at a hostel owned by her Aunt Inés at the border between Argentina and Brazil, looking for her long missing brother. In this luxuriant jungle, where local myths and legends abound, a dangerous beast believed to be the spirit of an evil man taking the form of different animals seems to be roaming around. On a journey to sexual awakening, Emilia will have to confront her past in order to kill the beast.—Diego Alveron

To Kill the Beast

To Kill the Beast (2021)

Brian Ralston

Cindy Chang

Marina Patino

Penny Orloff

Desperate to reconcile with his estranged wife, Elliot stops at a desert motel where he encounters Greta, an uncanny woman on the run from a mysterious past.

Silent River

Silent River (2021)

Momo Casablanca

Anwar Elbathy

Ahmed Hosny

Ahmed Radwan Mohamed

Former hip-hop emcee Anas takes a job at a cultural center in a working-class neighborhood in Casablanca. Encouraged by their new teacher, his students will try to free themselves from the weight of restrictive traditions in order to live their passions and express themselves through hip-hop.

Casablanca Beats

Casablanca Beats (2021)

Alex Hook

Kyle Muir

Rene Payes

Sean Quigley

An FBI analyst must build an off-book safe house to get his job back, but his spirited contractor may prove to be more of a problem than a solution

Contractors

Contractors (2021)

Anthony Paliotti

Denis Podalydès

Christophe Paou

Lorella Cravotta

In a gymnastics gym, several judges sit at a table ranking various duos in a rock dancing competition. There is discussion over whether one woman's performance should be judged more positively because she limped onto the stage, indicating that she might have a disability, which ignites an extended argument about disability politics and positive discrimination. The host of the competition (Patrice Laffont) arrives and tells the jury that they should include an elderly couple in their top 3 finalists because their sponsor wants a diverse spread of dancers.At the aforementioned rock dance competition, a handful of couples perform swing-style dance to American rock music. This includes Laurence (Lorella Cravotta) and Olivier (Olivier Saladin), an older retired couple, who receive a standing ovation. Laurence and Olivier are selected as one of the 3 couples to advance to the finals. Later, they meet with their bankers, who tell them that they are 78,000 euros in debt and must either sell their house or the bank will have it foreclosed. Laurence and Olivier express that if they win the dance competition, they will receive an SUV as a prize, which if sold would cover half of their debts. Back at home, Laurence and Olivier watch a television program in which the Minister of Finance defends his new pension reforms.Some time later, Minister of Finance Stéphane Lemarchand (Christophe Paou) meets with Thierry (Denis Podalydès), a tenor of the bar, as well as Alexandre (Alexandre Steiger), who happens to be the son of Laurence and Olivier. Lemarchand is concerned that a journalist has been asking him whether he has money hidden overseas; Thierry reassures him that nothing concerning his overseas bank accounts will ever get to the media.Elsewhere, 16-year-old Louise (Lilith Grasmug) is at her first gynecological appointment. She asks the doctor (Blanche Gardin) a series of questions about her first time having sex, and explains that there is an older boy she would like to lose her virginity to at an upcoming party.Minister of Finance Lemarchand meets with his team to brainstorm ways to come up with an extra 22 billion euros in three months. Ideas include doubling university fees ("students aren't our key voters anyway"); taking away free lunches for the children of the unemployed ("they do nothing -- they can cook for them"); and taxing abortions ("too far").Louise, bicycling home with headphones on, encounters a rude taxi driver (Pascal Tagnati) who swears at her and calls her a "slut" for riding without a bike saddle; Louise cusses him out and he drives away, chastened.Alexandre attends dinner with his mother Laurence, father Olivier, sister Celine (Céline Fuhrer), and brother-in-law Anthony (Anthony Paliotti) to celebrate Laurence's 60th birthday. Alexandre complains about the location, the drinks, and the lack of choice on the fixed menu they've chosen. The family bickers. When the check comes, Olivier's card is declined; he explains it away as being faulty, and Laurence uses hers.Minister of Finance Lemarchand sits in his living room with a camera crew, giving an exaggeratedly down-to-earth interview in an attempt to humanize him to the public. (He tells the interviewer that his biggest fault is "telling the truth.") Later, he and his wife Mathilde (Vanessa Koutseff) are directed in a corny photo shoot for the same purpose.Thierry, Alexandre, and Lemarchand sit in a sauna. Thierry tells the men that they've taken a huge risk, but that news of Lemarchand's foreign bank accounts will never ever come out -- implying that something happened with the journalist. Lemarchand is so relieved that he kisses Thierry on the forehead.Lemarchand drives down a country road in the dark. On screen, a quote from Antonio Gramsci appears: "The old world is dying, the new world struggles to be born. Now is the time of monsters." Lemarchand begs off his work and wife and phones Marco, who informs him he has "girls" where he's going. However, a tire ruptures and Lemarchand is forced to stop the car in the middle of nowhere.In a nearby house, a unnamed man (Fred Blin) sits on his couch, feeding his pet hog and watching television (on which a pensioner bemoans the reforms). Lemarchand knocks on the window and asks if he can borrow a mallet; the man in the house obliges, but recognizes Lemarchand and insists he try a "local specialty" drink before he goes. Lemarchand takes a sip and goes unresponsive, falling to the floor and foaming at the mouth; the man reveals that the drink contained fentanyl. The man then drapes an unconscious Lemarchand over an overturned chair and rapes him, comparing him gleefully to "the Republic" out loud as he does so. Intercut with the scene of Lemarchand's rape, we see Olivier and Laurence exuberantly performing their dance at the rock competition finals.At the raucous teen party, Louise finally hooks up with the object of her affections (Rémi Mesnard). Despite feeling awkward at first, Louise enjoys the sex and participates extremely energetically (to the boy's slight panic).In the gym locker room, the judges are deciding the final winners of the rock dance competition. After a spirited argument, a tie is broken and another couple -- not Laurence and Olivier -- wins the grand prize of the SUV. Later, in the bathroom, Olivier cries and Laurence comforts him.Meanwhile, the rapist binds and gags Lemarchand and puts him in the back of his truck. While driving, the rapist tells Lemarchand his origin story: he had a father who became an alcoholic and killed himself after losing his factory job due to the economy. He then immediately reveals that the story is completely made up. The rapist drives to Parliament and ties a naked, still-unconscious Lemarchand to the gates, writing "JE SUIS UN ENCULÉ" ("I AM A COCKSUCKER") on his chest before leaving him there.As Louise walks home from the party, tired and happy, the rapist pulls up behind her and kidnaps her. In the rapist's basement, he makes crepes while Louise screams, bound and gagged with plastic on the floor. The rapist sexually assaults Louise while his pet pug dog looks on.Afterwards, the rapist is asleep at his workbench; Louise frees herself and escapes into the night. She quickly changes her mind, however, and runs back into the basement, grabbing the crepe pan and knocking the rapist unconscious. She then binds the rapist to his chair and uses a reciprocating saw from the workbench to cut out his testicles, which she cooks in the microwave while she dances to the radio. Louise forces the bloodied rapist to eat his own testicles; one falls on the floor, where the pug dog eats it.That night, Laurence and Olivier bicker as they swallow bowls of pills to commit suicide. They kiss goodnight and tie plastic bags over their heads to ensure they suffocate. They kiss goodnight again, this time with the bags over their heads.In the morning, Lemarchand is found naked and tied to the gates of Parliament. On the toilet, Alexandre hears and sees the news; he also gets a call concerned that his father isn't picking up the phone. Alexandre goes to his parents' house, where he discovers them dead in bed holding hands. Later, body transport workers are seen gently prying their hands apart in order to take them away.In Alexandre's car, we hear a phone call detailing that his parents never admitted to their children that they had debt problems. Simultaneously, he encounters the rude taxi driver, who yells insults at him. Enraged, Alexandre exits his car and approaches the taxi driver, who sprays him with pepper spray. The taxi driver urinates on Alexandre's head as he lies curled on the ground in pain.A few days later, Alexandre has been assigned as Louise's lawyer. He explains that she must tell the court that her actions were in self-defense, and that she didn't know what she was doing at the time. Louise, however, wants to say that what she did was a conscious act of revenge, and insists that to do otherwise would be lying.In another room, we see Minister of Finance Lemarchand as he meets with Thierry, sore and bruised but back at work.As THE END flashes across the screen and the credits begin, Alexandre and Louise walk out of a courtroom, hounded by reporters. Louise says nothing, but gives a small smile as she walks through a crowd of cheering feminist supporters who hail her as a hero. A free woman, she exits the courthouse and takes her new boyfriend by the hand. Just then, at that same intersection, the rude taxi driver is t-boned and smashes his head on the driver's side window.

Bloody Oranges

Bloody Oranges (2021)

Demián Salomón

Macarena Suárez

Rodrigo Ferreyra

Ezequiel Endelman

A struggling all-girl rock band kicks off a new tour, hoping to rekindle their popularity. Things are off to a bad start, however, when they show up to their first gig to find the town deserted. After they catch the attention of horrors from beyond our reality, the band realises that being forgotten by their fans is the least of their problems.—Official synopsis

PussyCake

PussyCake (2021)

Sigourney Weaver

Morena Baccarin

Kevin Kline

David Rasche

A native daughter whose family has lived there for three centuries, Hildy Good was once the most successful realtor in Wendover, MA, a quaint and now largely upper middle class coastal village, and one of the most successful small business owners on the North Shore, that was before among others Scott, her now out gay ex-husband, and their two young adult daughters, Tess and Emily, held an intervention that sent her to rehab for a drinking problem, something that Hildy does not admit that she had, especially in comparison to her long deceased mother. Coming out of rehab, Hildy drinks on the sly, she countering her now admitted drinking problem, which she doesn't see as much of a problem, a result of rehab, does not attend therapy or AA meetings, and is having financial problems in her real estate company being in a free fall in most business in town having been taken over by her former associate Wendy Heatherton, who stole her client list when Hildy was in rehab, although Hildy puts on a false front of not having any financial issues in she still largely offering financial support to Tess and Emily when they need it. In having sold her the house in which she and her young family live, Hildy develops a friendship with Rebecca McAllister, a lonely and needy woman new to town, that friendship for Hildy in Rebecca not only not judging her drinking, but partaking in it with her in their private time together. That neediness for Rebecca has resulted in her having an affair with married psychiatrist Peter Newbold, she once a patient of his. Peter has asked Hildy, who used to babysit him when he was a child, not to divulge that he has asked her possibly to sell his house if an out-of-town job comes through, Hildy taking from that that Peter's own marriage is in trouble. And despite her own troubles, Hildy offers her services to struggling Cassie and Patch Dwight to prepare their house for sale in they not having the funds to do so in all their attention, financial or otherwise, directed toward their autistic son, Jake Dwight. With the Dwights' house, Hildy asks another native son, Frank Getchell, owner of his own maintenance company, to assist despite Frankie being already stretched to the limit with work. In that process, Hildy contemplates starting something with Frankie, her high school crush, who may provide some stability that she needs in life.—Huggo

The Good House

The Good House (2021)

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