Cameron Paisley

Barbara Beall

Alethea Sholomenko

Alicia c. Snee

New friends Erin and Alex discover a mutual attraction that neither of them have ever felt before. While Alex tries to navigate her feelings, Erin refuses to acknowledge that she might be gay and heads down a path of self-destruction. Faced with Erin's denial, Alex must decide whether to follow her own path, or fight for the first person she's ever loved.

Who Am I Now?

Who Am I Now? (2021)

Julia Sundstrom Sandstrom

Karen Obilom

Helen Mahfar

Harrison Bacon

In a richly filmed black-and-white Los Angeles, SHOW ME WHAT YOU GOT follows three young millennials as they form a wholehearted ménage à trois, finding joy together by joining political protests, making art, and falling deeper into their unconventional love, until one must return to Italy and their experience there threatens the delicate balance of their relationship in this award winning film that sparks with the restless energy of the French New Wave.—Dss

Show Me What You Got

Show Me What You Got (2019)

Tony Zarro

William Lamont

Mary Jean Walker

Phil Bernard

Scalli is a gangster who manages women wrestlers as a front for his bookmaking, drug, and prostitution rackets. He trusts the wrong people and ends up trying to run away from both the police and mysterious mob boss Mr. Big, to whom he owes $35,000. This film features real-life wrestlers Peaches Page, Clara Mortensen (world champion wrestler), and Rita Martinez (champion of Mexico).—Vance Kochenderfer

Racket Girls

Racket Girls (1951)

Nanako Mori

Natsuki Hanae

Kôichi Yamadera

Hiroshi Kamiya

Kouichi "Yui" Sakura or known by his nickname, "Cherry" (an English translation of his surname) is a shy boy who has trouble communicating with people. He only writes haiku poems to express his feelings. Yuki, named online as "Smile", also has the same problem as Cherry. She is obsessed with being an online influencer. Both of them go to the large shopping mall named "Oda Nouvelle Mall" in their town. Cherry supervises the elderly Mr. Fujiyama, who has been looking at an album with a beautiful girl next to a radio station on it titled "YAMAZAKURA", reads several haiku around outside of the mall. Cherry tries to catch Mr. Fujiyama's attention and they go to the mall. Meanwhile, in the mall, Yuki starts doing online videos of herself with cute things happening at the mall. A boy named Japan gets scammed by the gacha machine with a fake Hikarun figurine and throws a tantrum about it. His partner Beaver steals the cutout of Hikarun in order to please Japan but ends up attracting the attention of the security guards and Motopuri, the mall's manager. Motopuri pursues Beaver while he causes chaos throughout the mall. He bumps into Cherry and Yuki, who both end up switching up their smartphones. As Cherry and Yuki get back up, her mask accidentally falls off, exposing her braces to Cherry, who cluelessly eavesdrops on her and says "Braces". She runs away from him and storms out of the mall, embarrassed. Beaver ends up severing the head of the Hikarun cutout in the process before Motopuri tries to subdue him.Cherry and Mr. Fujiyama return to a place the former works at, a care center for the elderly in the mall. Mr. Fujiyama is asked by workers there whether he found the record for the album he keeps looking at but walks away, indicating that he never found it. Mr. Fujiyama angrily recites a haiku he managed to memorize while going to the mall at Cherry, but later says it calmly at Cherry's urging. They both talk about the intricateness of haikus. When Cherry tries to convince Mr. Fujiyama to keep his voice down, Mr. Fujiyama raises his voice again while pretending not to hear what Cherry said. Mr. Fujiyama is later picked up by his grandson, Toughboy, who was hunting down Beaver for vandalizing on his car. Toughboy calms down when he sees Mr. Fujiyama, who he calls "Akiko-san" but gets angry and blames Cherry for the vandalism when the latter tries to read what the graffiti says. Cherry denies any wrongdoing and Toughboy leaves with Mr. Fujiyama. Toughboy later tells Cherry that he should tell Beaver that he'll beat him up whenever he shows up.After his shift at the caring center, Cherry sees another graffiti, but it was a haiku instead of a catchphrase. Yuki, walking back home while on a path next to a rice field, rants about Cherry saying "braces" to her until realizing that her mask was gone. Yuki checks her smartphone only to see that it had a dictionary in it, and wonders who owns this phone, later realizing that she accidentally switched it with Cherry back at the mall. She worries about what happened to her lost phone and frantically continues running back home.Cherry climbs to the top of one of the mall's parking structure elevator shafts from the roof deck of the parking structure and finds a graffiti-ridden den belonging to a boy named Japan. Beaver tries to cheer him up with the now-severed head of the Hikarun cutout, impersonating her, as he got a fake Hikarun gacha toy back in the mall. But Japan ends the deal and gets angry with him for not bringing the cutout back intact. Beaver apologizes to Cherry for what happened earlier and Cherry tells Beaver that Toughboy was looking for him. Cherry later corrects Beaver, who is revealed to be subpar at writing Japanese because he wrote "hear" instead "here" in Japanese on the car. But Beaver insists so while Cherry ignores him.Yuki returns home and asks her sisters Marie and Julie to help her look for her phone. Back at the mall, Beaver continues writing haikus on the floor of their den. The haikus were revealed to have been made by Cherry. Beaver tells Japan that he is using Cherry's haikus to learn Japanese. But Japan tells Beaver that he speaks it just fine, the only problem he had was writing it. He also states his father can only write in Spanish. Cherry tells Beaver that he is tagging all of his own haikus all over the mall. Beaver also said to him that he also tagged more of his haikus on the apartment building. Cherry tells him to stop tagging property as he calls it embarrassing. But Beaver says to him that his rhymes sounded cool. Cherry later corrects him that they are haikus, not rhymes. Cherry tries to make a haiku out of his mouth while watching the evening sunset. Cherry pulls out his phone only to realize that he also switched it with someone else. That someone else was Yuki, the girl with braces he saw back at the mall. Meanwhile, back at Yuki's house Marie locates where Yuki's phone is on her computer. Yuki continues worrying about her phone, saying that she'll die. The location of the phone is finally found by Marie, located back in the mall. Yuki returns to the mall to pick up her phone. Julie tells her to call back instead so Yuki stays home. Beaver asks Cherry if he grabbed the wrong phone. Cherry tells Beaver he got the wrong phone when they ran into each other. Suddenly, Cherry gets a call from Yuki's phone, from Yuki's sister Julie. Cherry, indecisive, is told by Japan to pick up the call, but Cherry still couldn't pick up the call. Beaver ends up answering it for him. Yuki is the one talking on the phone. She tries talking to them, but they won't talk at all. Cherry, nervous to talk to another person, accidentally ends up starting a video call with them. Yuki is embarrassed again since she lacks her mask and puts one on to cover her buckteeth, but the camera was off the whole time until Marie turns it on. Both Yuki and Cherry see each other on the phone, but Japan interrupts their conversation by saying the online catchphrase of Yuki's alter-ego Smile, revealing that he is a Smile fan as well. Julie abruptly hangs up the call due to embarrassment. Julie wonders what was that while Marie finds out that the person who blocked the camera was one of their viewers. Julie says that the boy was too intense for her taste. Back at the mall, Japan screams with excitement that he talked with Smile on their call. Beaver asks who is Smile, and Japan replies that she is a famous high-school online influencer. Japan asks Cherry if he knows her, only for Cherry to reply with a no. Japan shouts at Cherry for missing out and yells that Smile has accumulated a million views on an online video app. Yuki calls Cherry again one more time, only for Cherry to get shy and nervous again. Cherry apologizes that what Japan said wasn't directed at her and apologizes sheepishly.The next day, Yuki returns to the mall with her sisters for dessert and get her phone back. The way Yuki eats in public, is that she covers her mouth to avoid showing her buckteeth. The sisters are puzzled. They ask why she is eating like that and ask whether it is a trend or not. Yuki tells them to mind their own business. Meanwhile, Cherry handles a poetry inspiration activity for the elderly with Ms. Miyuki. The workers clean up the care center while they are away. With the Obon break ending soon, the care center is forced to find a new part-timer to have at least four workers since Cherry will no longer work there starting on the 17th of August, the day of the Obon festival and end of the Obon break, leaving the care center with only three workers on the job by that day. The boss of the care center is worried when she sees this on the shift schedule. Meanwhile, the elderly in the poetry inspiration activity go around the mall to get inspiration for writing poems. Mr. Fujiyama, meanwhile, is standing on the roof deck of the parking structure still holding on to that same album. Julie, meanwhile, asks if Yuki being seen with fans is bad. Marie replies that she can become a "mecha girl" because it's popular but Yuki says no. Cut to a flashback of Yuki, her parents, and her sisters doing online videos at such a young age, Julie says her buck teeth was always her best feature since she was young. Yuki agrees reluctantly. Marie says it's cute, and the viewers loved it as well. Marie says her smile looks like a beaver but she says she isn't one. Julie's if she really liked her "beaver smile". Yuki agrees but adds a reason for getting embarrassed with it. Cut to another flashback, Yuki looks into the mirror now analyzing her buck teeth then frantically searches for disposable face masks to cover her buckteeth. Yuki later replies that her buckteeth is no longer cute anymore for her age. Julie calls her a teenager for saying that. Marie asks if she also hates her braces as well. Yuki agrees. Marie calls them cute and totally "mecha". Julie says that she understands that she hates how she looks after waking one morning. Marie asks Julie if it has happened to her as well. She replies yes. Cherry continues supervising the elderly across the mall until he stops and Yuki looks at him, with the sisters surprised seeing the guy who was on their call in-person. Yuki and her sisters wonder what he is doing with Ms. Miyuki, mistakenly saying that he is into more mature types. Then Julie assumes he has a girlfriend despite looking unsociable. Julie also assumes they are siblings but Marie says that they don't look related at all. Yuki runs toward Cherry, with her two sisters giggling about it. Cherry, sends a written haiku online and scrolls over other people's comments. His comment gets a like from a person named "Maria", and he gets twitchy. Ms. Miyuki asks the elderly to present the haiku they have written. Yuki and her two sisters are eavesdropping on the activity. Julie thinks Ms. Miyuki is a teacher and Marie wonders what are they doing. Mr. Fujiyama, gazes at the eavesdropping Yuki and her sisters, but he goes back to writing his haiku before submitting it to Ms. Miyuki, who would recite the poems. When Ms. Miyuki proceeds to the next poem, she calls Cherry, as it is his haiku. Unbeknownst to Cherry, Ms. Miyuki had the paper strip upside-down and tells Cherry to recite his own haiku for them. Cherry is shocked. Ms. Miyuki interprets his reaction as a no but Cherry replies nervously that reading in front of people is not really his style since he is shy. Ms. Miyuki encourages him and he turns red when all of the elderly agree, sighing. Ms. Miyuki encourages him to read his haiku to him with his wonderful voice. Cherry looks toward Mr. Fujiyama and gulps. Cherry tries his best read his haiku as much as he can. The elderly people couldn't really listen. Ms. Miyuki encourages Cherry to say it a bit louder. Cherry struggles until he takes a deep breath and reads his own haiku at a tone which the elderly people can finally hear him. They applaud him for trying his best. Meanwhile, Yuki and her two sisters are still eavesdropping on Cherry. Cherry says to the elderly that haiku is a written art form, meaning it doesn't have to be read aloud. Ms. Miyuki agrees. Ms. Miyuki says that some scenes can only be conveyed when read aloud. Cherry replies that it still gets across even without being read aloud. Suddenly, Mr. Fujiyama yells another haiku, much to the surprise of the others and refers to the girl in the mask who is eavesdropping on them then repeats it in a calm voice. The girls suddenly start panicking and Cherry gazes at them before they calm down.Outside the mall, Cherry and Yuki walk home together on the path next to the rice field with Yuki asking whether he is a year older than her. Cherry replies thinking that he, himself is a year older than her. Yuki finally sees why he is named Cherry, as in cherry blossoms translated from their Japanese word, "sakura". He replies, thinking Cherry is a cute name. Yuki doesn't know whether to call him Mr. Cherry or just Cherry. Yuki asks what he is listening to. Cherry, surprised, replies by saying he's always disliked loud sounds, and is not actually listening to anything, using the headphones as an improvised earplug to get past people who want to talk to him. Yuki is impressed by how ingenious he is regarding his shyness. They continue walking and Cherry starts another conversation with Yuki asking why is there a dictionary attached to his phone. Cherry says it is a saijiki, a dictionary used for writing haikus. He also says there is an app version as well but he says he prefers the book more. He also says haikus help him express things in words better. He also says that he is no good at reading in front of other people. He also says he sometimes uploads his own haikus online. Yuki replies that it all makes sense to her that his haikus will be looked at more. Cherry continues scrolling over his haikus that were uploaded online, having lesser followers than Smile herself. When Cherry presses the number of his followers he sees Japan and Beaver, who was revealed to be fluent in the Spanish language, and "Maria", who likes cute things. Depressed at having not a lot of friends, he is disappointed that not many people read his haikus. Yuki asks whether they comes out easily with Cherry replying that they mostly come out on good days. Yuki tells Cherry to make a haiku now but Cherry is somewhat shocked that he has to write another one. Yuki apologizes that she was a being a little too pushy when she said that. With night falling upon them, Cherry writes another haiku inspired by the lights that have already lit up. Though Cherry is quite reluctant to continue, he continues with the sunset he saw yesterday. He turns red with nervousness and flinches. Yuki later recites the haiku, relieving Cherry. She asks about the meaning of the first stanza, of lights in the summer night. Cherry replies that it is about lights and that it is a summer kigo, meaning seasonal word. Reciting the haiku again, Yuki calls it cute, much to Cherry's surprise. She also says that a part of the haiku and his voice is cute. Cherry takes off his headphones and questions Yuki about his voice. Yuki replies that it is cute as well, for no reason whatsoever. Cherry, in his apartment, wonders about what Yuki meant when she called his voice cute.Cherry continues scrolling over his phone then leaves it on his bed to show the haiku Yuki requested for. He stands up and roams around his room, and takes a folded moving box, a toolbox, and his daruma and starts packing up long before the day he'll move out. Cherry's mom is cooking for dinner and hurts her back when she tries to reach for something. Her husband returns home. Cherry asks his dad whether he can put the box over there, and his dad agrees. The dad questions if it is little too early to start packing, saying that they'll not be moving until next month. The mom says they are better off packing early rather than running around last-minute anyway. The dad asks his wife how's her back, with the wife replying that it still hurts a bit. The husband tells her not to push herself because he'll help with the chores anyway, much to the wife's relief.

Words Bubble Up Like Soda Pop

Words Bubble Up Like Soda Pop (2020)

Franco Maria Salamon

Paolo Figlia

Angelo Casadei

Sergio Mioni

After criminal gangs wreak havoc in the streets of Italy, a take-no-guff police commissioner forms a highly trained band of motorcycle riding cops to stop them.

Stunt Squad

Stunt Squad (1977)

Monique Parent

Jennifer Wenger

Michael Gordon

Trissa King

Jack is back and this time the troublesome plants he's facing are pumpkins. Genbetter has been growing gourds and the massive orange veggies are on the attack. Can Jack and his friends stop an invasion of pumpkin-headed monsters?

Jack vs Lanterns

Jack vs Lanterns (2017)

Danny Mummert

Arthur Franz

Nancy Gates

Hugh Beaumont

In a small Georgia town, 12-year-old tomboy Frankie Addams feels unconnected to the world. Her unconventional views for a 12-year-old girl make her an outcast among her peers, which she blames for her situation. Her only real friend is John Henry, her younger next-door neighbor, although she doesn't see him as a friend since she doesn't consider him a peer. As her widowed father is consumed with running his small business, Frankie is largely left to the care of their housekeeper, Berenice. Berenice tries to provide as much true guidance to Frankie and what Frankie considers her problems, although Berenice has her own troubles looking after her wild foster brother, Honey Camden, her only surviving family. Frankie largely sees Berenice's advice as the rantings of a crazy Black woman. Frankie believes that she has finally found her place in life when her older enlisted brother Jarvie comes home and announces that he's getting married. Seeing Jarvis and Janice together, Frankie believes she can be a "member" of "them" by leaving town with them immediately after the wedding. Frankie even wants to change her name to Jasmine to feel more connected to them. Two negative situations following the wedding--one in reaction to her finding out that she can't go with Jarvis and Janice--could add up to the positive of putting Frankie on the right path to find her place in life.—Huggo

The Member of the Wedding

The Member of the Wedding (1952)

Tim Thomerson

Chad Stahelski

Norbert Weisser

Xavier Declie

Alex again fighting the cyborg mercenaries in 1998 East Africa. This time, Alex finds that she has 20 half sisters who are waiting for her to return to 2077. Central Command wants Alex captured alive and scanned to see if her DNA is a strong and more powerful strain than the normal. But Alex may be too tough for Farnsworth to capture.—Tony Fontana

Nemesis 3: Time Lapse

Nemesis 3: Time Lapse (1996)

Charles Aidman

Walter Matthau

Larry Linville

Jack Lemmon

Wanting to avoid settling in a nursing home, Joseph Kotcher, a retired salesman, is obliged to leave his son's family. He embarks on a road trip during which he strikes up a friendship with a pregnant teenager and begins to understand the true meaning of life as he helps the girl give birth to her child.—Anonymous

Kotch

Kotch (1971)

Breana Mitchell

Jarad Allen

Kia Beason

Tana Elizabeth

After some eerie advice from an old fortune telling machine, a young woman receives an invitation to her high school reunion. However, she arrives to find a desolate building and a masked maniac lurking in the shadows. What secrets do the building, the killer, and the woman hold? RSVP your Invitation To Die!

Invitation to Die

Invitation to Die (2014)

Werner Herzog

Tony Buba

Richard Waddingham

Sal Carollo

Tony Buba, a film maker from Braddock, Pennsylvania, tells the story of his hometown's decline (along with the rest of the steel mill towns along the Monongahela River) while he dreams of making higher budget films. The picture documents, in a lighthearted way, the community anxiety and activism that accompanied the failure of the steel industry around Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Meanwhile, Sweet Sal the street hustler tries to make it big in Tony's movies.—Martin Lewison

Lightning Over Braddock: A Rustbowl Fantasy

Lightning Over Braddock: A Rustbowl Fantasy (1988)

Natascha McElhone

Ioan Gruffudd

Rupert Friend

Denise Gough

Kevin Lewis never had a chance. Growing up on a poverty-stricken London council estate, beaten and starved by his parents, bullied at school and abandoned by social services, his life was never his own. Even after he was put into care, he found himself out on the streets caught up in a criminal underworld that knew him as 'The Kid'. Yet Kevin survived to make a better life for himself. This international bestseller published in 2003 is his heartbreaking and inspiring story. The screenplay

The Kid

The Kid (2010)

Malin Akerman

Michael B. Jordan

Carla Gugino

Danny DeVito

Los Angeles, 1958: a detective holes up in a downtown hotel awaiting killers to come get him. During the course of one night he will meet various occupants of the hotel and the truth of how he came to be in his present situation will be revealed.—Anonymous

Hotel Noir

Hotel Noir (2012)

Martin Sheen

Linda Kash

Kyle Gatehouse

Ella Ballentine

A retelling of L.M. Montgomery's story of Anne Shirley, an orphan who is accidentally sent to a couple looking to adopt a boy instead

Anne of Green Gables

Anne of Green Gables (2016)

Vanessa Redgrave

Franco Nero

Madeleine Damien

John Francis Lane

Renowned painter Leonardo Ferri, whose works have a standard price set by the market, and his girlfriend Flavia live together in his studio in Milan. He has not completed any paintings in two months as he slowly goes mad. His mental issues, about which Flavia is aware, includes a recurring dream where she is torturing him before attempting to kill him. As such, Flavia makes arrangements for them to rent a country villa outside of Venice where the change in scenery may recharge his creative juices. Because she can feel negative energy toward her at the villa, Flavia decides to spend her weekdays in Milan, visiting on the weekends, leaving Leonardo alone at the villa during week with only the housekeeper, Egle. Still haunted by his mental problems, Leonardo tries but is unable to restart his work. During this time alone, he learns of Vanda Valier, a previous occupant of the villa who was killed outside the villa walls during the war at age fifteen. Many of the locals still have their own stories of Vanda, some who still seem obsessed with her and her timeless beauty. Leonardo becomes one of those obsessed. In his mental state, Leonardo will have to reconcile hie obsession with Vanda with his relationship with Flavia, especially as many believe Vanda's ghost still controls what happens at the villa.—Huggo

A Quiet Place in the Country

A Quiet Place in the Country (1968)

Hadewych Minis

Barry Atsma

Warre Borgmans

Marc Lauwrys

Nine-year-old Lisa discovers her sinister new friend is the ghost of the dead twin of Lisa's mother. Lisa's father also begins to suspect his wife of hiding a terrible secret, resulting in deadly consequences...—Accento Films

Two Eyes Staring

Two Eyes Staring (2010)

Nelson Andreu

Al Singleton

Raul Diaz

Joseph Davis

In the 1980s, ruthless Colombian cocaine barons invaded Miami with a brand of violence unseen in this country since Prohibition-era Chicago. Cocaine Cowboys is the true story of how Miami became the drug, murder and cash capital of the United States. But it isn't the whole story - Pulling from hundreds of hours of additional interviews and recently uncovered archival news footage, Cocaine Cowboys has been RELOADED: packed with footage and stories that have never been told about Griselda Blanco, the Medellín Cartel, and Miami's Cocaine Wars, with firsthand accounts by hit man Jorge 'Rivi' Ayala, cocaine trafficker Jon Roberts, smuggler Mickey Munday, and others. Cocaine Cowboys: Reloaded recreates Miami's Cocaine Wars like you've never experienced it.—Magnolia Pictures

Cocaine Cowboys: Reloaded

Cocaine Cowboys: Reloaded (2014)

Harry Fleer

John Williams

James Brolin

James Stewart

Professor Leaf, an absent-minded poet with a prejudice against the sciences, is forced to face the fact that his son is a math prodigy with little artistic talent of his own.—

Dear Brigitte

Dear Brigitte (1965)

Stéphane Audran

Marie Trintignant

Antoine Blanquefort

Pierre Vernier

When Betty is caught en flagrante, her bourgeois in-laws and husband force a divorce settlement upon her and bar her from seeing her two daughters. She is rescued from an alcoholic stupor by Laure, a middle-aged woman who takes Betty to her hotel lodgings, extends friendship and care, and listens to her story. Laure's lover, Mario, the proprietor of the bar where Betty and Laure met, is first a friend, then Betty's next conquest.—

Betty

Betty (1992)

Sorcha Groundsell

Lynsey-Anne Moffat

Victoria Liddelle

Margaret Fraser

Judith, a struggling artist, gets her dream job of working for a renowned visual artist named Roberta Roslyn. While cataloging Roberta's work she is shocked to keep seeing a girl who closely resembles herself, she learns that this girl is actually her boss's missing daughter Maddy. As she investigates the mystery of just what could have happened to this girl, she starts to develop a new persona and it comes to a point where she must decide if she is to leave her job or continue and risk losing who she is.—GusF

Far from the Apple Tree

Far from the Apple Tree (2019)

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