When a struggling single-mother (Kate Hudson) befriends a mysterious mental institute escapee with supernatural powers (Jun Jong Seo), she sees a lucrative opportunity to make some fast cash. But when they draw the attention of a detective (Craig Robinson), their luck starts to run out as the cops close in on their crime-spree.
Director Ana Lily Amirpour (A Girls Walks Home Alone at Night, The Bad Batch) brings a hyper-saturated mood, hypnotic music and highly stylized cinematography. Mona Lisa and the Blood Moon will surely thrill the director’s existing fans and convert new ones.

Two gay men with commitment problems are maybe, possibly, probably stumbling towards love. Maybe. They’re both very busy.
Co-writer and star, Billy Eichner plays Bobby Leiber who hosts a podcast and is the director of the first national LGBTQ history museum, on the brink of finally opening its doors. At 40, Bobby has spent most of his life alone and has convinced himself he’s better off this way. And then he meets Aaron…
Bros makes history in three different ways. It is the first major studio gay rom-com, the first studio film featuring an all-LGBTQ+ cast in both queer and straight roles, and its creator, Billy Eichner, is the first openly gay man to write and star in his own studio film.

In a windswept fishing village, a mother is torn between protecting her beloved son and her own sense of right and wrong. A lie she tells for him rips apart their family and close-knit community in this tense, sweepingly emotional epic.
God’s Creatures is a sharp, inquisitive, and powerful film set in the gorgeous seaside of Ireland. Shot beautifully by cinematographer Chayse Irvin (Beyoncé’s Lemonade and forthcoming Marylin Monroe biopic Blonde), the lurid and dusty setting compliments and elevates the compelling script. This film paints a picture of a ubiquitous town that’s both alluring and volatile.

Three friends in the 1930s — a doctor (Christian Bale), an attorney (John David Washington), and a nurse (Margot Robbie) — met in Amsterdam during the 1910s, forming a pact to protect each other “no matter what.” The trio witnesses a murder and become primes suspects. To clear their names, the three must seek the truth behind the crime with the help of some wild characters.

Amsterdam is a high-stakes mystery that leads a star-studded cast to meet danger and drama through a quirky and expertly intricate plot.