Song Sung Blue

Based on a true story, Song Sung Blue is a tender, intimate musical drama about a Neil Diamond tribute duo whose love, addictions, and small-town ambitions collide. Anchored by warm, emotionally honest performances from Hugh Jackman and Kate Hudson, it’s a story about resilience, community, and second chances. Watch it in theaters for the communal

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Avatar: Fire and Ash

A spectacularly immersive return to the planet of Pandora, the third installment in James Cameron’s epic fantasy thriller jumps off 2022’s Avatar: The Way of Water to dive deeper into the consequences of grief, fractured families, and the deepening divides of war. Stunning in its hyper-realism, the three-hour blockbuster hits all the senses as it

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Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery

The third installment in the Knives Out franchise sees over‑dressed detective Benoit Blanc in a tiny upstate New York parish where the sermons are warm, the secrets are hot, and the priest is suddenly dead. This whodunnit is so twisty and complex, it could make a saint swear. But it’ll be catnip for puzzle solvers.

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The Mastermind

Josh O’Connor takes the lead in this meditative psychological drama about an art school dropout in Vietnam-era Massachusetts who plots an art museum heist to prove his genius, only to find himself forced to face his delusions. Directed by the acclaimed independent film director Kelly Reichardt (First Cow, Certain Women), the film has been embraced

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Left-Handed Girl

Taiwan’s official Oscar submission for the 2026 Academy Awards awards, which comes from the writer-director of last year’s Oscar winner Anora, Left-Handed Girl captures the story of a single mother who returns to Taipei from the countryside, only to face old-world tensions as her grandfather refers to her 5-year-old I-Jing’s preferred hand as “the devil.”

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Zootopia 2

The long-awaited Disney sequel arrives just in time for an all-in-the family bonding adventure–all around the world.  It delivers on the dazzling big-screen-worthy visuals and an emotionally resonant story about empathy, and it weaves the action with laugh-out-loud comedy and a clever satire for the grownups. Expect this one to be a rare global touchstone

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If I Had Legs I’d Kick You

A raw, character-driven psychological drama underscored by dark humor, the A24 Sundance hit follows a therapist (Rose Byrne) whose life unravels as she struggles with her daughter’s mysterious illness, an absent husband, and a (literally) collapsing home. A survival story that speaks to timely anxieties about parenting kids with mental health challenges, identity crises, and

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Train Dreams

An awards contender and Sundance darling, the sweeping historical drama draws parallels between the life of a day laborer in the Pacific Northwest at the start of the 20th century and the transformation of the American frontier as the railroads were built, exploring the tensions between destruction and progress, grief and resilience.  Joel Edgerton, Felicity

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Kiss of the Spider Woman

Adapted from the Tony‑winning Broadway musical, which was born out of a 1976 novel, celebrated writer and director Bill Condon (Chicago, Gods and Monsters) is behind this Technicolor musical fantasy. Set in 1980s Argentina, a flamboyant window dresser shares a prison cell with a hardened political prisoner, and distracts them both by recounting an extravagant

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Cloud

A dark, psychological thriller that skewers hustle culture and online marketplaces, Cloud tells the story of a young Japanese man who quits his steady factory job to build a profitable reselling business, flipping discounted items at steep markups. As he becomes more successful, disgruntled customers and competitors begin to track him down, culminating in a

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