Set during the violent final months of the Rhodesian Bush War in 1980, the film follows Bobo, an imaginative eight-year-old girl growing up on her family's remote farm as Rhodesia transitions to an independent Zimbabwe. Through her innocent yet observant gaze, the story captures the devastating collapse of British colonial rule and the intense racial tensions surrounding her family. Bobo is deeply caught between her fierce love for her fiercely defensive, grieving parents – who desperately cling to their white supremacist mindsets – and her profound bonds with the native African workers, delivering a haunting exploration of generational trauma, systemic racism, and the end of childhood innocence amidst a brutal civil conflict.

Ellis and Drayton are traveling from London on a jewelry heist job. The trip is interrupted when Drayton suffers a sudden seizure. Ellis pulls over at the nearest property – a winery owned by partners Joni and Cora. While Joni welcomes the men inside to let Drayton recover, Cora grows suspicious of their presence. Ellis weaves an increasingly complex web of lies to hide their criminal intent. The situation rapidly unravels as uninvited guests arrive and the truth begins to catch up with them.

Just when the streets seemed safe, a serial killer with a fetish for scalps is back and on the hunt. Frank is the withdrawn owner of a mannequin store, but his life changes when young artist Anna appears asking for his help with her new exhibition. As their friendship develops and Frank's obsession escalates, it becomes clear that she has unleashed a long-repressed compulsion to stalk and kill.

A science teacher wakes up alone on a spaceship. As his memory returns, he uncovers a mission to stop a mysterious substance killing Earth's sun, and realizes that an unexpected friendship may be the key.

A Vietnam veteran suffering from post traumatic stress disorder breaks out of a VA hospital and goes on a road trip with a sympathetic traveler to start a worm farm in California with his fellow veterans.

The perfect case of a pianist who sounds completely relaxed in the studio and, because of that, manages to balance assertiveness and poetry in ideal proportions. Gerhard Oppitz is a penetrating Brahmsian, bracing in the youthful works, quietly confiding in the later ones.

Johann Christoph Friedrich Bach, one of the four best-known sons of Johann Sebastian Bach, has gone down in history as the “Bückeburg Bach.” During his years at the court of Count Wilhelm zu Schaumburg-Lippe in Bückeburg he produced a remarkable body of sacred and secular works, including piano concertos, symphonies, cantatas, oratorios, and Passion settings.

The richest transmission of printed wedding compositions comes from the prosperous Hanseatic cities. From this rich trove we have recorded for the first time a marvelous selection of interpretations by Manfred Cordes and his WESER RENAISSANCE ensemble: motets, sacred concertos, and ensemble songs, true to the motto: 'The wedded state originated in an ancient land; it was instituted in Paradise by Gods command'.

After being invited to a party by a mysterious and alluring woman, six men awake to find themselves part of a cult family's gruesome annual tradition to find the perfect suitor.

Amid the political turmoil of 1977 Brazil, a technology expert is forced into hiding and seeks help from the underground resistance as he tries to flee the country with his young son.