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An Elvis impersonator with a wounded psyche, unflinching in his quest to keep the King's spirit alive bets it all on one night of glory, a headlining spot at dingy Tinseltown dive.
A singer haunted by a troubled past journeys through love, loss, and self-discovery in search of inner peace. With Dee Wallace in the lead, supported by Timothy Bottoms and screen legend Mickey Rooney, Illusion Infinity mixes heartfelt drama with surreal, musical interludes. Part dreamscape, part emotional confessional, it’s a story about finding strength through creativity and healing, even when the scars of the past seem too deep to overcome.
Two convicted killers escape from a mental institution and find unexpected love while hiding from the law in this twisted dark comedy. Jeff Fahey stars as a charming but dangerous murderer who discovers a soulmate in Kellie Waymire’s unhinged fellow escapee. Blending romance with macabre humor, Maniacts is a cult indie that explores obsession, violence, and connection, proving that even in the darkest corners, passion can spark in the most unlikely ways.
When a wealthy businessman kills his daughter’s drug-dealing boyfriend, he finds an unlikely ally in Joe, a factory worker with violent anti-hippie views. Peter Boyle gives a raw, unforgettable performance as the blue-collar bigot whose anger spirals out of control, while Susan Sarandon makes her screen debut as the daughter caught in the chaos. Joe is a gritty, provocative drama that exposes America’s generational divides at the dawn of the 1970s.
Julie arrives at New York City from London with but a simple dream - to be the greatest dancer in the world. She has a fire in her heart and believes with the right connections, she won't need luck.
The martial arts journey continues with Volume 2, where Grandmaster James Ibrao leads detailed explorations of advanced styles such as Tiger & Crane, Fu Hawk, and Bungi. Each discipline is demonstrated by expert practitioners who not only show the move but explain the body mechanics and strategic intent behind it. Directed by Del Weston, this instructional installment goes beyond surface-level choreography to illuminate the essence of these dynamic forms – perfect for martial artists seeking technical depth and refined nuance.
Set in a small desert town, this poignant indie drama follows a lonely gas station attendant whose quiet life is upended when he befriends a young woman running from her past. As their unlikely bond deepens, both are forced to confront regrets, choices, and the possibility of redemption. Thoughtful and understated, Last Chance is a moving portrait of connection, second chances, and the search for meaning in unexpected places.
A gritty crime thriller that unfolds almost entirely within the walls of one man’s home. A group of crooks targets an aging recluse they believe is hoarding a stash of gold, only to find their plan unraveling as fear, greed, and mistrust pit them against each other. As the night drags on, the line between predator and prey begins to blur, raising questions about who really holds the upper hand.
A small town in rural Australia (Paris) makes its living by causing car accidents and salvaging any valuables from the wrecks. Into this town come brothers Arthur and George. George is killed when the Parisians cause their car to crash, but Arthur survives and is brought into the community as an orderly at the hospital. But Paris is not problem free. Not only do the Parisians have to be careful of outsiders (such as insurance investigators), but they also have to cope with the young people of the town who are dissatisfied with the status quo.
Once a talented hairdresser, J has fallen into a cycle of addiction and petty hustling on the streets of New York City. Struggling to survive, he drifts through a world of dealers, cops, and lost dreams – searching for a way out but sinking deeper into desperation. Gritty, raw, and darkly humorous, Born to Win captures the chaotic energy of early ’70s Manhattan and delivers a stark portrait of one man’s battle with self-destruction and fleeting hope.
This offbeat indie comedy follows four quirky Londoners navigating absurd jobs, eccentric encounters, and the unpredictable chaos of city life. From oddball employers to surreal situations, their daily routines spiral into a series of strange, funny, and unexpectedly touching adventures. Witty, whimsical, and packed with off-kilter humor, No Menus Please is a playful portrait of urban misfits finding meaning in the madness.
Equal parts exploitation thriller and Southern Gothic drama, this cult film follows a Black lounge singer whose car breaks down in a rural backwoods town. Trapped in a world of racism, violence, and twisted desires, she becomes the target of a disturbed young singer and the eccentric townsfolk around him. Raw, unsettling, and deeply provocative, Poor Pretty Eddy is a controversial slice of 1970s grindhouse cinema that blends social tension with shocking exploitation.
On a winter night, Ken and Nora host a birthday party in their house by the beach. But why does the guest of honor suddenly die? The remaining friends spend the night discussing romance, death and the secret of happiness till dawn, waiting for an answer.
'Insignificant Other', a Hitchcockian version of Sex and the City, follows the intersecting lives of two couples having extramarital affairs, who live lives of paranoia, wondering if their significant other has found out. It is a dark comedy that challenges the traditional ideas of marriage and questions the societal values of money and sex. Sarah, an unfulfilled, calculating wife, takes pleasure in having her voyeuristic lover watch her on video cameras that she has hidden inside the vents of her house. Her lover, a psychiatrist twice her age, becomes twisted in Sarah's sordid plot to kill her husband for his large inheritance. The plan slowly unravels when Sarah and her lover suspect that her husband has found out.
A lonely Mississippi farmer opens his home and heart to a destitute woman, forming a bond that transforms both their lives. Robert Duvall gives a powerful, understated performance in this moving adaptation of William Faulkner’s short story, scripted by Horton Foote. Tomorrow is a poignant exploration of compassion, isolation, and quiet resilience, offering one of Duvall’s most acclaimed early roles in a deeply human Southern drama.
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