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A woman, man, and young girl stand in an elevator. The woman holds the young girl, who has her arms wrapped around the woman's neck and shoulders, the man glances at the girl tensely.

September 17, 2026

Josephine

One early Sunday morning, athletic dad Damian (Channing Tatum) and 8-year-old daughter Josephine (Mason Reeves) are jogging in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park. When Josephine takes a wrong turn and finds herself alone, she is stopped in her tracks by a shocking assault that she witnesses from a ...

Three women stand in a kitchen, one in cheetah print holds a kitchen towel and leans against the counter, an older woman stands next to her in a dress and burgundy cardigan, she smiles at the woman in cheetah. The third woman stands slightly at a distance, she wears a striped sweater and her hair in a bun, she leans agasint the counter, reserved.

September 17, 2026

Tender Loving Care

In what he’s described as his last film, legendary British filmmaker Mike Leigh—the award-winning auteur known for his deeply humanistic and authentic tales of working-class life— returns with another insightful and compassionate exploration of family, friendship, and social woes. But unlike 2024...

September 17, 2026

Three Colors: Pan-African

A three-part narrative anthology mapped across the symbolic spectrum of the Pan-African flag, Three Colors: Pan-African explores three distinct stories of contemporary Black survival. In Red: Black Men Don't Cry, directed by Elijah Davis, a college football star (Peyton Alex Smith) faces an id...

A woman lies in a cramped, dirty asylum room. She wears a dingy white nightgown, the floor is covered in straw, clothing, and loose objects. A broken dish lies closeby and the simple bed is dirty and in disarray.

September 17, 2026

Tell Everyone

Southern Finland, 1898. Having been deemed unruly, nonconformist Amanda is sent to a remote island where “troubled” women are condemned to live out their lives laboring in relative isolation. After failing to escape her confinement, she tentatively begins to accept what the island has to offer: p...

In black-and-white animation two people embrace in a backyard garden, in front of them vegetables and flowers grow, behind them stands a fence obscuring homes and trees, a cloudy sky with streaks of light.

September 17, 2026

Tangles

In 1990s San Francisco, Sarah is living her best gay life—her illustration career is taking off, and she’s just started dating a badass new girlfriend—when a trip back to her conservative hometown reveals that her mother Midge has Alzheimer’s. Midge’s vibrant and headstrong personality begins to ...

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