Category Drama

Bob Marley: One Love celebrates the life and music of an icon who inspired generations through his message of love and unity...

The incredible epic of the American Samoa football team which suffered the worst defeat in the history of the World Cup in 2001, beaten 31-0 by Australia...

Winter 1970: Mr. Hunham is a professor of ancient history at a prestigious private boys’ high school in New England. Pedantic and gruff, he is appreciated neither by his students nor his colleagues. As Christmas approaches, Mr. Hunham is asked to stay on campus to monitor the handful of residents confined there. Soon there will be only one left: Angus, a 1st grade student who is as gifted as he is insubordinate. Too recently bereaved by the death of her son in Vietnam, Mary, the establishment’s cook, prefers to stay away from the celebrations...

To celebrate the end of high school, Tara, Skye and Em take their first vacation with friends in a popular Mediterranean resort. The trio intends to have a series of parties, drunks and sleepless nights, in the company of English roommates they meet upon their arrival. For young Tara, this journey of all excesses has the electrifying flavor of the first times… to the point of dizziness...

Hirayama works maintaining public toilets in Tokyo. He thrives in a simple life and a very structured daily life. He maintains a passion for music, books, and trees which he loves to photograph. His past will resurface through unexpected encounters...

TJ Ballantyne is the owner of the “Old Oak”, a pub located in a small town in the north of England. He serves there daily the same idle regulars for whom the place has become the last place to meet. The arrival of Syrian refugees will create tensions in the village. TJ, however, will become friends with Yara, a young migrant passionate about photography...

Hardin is having trouble moving forward. Plagued by blank slate syndrome and a brutal breakup with Tessa, Hardin travels to Portugal in search of a woman he wronged in the past – and to find himself...

In a small town in Mexico, Emiliano searches for those responsible for his mother’s disappearance. An environmental activist, she opposed the local mining industry. Receiving no help from the police or the justice system, his research leads him to the wealthy Aldama family. Amat Escalante has a habit, when he starts working on the script of a film, of accumulating ideas and arranging them to derive a story that he can then put into images. For the filmmaker, a film is therefore often the reflection of a moment in his life. He specifies: “Lost In The Night owes a lot to the pandemic, to the sudden change in the world: I was able, during this period, to see more films, think more and read these books that I had not taken the time to read until then. Dostoyevsky, for example, and “Les Misérables” by Victor Hugo, a novel that I had never opened because it is ultimately very present in world culture...

In the near future, humans and artificial intelligence (AI) are waging a merciless war. Joshua, a former special forces agent weakened by the disappearance of his wife, is recruited to hunt down and neutralize the Creator, the elusive architect of an advanced AI behind a weapon that could end the war… and destroy all humanity. With the help of an elite unit of operatives, Joshua breaks through enemy lines and penetrates deep into their dangerous territory...

Faced with the ecological emergency, a group of young activists set themselves a perilous mission: to sabotage a pipeline that carries oil throughout the United States...