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Bringing acclaimed director Paul Thomas Anderson and Daniel Day-Lewis together once again, Phantom Thread centers on an extraordinary relationship set within the elite fashion world of 1950s London.

Reynolds Woodcock, one of the most respected designers of his era, is a disciplined and distant figure who caters to aristocracy and European high society, living with an obsession for perfection. His life takes an unexpected turn when he brings Alma, whom he meets by chance, into his world. Initially seen as a source of inspiration, Alma gradually becomes a powerful presence that challenges Woodcock’s rigid order.

Moving along the delicate line between love, control, and dependency, the film leaves a lasting impression with its elegant storytelling, rich atmosphere, and striking visual and musical language.

Set within the world of international Western classical music, the film centers on Lydia Tár, a fictional character regarded as one of the greatest living composers and conductors, and the first female music director of a major German orchestra.

When Tim turns 21, he discovers that he can travel through time and alter events in his own life, both past and future. Determined to make his world a better place, he decides to find himself a girlfriend—but soon realizes that love is not as easy as he imagined.

The film tells the story of Susan, who receives a manuscript from her ex-husband, whom she divorced 20 years earlier, asking for her thoughts on the novel he has written. As Susan reads the novel, she is drawn back into her own past through the story within the book, which follows a family trip that descends into a terrifying cycle of violence. The novel forces her to confront her former marriage and the decisions she made years ago, compelling Susan to face the dark truths about herself that she has long chosen to ignore.

Donna, who runs an independent hotel, is busy preparing for her daughter Sophie’s wedding with the help of two old friends. Meanwhile, Sophie, who is about to get married, invites three men from her mother’s past to the wedding in order to discover the identity of her biological father.

The film chronicles the life of singer Amy Winehouse, from her teenage years to adulthood, exploring her musical career and the creation of Back to Black, one of the best-selling albums of all time.

Tracing Amy's journey from the streets of Camden, the place she always called home, to the pressures of global fame, the film celebrates her artistry, wit, and authenticity while also revealing the personal struggles she faced and the devastating impact of modern celebrity culture.

Rachel's manager hires former Secret Service agent Frank Farmer to protect her. At first, Rachel is frustrated by Frank's strict security measures, but as the threats against her become increasingly serious, she learns to trust him. As the two gradually develop a romantic connection, Frank finds himself struggling to balance his professional duty with his growing feelings for her.

Science teacher Ryland Grace (Ryan Gosling) wakes up aboard a spacecraft millions of light-years away from Earth. With no memory of who he is or how he got there, Grace gradually recovers his memories and discovers that his mission is to stop a mysterious substance threatening to destroy the Sun. Forced to rely on his scientific knowledge and unconventional problem-solving skills to save humanity from extinction, Grace finds that he does not have to face this impossible challenge alone thanks to an unexpected connection he forms along the way.

Set against the backdrop of the international espionage world, the visually striking spy thriller The Secret Agent stars one of Brazil’s most acclaimed actors, Wagner Moura, as Marcelo, a political dissident relentlessly pursued by the military dictatorship. Brazil, 1977. Marcelo, a technology expert in his forties, is on the run. Hoping to reunite with his son, he arrives in Recife during Carnival week, only to quickly realize that the peace he longs for remains out of reach—because those hunting him have found him once again.

When their old enemies resurface after 16 years, a group of former revolutionaries reunites to rescue the daughter of one of their own.

Bob, a former revolutionary, has spent years living in isolation with his daughter, Willa, driven by his growing paranoia. But when an old enemy returns after 16 years and Willa disappears, Bob is forced to confront the consequences of his past.

Free from contemporary interviews with experts, critics, and other commentators, EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert unfolds through recently discovered archival footage filmed at the beginning of Elvis Presley’s legendary Las Vegas residency. Originally planned as a brief engagement in 1969, the residency proved to be an extraordinary success, ultimately lasting more than seven years.

Compiled with the enthusiasm and sensitivity of a devoted music lover, the documentary moves seamlessly between rehearsal footage—where Presley appears joyful, hardworking, and even playful—and a range of live performances, from commanding and majestic appearances to more spontaneous, high-energy shows.