The Deliverance

As if Ebony Jackson (Andra Day) doesn’t have enough on her plate, including alcoholism and a demanding mother (Glenn Close), something strange is going on in the house where she…

My Life as a Dog: Things Could Always Be Worse

Melinda Kinnaman and Anton Glanzelius. Photo: SF Two years had passed since the Swedish premiere of My Life as a Dog when it opened in American theaters – and became…

The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes

This prequel to the Hunger Games movies is set several decades earlier, portraying the young Snow long before he became President of Panem; here, he’s a poor student trying to…

Blink Twice

Best friends Frida and Jess (Naomi Ackie, Alia Shawkat) are invited to join tech billionaire Slater King (Channing Tatum) and his friends on a trip to his private island; initially…

The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare

In 1941, Prime Minister Churchill orders a team of secret agents led by Gus March-Phillipps (Henry Cavill) to destroy an Italian supply ship on a Spanish-controlled island. In Guy Ritchie’s…

Kursk

When a Russian nuclear sub sinks in Barents Sea in 2000, a rescue mission begins… but will the Russians allow help from the British Royal Navy? Based on a book…

3 Men and a Little Lady

Mary is now five years old and the three bachelors have made a nice little family together with Sylvia (Nancy Travis)… but then she falls for an English director (Christopher…

Insidious: The Red Door

Dalton Lambert (Ty Simpkins) is going to college, but even if the memories that he and his father (Patrick Wilson) share are thoroughly repressed, The Further hasn’t gone away. The…

Jackpot!

A comedy that envisions a future Los Angeles where winners of a lottery have until sundown to survive – if they don’t the big prize goes to whomever killed them.…

Alien: Romulus

Two decades after the events in Alien (1979), a group of workers at a colony are escaping to an abandoned spacecraft in an attempt to reach a faraway planet… but…