English spoken films

On a remote farm in Canada, 91-year-old Agatha tends a beautiful vegetable garden. As she works, she talks about her life. A heart-warming portrait created by her niece.

A man becomes trapped in an endless, shifting labyrinth of empty rooms. As something seems to be following him, reality begins to fade. A psychological horror film by filmmaker Kane Parsons, known for his viral online Backrooms series.

A sexy crime thriller in which Caroline, a petrol station attendant from Texas, falls under the spell of the charming con artist Oliver. She goes along with all his crimes, which means on the run from the police.

We are not alone in the universe. This news is being revealed after having been kept secret for almost 80 years. How will humanity react to this? Starring Emily Blunt and Josh O’Connor.

Major problems arise on a film set when a burnt Koran is found. Elif, a young second assistant director and intern, is the one who has to deal with the fallout.

Ben, an alcoholic, has lost his job, his wife and his friends. He heads to Las Vegas to drink himself to death. There he meets prostitute Sera. Starring Nicolas Cage and Elisabeth Shue.

In the wake of the 2008 financial crisis, a father unexpectedly takes his two children on a road trip. His daughter Ella begins to suspect why.

Originally released as two separate films, now available as a single movie. About The Bride seeking revenge on the people who tried to kill her, including Bill. Starring Uma Thurman and David Carradine.

Thanks to a magic stick, Bear’s deepest wish comes true: he wins the heart of the woman he has been in love with for so long. But he has to pay a high, dark price for it…

Working on the editorial staff of a successful fashion magazine has its challenges, as we saw in 2006’s The Devil Wears Prada. Now comes the sequel, once again starring Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway, and Emily Blunt.

The first feature film ever made by a Black lesbian woman: Cheryl Dunye. A mockumentary that delves into film history.

In a world where screens are taking over from toys, Woody and Buzz must do everything they can to ensure they aren’t forgotten. Can they show Bonnie that real play is irreplaceable?