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This is a story about a family's experience as immigrants in Flushing, New York, during the 1980s and 1990s.

Young Gregory Tudor experiences a devastating event that leads him down a disturbing path. He inherits his father's ice cream business and begins adding human body parts to his recipes, creating unsettling flavors. For years, the town remains unaware of the true ingredients in his ice cream. But when a local boy disappears, suspicion falls on Gregory and his unusual creations. A group of neighborhood children, united by their friendship and fear, band together to uncover the truth and fight for justice in a community hiding dark secrets. The film explores themes of lost innocence, the dangers of curiosity, and the lengths friends will go to protect one another.

Leonard Shelby is hunting the man who murdered his wife. His search is complicated by a rare medical condition: he has severe short-term memory loss. He remembers his life before the accident, but not even moments ago – he can't recall where he is going or why he's doing it.

In World War II, a team of skilled British soldiers is sent on a dangerous mission deep behind enemy lines. This is the true story of the Special Operations Executive, a secret British organization established by Winston Churchill. Their unconventional warfare against the Germans significantly impacted the war's outcome and laid the foundation for modern covert operations.

Seeking a fresh start, a young teacher relocates to a new town and develops feelings for a student who is struggling with difficult circumstances.

In December 2004, Maria, Henry, and their three sons start their winter vacation in Thailand. The day after Christmas, their peaceful holiday becomes a terrifying nightmare when a monstrous roar echoes from the ocean, followed by a massive wave that destroys everything in its path. As the family faces unimaginable danger, acts of compassion and bravery offer a glimmer of hope.

Based on the classic Arthurian legend, The Green Knight follows Sir Gawain, the impulsive and headstrong nephew of King Arthur. He undertakes a perilous journey to meet the Green Knight, a massive figure with green skin who challenges him.

The film presents a series of vignettes charting the life of actress Shirley, interwoven with thirteen paintings by Edward Hopper, including works like "Office at Night," "Western Motel," "Usherette," and "A Woman in the Sun." The film creates a compelling blend of painting and film, exploring personal and historical themes. Each scene in Shirley's professional and private life, spanning from the 1930s to the 1960s, is dated precisely on August 28th or 29th of each year, with locations shifting between Paris, New York, and Cape Cod.

Three women struggling with the hardships of frontier life find their sanity threatened. The devout and determined Mary Bee Cuddy takes it upon herself to rescue them, leading them east to Iowa by covered wagon. Realizing the immense challenge ahead, she hires a shady drifter named George Briggs for help. Together, Mary Bee, George, and the three women journey through the unforgiving Nebraska Territories, facing not only the stark beauty of the landscape but also psychological dangers and constant peril. A minister and his wife await their arrival in Iowa, offering refuge.

Logan Paul, terrified of flying, is on his first flight to Australia for a major social media convention. His fears become a nightmare when passengers ignore the request to switch their phones to airplane mode. This causes the plane's controls to malfunction, resulting in the pilots being electrocuted.

In 19th-century North America, a down-on-his-luck applejack salesman unexpectedly rises to prominence. He embarks on a journey to become the continent's most renowned fur trapper, facing the challenge of overcoming numerous beaver populations.

After a sexual encounter, a young woman finds herself relentlessly pursued by an unseen supernatural presence.

Melinda, a withdrawn and insecure gas station worker, feels constantly overshadowed by her friendly coworker, Sheila. When a desperate man named Billy holds up the gas station for money, Melinda sees a chance to connect with him, no matter the risk.

A young girl learns to accept love and change after being sent to live with her uncle in Indiana.

In 1981, a hopeful young adventurer journeys into the Bolivian Amazon with two friends and a guide hiding a troubled past. Their expedition quickly becomes a desperate struggle for survival as they face both the worst in people and the jungle's most dangerous perils.

Ricky, a rebellious city youth, flees with his grumpy foster uncle into the remote forests of New Zealand. This sparks a nationwide search, compelling them to overcome their contrasting personalities and rely on each other for survival.

Captain Colter Stevens, a decorated soldier, awakens in a stranger's body. He learns he's been assigned to a mission: to locate the person responsible for bombing a Chicago commuter train.

In Michael Palin's Hemingway Adventure, the comedian and presenter travels to places significant in the life of Ernest Hemingway. This 1999 BBC documentary follows Palin across Europe, Africa, and America, exploring the life of the celebrated 20th-century author. Joined by photographer Basil Pao, Palin visits locations like Spain, Chicago, Paris, Italy, Africa, Key West, Cuba, and Idaho – places that inspired Hemingway's writing and shaped his experiences. The documentary combines travelogue, biography, and a tribute to Hemingway's life and work. Following the journey, Michael Palin wrote a book detailing his experiences, using Basil Pao’s photographs to celebrate Hemingway's life and career. The result is an engaging look at one of literature's most iconic figures, bringing his world and stories to life.

In July 2017, a seasoned outdoor adventurer disappeared in Northern Nevada during a trip. Despite a large search effort, he was never found. Three years later, friends and family recount the events before his disappearance and, for the first time, discuss the grim outcome of his fate.

Jack Frost's carefree life in New York City is disrupted when he learns his first love is engaged. He leans on friends like Scotch Evans, a witty nightlife reporter; Ozzy, a heroin addict struggling with love; and Kate Hardwick, a sharp-tongued journalist. Overwhelmed by memories of lost love and his mother’s death, Jack turns to alcohol and self-destruction. But his eleven-year-old neighbor, Sophie, unexpectedly helps him rediscover himself and escape the cycle of nostalgia and excess.