One Life: Extraordinarily Ordinary

There’s something extraordinary about those who are ordinary. In One Life, we are introduced to Nicholas Winton (Johnny Flynn), a young London stock broker whose life is changed upon a trip to Prague in December 1938. With the Nazis wreaking havoc in Europe, Winton is stunned to see the lives of countless children who have been…

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5 Lbs of Pressure: Breaking the Cycle

It’s only when we’re under Pressure that we know who we truly are. Directed by Phil Allocco, 5lbs of Pressure tells the story of Adam (Luke Evans), an ex-con who has finally finished his parole and returns to his old neighbourhood. Having served 16 years in prison, Adam’s greatest wish is to seek forgiveness and reconcile with his ex-wife…

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Suncoast: Fighting to Live

Sometimes, the worst place to be is between the now and ‘not yet’. In Suncoast, we meet Doris (Nico Parker), a teenager who’s helping her mother, Kristine (Laura Linney) care for her dying brother. As they place him in palliative care, Doris meets an eccentric activist named Paul (Woody Harrelson). Having dealt with the death of…

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How to Have Sex: The Morning After

Directed by Molly Manning Walker, How to Have Sex follows a group of British teenage girls as they set out on grad trip to the sun-drenched Cretan town of Malia. For them, this trip is a rite-of-passage. They’ve worked hard and earned this shot at immortality. As they await the results of their final exams, they’re determined…

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Scrambled: Celebrating Choice

Scrambled tells the story of Nellie Robinson (Leah McKendrick), the quintessential bridesmaid who bounces between her friends’ various weddings, baby showers and and endless stream of bad dates. With her love life temporarily stagnant, she decides to freeze her eggs in order to give her options for the future. But, her choice to do what’s right…

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Sundance ’24: The Rainbow Bridge

It’s hard to say goodbye. In The Rainbow Bridge, Tina (Thu Tran) recognizes that the life of her beloved dog, MeeMoo (Fat Tony) is coming to an end. As a result, she accepts an (expensive) offer to reach out to him one last time at ‘Rainbow Bridge Enterprises’, a mysterious clinic offering human-to-pet communication. Led by…

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Memory: Built Upon the Scars

Even if our memory filters our past, the truth cannot be changed. In Memory, Sylvia (Jessica Chastain) is a social worker who lives with her teenage daughter, Anna (Brooke Timber). A victim of abuse who has struggled with addiction, Sylvia is now 13 years sober and has managed to rebuild her life. However, after a high…

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