Trailer Blitz! Desert Warrior, Thrash, Our Hero, Balthazar, Fuze and More
🎥 Here’s a list of films coming to screens soon!
🎥 “Desert Warrior” Trailer: Anthony Mackie Plays a Legendary Desert Bandit Protecting a Runaway Princess from Ben Kingsley’s Ruthless Emperor in Director Rupert Wyatt’s Historical Action Epic with Aiysha Hart & Sharlto Copley — Coming to Theaters April 24th
Empires rise and empires fall. But what you have to remember is that empires sometimes become so powerful that they forget even the smallest resistance can bring them to their knees.
Anthony Mackie trades in his shield and wings for something a little breezy and loose-fitting as he stars as a legendary Arabian bandit taking on a mighty army to protect a runaway princess in the action-packed historical adventure epic Desert Warrior.
Hailing from Rise of the Planet of the Apes filmmaker Rupert Wyatt and set in the Arabian Peninsula during the volatile seventh-century expansion of the Persian Empire, the film follows a young princess (played by Aiysha Hart, from Mogul Mowgli and TV’s A Discovery of Witches) forced to abandon palace life and survive in the unforgiving desert after defying a ruthless emperor determined to dominate the region. Her only hope lies in forming an unlikely alliance with a legendary desert bandit (Mackie) who has made a name for himself resisting imperial rule.
A throwback to the classic sweeping desert spectacle with a reluctant hero at its center, Mackie aims to prove that no matter the setting, he’s got the charisma and courage to lead the charge against Sir Ben Kingsley, who takes on the role of Emperor Kisra, a powerful ruler determined to crush any resistance to his expanding empire.
South African actor Sharlto Copley, of District 9 fame, co-stars as a mercenary tasked with hunting down Mackie’s elusive bandit, only to realize he may be the one leader capable of uniting the region’s long-feuding tribes in a shared fight to topple the invading empire.
Also co-starring Ghassan Massoud, Sami Bouajila, Lamis Ammar, Géza Röhrig, and Numan Acar, Desert Warrior is set to hit theaters April 24th.
🎥 “Thrash” Trailer: Djimon Hounsou Battles Storm-Flooded Streets and Hungry Sharks in Tommy Wirkola’s Hurricane-Fueled Survival Thriller — Premiering April 10th on Netflix
If Jaws taught us anything, it’s that the real terror of the water isn’t drowning... it’s what might already be swimming beneath the surface, waiting for its next meal. Which makes us wonder: what happens when a massive flood turns an entire town into shark-infested waters? Well... if your first thought was that sounds like one hell of a movie, you’re in luck. One is on the way, and it’s arriving soon.
Norwegian filmmaker Tommy Wirkola, the genre-loving director behind the cult Nazi zombie splatterfest Dead Snow, its gleefully outrageous sequel Dead Snow 2: Red vs. Dead, and the recent Santa Claus action hit Violent Night, has really sunk his teeth into this one. It’s a new Netflix original called Thrash. Yup! It’s a shark-infested survival horror thriller set in a coastal town that has just been hit by a monstrous Category 5 hurricane. As the storm breaks through the city’s barriers, streets are suddenly flooded, buildings demolished, and much of the town left underwater. But the survivors soon discover the nightmare has only just begun, as the real threat isn’t the rising water levels... it’s what’s now swimming in them: blood-hungry sharks!
Djimon Hounsou leads this action-packed thriller as a local boat captain who takes to the rising waters in search of stranded residents. Among those trapped in the disaster is a young pregnant woman, played by Bridgerton star Phoebe Dynevor, who finds herself stuck in her car as the hurricane rips through the city and the floodwaters begin swallowing the streets.
Helping coordinate the desperate rescue effort is the captain’s daughter (played by Whitney Peak), who joins her father aboard their small boat as they navigate debris-filled waters and search for survivors scattered across the drowned town. But with sharks circling the flooded neighborhoods, every rescue attempt becomes a high-stakes gamble.
The cast also includes Matt Nable, Stacy Clausen, and Alyla Browne, rounding out a group of survivors trying to stay alive in a city where the streets have turned into feeding grounds for these jagged-toothed predators. Just when you thought a hurricane was the worst thing a coastal town could face... along comes the shark-infested flood to prove otherwise.
Thrash premieres April 10th on Netflix.
🎥 “Our Hero, Balthazar” Trailer: Jaeden Martell Plays a Privileged Teen Whose Online Activism Spirals Into a Dangerous Road Trip in Oscar Boyson’s Dark Social Satire Thriller with Asa Butterfield — In Theaters March 27th
We live in times of both rampant anonymous internet trolls and performative online crusaders. And the thing they have in common is a desperate need to be seen, heard, and validated.
Our Hero, Balthazar, a razor-sharp social satire thriller that pokes at online clout-chasing and the intoxicating rush of performative activism, while also examining youth rapidly slipping into apathy and moral confusion, just might be one of the most provocative films of the year. It also feels especially timely as social media has become a dominant form of communication among younger generations navigating identity, outrage, and validation in the digital age. In other words, the kids aren’t all right.
Jaeden Martell (IT, IT Chapter Two) stars as Balthazar, a privileged and socially awkward New York teenager who begins posting passionate pro-gun-control videos online, hoping to impress a politically engaged classmate while quietly enjoying the glow of moral superiority. But when an anonymous internet troll starts mocking him at every turn, Balthazar’s digital crusade quickly mutates into obsession.
Convinced the troll—a gun-obsessed teen named Solomon, played by Sex Education star Asa Butterfield—might be planning something far more dangerous, Balthazar does what any impulsive, overconfident internet activist might do: he travels to Texas to confront the supposed threat himself.
What he finds isn’t exactly the villain he imagined. In some ways Solomon fits the profile Balthazar constructed in his head; in others, he’s just another lonely teenager navigating anger, confusion, and a complicated home life. The two teens form an uneasy bond as their strange journey edges toward something far more volatile than either of them expected.
The film also co-stars Chris Bauer, Jennifer Ehle, Anna Baryshnikov, Noah Centineo, and Becky Ann Baker, with Avan Jogia playing a local men’s rights activist.
Filmmaker Oscar Boyson (known for producing indie standouts like Uncut Gems and Good Time) makes his feature directorial debut here. Co-written with journalist and author Ricky Camilleri, the film premiered at the 2025 Tribeca Festival, where it drew attention for its provocative mix of satire and social commentary examining internet culture and modern masculinity.
Our Hero, Balthazar arrives in theaters March 27th.
🎥 “Fuze” U.S. Trailer: Aaron Taylor-Johnson Races to Disarm a WWII Bomb While Theo James Plots a Diamond Heist in David Mackenzie’s London Crime Thriller — In Theaters April 24th
Every so often a thriller comes along that builds its tension around a simple but nerve-rattling question: what happens when the entire city is forced to stop... and someone decides that’s the perfect moment to strike?
That’s the ticking-clock setup behind Fuze, a new British action thriller from Hell or High Water filmmaker David Mackenzie, who once again returns to morally tangled crime territory; only this time with a bomb buried beneath modern London and a heist quietly unfolding in its shadow.
The story kicks off when an unexploded World War II bomb is discovered beneath a busy construction site, triggering a massive emergency response and forcing authorities to evacuate large parts of the city. But while the city focuses on the looming threat beneath the pavement, another plan begins to unfold above it: a daring diamond heist unfolding in plain sight.
28 Years Later star Aaron Taylor-Johnson plays a member of the military bomb disposal unit tasked with safely defusing the decades-old explosive before it turns the city of London into a disaster zone. At the same time, Theo James (of The Monkey and The White Lotus: Season 2) plays a cool-headed diamond smuggler who sees the mass evacuation not as a crisis but as the perfect cover for a meticulously planned heist.
Gugu Mbatha-Raw (Loki) co-stars as the city’s chief metro superintendent manning the emergency response from command headquarters, while rounding out the cast are Sam Worthington, Honor Swinton Byrne, Saffron Hocking, and Elham Ehsas.
While all of London might be holding its collective breath over a bomb that could explode at any moment, the last thing anyone expects is a second fuse quietly burning somewhere else, where the timing is just as critical... and the consequences just as explosive.
Fuze is slated to explode into U.S. theaters April 24th.
Also check out this week’s new trailers:
🎥 “Remarkably Bright Creatures” Teaser: Sally Field Befriends a Brilliant Octopus in This Heartfelt Mystery Based on Shelby Van Pelt’s Bestselling Novel — Debuting May 8th on Netflix
Sometimes the most unlikely friendships come in all shapes and sizes... and even across species. Oscar-winner Sally Field stars as Tova, a quiet, lonely widow working night shifts at a Pacific Northwest aquarium who forms an unusual connection with an observant giant Pacific octopus that seems to understand more than anyone suspects. Voiced by Alfred Molina as Marcellus, the octopus becomes the empathetic and perceptive eight-legged observer quietly watching the human world unfold around him. But when Marcellus crosses paths with Tova, he may hold the key to uncovering a long-buried mystery that could change her life forever. Also starring Lewis Pullman and directed by Olivia Newman (Where the Crawdads Sing), this emotionally resonant mystery-drama is based on the bestselling novel by Shelby Van Pelt, which showed that friends can sometimes appear in the most unexpected forms... and sometimes with more than four limbs.
🎥 “You’re Dating A Narcissist!” Trailer: Marisa Tomei Plays a Protective Psychologist Racing to Stop Her Daughter’s Wedding in This Relationship Comedy with Sherry Cola and Ciara Bravo — Hitting Theaters March 27th
One overprotective mother. One suspicious fiancé. And a cross-country mission that might make things worse. Marisa Tomei stars as a sharp-tongued relationship expert who believes she can spot narcissists a mile away. That’s until her daughter (Ciara Bravo) suddenly falls head over heels and announces a wedding to a guy (Marco Pigossi) who just might be a textbook narcissist. Joined by her loyal best friend (Sherry Cola), she rushes to Los Angeles to expose the groom before the vows are exchanged, only to discover that diagnosing love is a lot messier when family is involved.
🎥 “Mile End Kicks” Trailer: Barbie Ferreira Gets Tangled in a Montreal Indie Rock Love Triangle in Chandler Levack’s Music-Scene Rom-Com — In Theaters April 17th
Canadian filmmaker Chandler Levack made her feature debut with the little-seen but widely praised indie dramedy I Like Movies, which tapped into not only her love for film but also her teenage days working at a video rental store. She returns with her follow-up film using that same autobiographical spark, this time drawing from her early years navigating the indie music scene in Montreal.
Barbie Ferreira, of Euphoria and Bob Trevino Likes It fame, stars as an aspiring music critic who moves to Montreal hoping to write a book about Alanis Morissette’s breakthrough album Jagged Little Pill. Instead, she finds herself pulled into the orbit of an up-and-coming rock band, eventually becoming romantically tangled with two of its members at the same time. Devon Bostick and Stanley Simons co-star as the musicians complicating her plans, turning professional ambition into emotional confusion. ’Cuz the heart may know what it wants, but the person it chooses isn’t always the right one… or the only one.
🎥 “Roommates” Trailer: Sadie Sandler and Chloe East Turn Dorm Life Into a Passive-Aggressive Cold War in Happy Madison’s Campus Comedy — Debuts April 17th on Netflix
College roommates are supposed to share space, not start a silent war. Sadie Sandler, daughter of Adam Sandler, caught the acting bug appearing in several of her father’s comedies, but after breaking out in the Netflix hit You Are So Not Invited to My Bat Mitzvah, it might finally be her time to take the main lead in this campus comedy produced by Happy Madison. She stars opposite Chloe East of The Fabelmans and Heretic as her much cooler and confident college roommate. As a hopeful freshman, Sadie’s budding friendship slowly unravels into a passive-aggressive showdown fought through dorm politics, subtle digs, and mounting resentment. With Sarah Sherman, Natasha Lyonne, Nick Kroll, Storm Reid, and Adam Sandler rounding out the cast, this college comedy suggests surviving the school years might start with surviving your own roommate’s mood swings. Filmmaker Chandler Levack (I Like Movies), who also has Mile End Kicks (look above) arriving this year, directs.
🎥 “Whisper of the Heart” & “The Secret World of Arrietty” Re-Release Trailers: GKIDS Brings Two Studio Ghibli Classics Back to IMAX in New 4K Remasters for One-Night Events — April 21st & May 19th
GKIDS continues its relationship with IMAX as it prepares to bring two beloved titles from Studio Ghibli’s celebrated catalog back to theaters in stunning 4K presentations.
First, Yoshifumi Kondo’s Whisper of the Heart, based from a screenplay and storyboards by anime legend Hayao Miyazaki, returns Tuesday, April 21st for a one-night event, revisiting the heartfelt 1995 coming-of-age tale about a book-loving schoolgirl discovering her creative voice after meeting a boy determined to chase his own dreams.
Then on Tuesday, May 19th, Hiromasa Yonebayashi’s The Secret World of Arrietty, also written by Miyazaki, invites audiences back into its hidden world beneath the floorboards, where a tiny “Borrower” forms an unlikely friendship with a lonely boy. Both anime classics will screen in IMAX in newly restored 4K versions, presented in the original Japanese with English subtitles as well as the English dub.
🎥 “Everyone Is Lying to You for Money” Trailer: Ben McKenzie Investigates Crypto’s Culture of Hype, Scams, and Speculation in This Eye-Opening Documentary — Hitting Select Theaters April 17th
Ben McKenzie is an actor, author, and holds a bachelor’s degree in foreign affairs and economics. He also stepped away from acting for a time to become a vocal critic of the cryptocurrency industry, calling it nothing short of a Ponzi scheme. And for that we salute him. Sadly, his warnings and investigations—including the book Easy Money—have done little to curtail the industry’s relentless hype and speculation.
So, the next reasonable step? Make a documentary. McKenzie’s directorial debut examines a financial system built more on belief than proof, as he turns himself into a reporter digging into the explosive rise of cryptocurrency and the culture of hype, misinformation, and speculation that helped fuel it. Through interviews with experts and a closer look at major industry collapses, the film reveals how crypto became one of the most aggressively marketed financial products of the modern era... which raises the question of who actually benefits if the market collapses and ordinary investors are left holding the bag.
🎥 “One Spoon of Chocolate” Trailer: Shameik Moore and RJ Cyler Uncover a Dark Small-Town Conspiracy in RZA’s Stylish Action Thriller Presented by Quentin Tarantino
Wu-Tang Clan co-founder and rapper RZA returns with his third feature as a director. Working from his own script and presented by fellow Kill Bill collaborator Quentin Tarantino, RZA ratchets up the tension in this stylish, sharply satirical action thriller starring Shameik Moore and RJ Cyler. When a former soldier and ex-con (Moore) arrives in a small town hoping to start over, he quickly learns that trouble travels faster than redemption. After clashing with a local gang and uncovering the mysterious disappearance of young men (including his own cousin), he finds himself hunted by criminals, crooked lawmen, and a community with secrets worth killing for. Co-starring Paris Jackson, Michael Harney, Rockmond Dunbar, Jason Isbell, and Blair Underwood, this revenge-driven thriller reminds us that every town has secrets... but this one may be hiding something much darker than most.
🎥 “Pizza Movie” Trailer: Stranger Things’ Gaten Matarazzo and The Goldbergs’ Sean Giambrone Chase a Simple Slice That Turns Into a Mind-Bending, Acid-Dripped Night in This College Slacker Comedy — Debuting April 3rd on Hulu and Disney+
Stranger Things star Gaten Matarazzo swaps Hawkins for campus madness in this trippy college slacker comedy. He and The Goldbergs star Sean Giambrone play two college roommates whose late-night pizza run spirals into a surreal odyssey of hallucinations, strange encounters, and life-altering misadventures after a dose of experimental drugs sends the night wildly off course. With Lulu Wilson, Peyton Elizabeth Lee and Sarah Sherman joining the mayhem, comedians-turned-filmmakers Brian McElhaney and Nick Kocher (the duo known as BriTANicK) steer the story into absurd territory. By the time the sun comes up, this acid-dripped romp suggests the strangest college lessons might happen far from the classroom... and sometimes on the way to grab a slice.
🎥 “LifeHack” Trailer: Teen Hackers Target a Crypto Billionaire in This Screenlife Cyber-Heist Thriller Produced by Timur Bekmambetov & Michael Fassbender — Hitting Theaters May 15th
One daring hack. One furious billionaire. And a digital prank that spirals into a very real threat. Filmmaker Timur Bekmambetov and Irish actor Michael Fassbender make an unlikely pairing as executive producers of this cyber-heist thriller told entirely through computer and mobile screens. Irish filmmaker Ronan Corrigan makes his feature debut with this true-events-inspired story about a group of tech-savvy friends who target a notorious crypto tycoon by exploiting his daughter’s overshared social media life. What begins as a bedroom stunt soon turns into the heist of a lifetime... until the billionaire’s daughter calls with a chilling ultimatum. Suddenly, the game isn’t virtual anymore, and sometimes online activity leads to very real offline consequences.
🎥 “Sniper: No Nation” Trailer: Chad Michael Collins and Tom Berenger Return for an Off-the-Books Rescue Mission in the Tenth Chapter of the Long-Running Action Franchise — On VOD/Digital (and DVD) April 7th
The Sniper franchise has quietly been a mainstay of the direct-to-video market for decades. Now ten films deep, this latest installment arrives with some added weight as the Becketts return, with Chad Michael Collins and Ryan Robbins reuniting with original franchise lead Tom Berenger. When the U.S. government disavows the Global Response & Intelligence Team after a covert operation sparks an international scandal, ace sniper Brandon Beckett (Collins) suddenly finds himself hunted by the country he once served. With his allies captured and facing execution, Brandon reunites with his legendary father (Berenger) and a small band of rebels for a desperate rescue mission behind enemy lines. Directed by cinematographer Trevor Calverley, this action sequel throws the Beckett legacy back into the crosshairs for a fight with no backup and no mercy... which is exactly the kind of fight they’re built for.
🎥 “13 Days 13 Nights” Trailer: French Star Roschdy Zem Leads a Desperate Embassy Evacuation During the Fall of Kabul in Martin Bourboulon’s True-Story War Drama — In U.S. Theaters and on VOD/Digital March 27th
It’s Kabul, August 2021. The entire city teeters on the edge as the Taliban close in and foreign forces prepare to withdraw. Inside the French embassy, hundreds of civilians are suddenly stranded while the streets outside descend into total pandemonium. A small French security unit must evacuate more than 500 people trapped inside the last Western embassy still operating in the capital in this tense political thriller from The Three Musketeers filmmaker Martin Bourboulon. French-Moroccan actor Roschdy Zem stars as Commandant Mohamed Bida, leading the perilous mission through streets unraveling into chaos, where every mile forward means gambling with hundreds of lives.
🎥 “Rise of the Conqueror” Trailer: Turco-Mongol Ruler Timur Barlas (Christian Mortensen) Battles to Unite a Fractured Central Asia in This Epic Historical War Drama — Arriving on VOD/Digital April 14th
A shattered empire leaves Central Asia divided and desperate for order. In the wake of the Mongol Empire’s collapse, a battle-hardened warrior begins forging his own path to power across the fractured steppes. Christian Mortensen stars as Timur Barlas, the ambitious leader determined to unite rival factions through strategy and conquest. Directed by Jacob Schwarz, this sweeping historical war drama transforms a turbulent chapter of history into an epic story of how ambition and warfare give rise to a new empire.
🎥 “He Bled Neon” Teaser: Joe Cole Gets Pulled Into Las Vegas’ Neon-Lit Criminal Underworld in Drew Kirsch’s Stylish Action Thriller with Rita Ora, Josh Holloway & Marshawn Lynch — Premiering at This Year’s SXSW
Music video director Drew Kirsch makes his feature film debut with this neon-soaked crime thriller set in the darker corners of Las Vegas. When a grieving brother arrives in the city for a funeral, he quickly finds himself pulled into a violent criminal underworld tied to the mystery of his sibling’s death. Joe Cole leads the cast as the man searching for answers, joined by Rita Ora, Marshawn Lynch, Ismael Cruz Córdova, Paul Wesley, and Josh Holloway.
🎥 “Michael” New Promo: Jaafar Jackson Steps Into the Shoes of the King of Pop in Antoine Fuqua’s Sweeping Musical Biopic with Colman Domingo — In Theaters April 24th
This sweeping musical biopic traces the rise of Michael Jackson, the once-in-a-generation performer who evolved from the standout voice of the Jackson Five into the global phenomenon determined to redefine what it means to be the biggest entertainer in the world. Michael’s own nephew Jaafar Jackson steps into the role of the legendary pop icon, joined by Colman Domingo as the formidable family patriarch and Nia Long as the devoted matriarch guiding the young star through fame’s earliest pressures. Directed by Antoine Fuqua, this behind-the-scenes portrait tries to understand what shaped Michael into the cultural legend he became... and what it might have cost him along the way.
🎥 “The Devil Wears Prada 2” New Promo: Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway, Emily Blunt & Stanley Tucci Return to the Cutthroat World of Runway Magazine Nearly 20 Years Later — Coming to Theaters May 1st
Nearly two decades after ruling the fashion world, the icy halls of Runway magazine are about to feel familiar again. Meryl Streep returns as the formidable Miranda Priestly, with Anne Hathaway returning as former assistant-turned-magazine editor Andy Sachs, alongside Emily Blunt as sharp-tongued fashion executive Emily Charlton and Stanley Tucci as Runway’s loyal art director Nigel Kipling. With director David Frankel and writer Aline Brosh McKenna also back behind the scenes, this glossy comedy sequel revisits a world where ambition is fierce, loyalty is optional, and the right outfit can still change everything.
🎥 “The Drama” Featurette: Zendaya and Robert Pattinson’s Wedding Week Unravels in Kristoffer Borgli’s Dark Romantic Comedy — In Theaters April 3rd
Zendaya and Robert Pattinson star in this dark romantic comedy from A24 as an engaged couple whose seemingly perfect relationship begins to fracture just days before their wedding. When unsettling truths about one partner surface, their carefully mapped-out future spins into disarray, fueled by insecurity and a growing sense that neither of them truly knows the other. Written and directed by Kristoffer Borgli and produced by Ari Aster, this sharp-edged relationship comedy explores how quickly love can combust when one partner accidentally lights the fuse.
🎥 “Agent Zero” Trailer: Marine Vacth Resurrects a Ruthless Past in This French Revenge Thriller Set in Morocco — On VOD/Digital March 13th
French actress Marine Vacth stars in this revenge-driven action thriller from Sympathy for the Devil director Guillaume de Fontenay. Playing a former intelligence operative trying to bury her violent past, her quiet life shatters when her boyfriend is gunned down and left in a coma. Forced back into the brutal world she escaped, she sets out to hunt down those responsible with cold precision and zero mercy.
🎥 “Flavia” International Trailer: Young Chemistry Prodigy (Molly Belle Wright) Turns Amateur Sleuth After a Dead Body Appears at Her Family’s Crumbling Manor in This 1950s-Era British Mystery Adventure with Martin Freeman, Jonathan Pryce & Toby Jones — Arriving April 4th on UK’s Sky Cinema & NOW
A dead body at a crumbling English manor sparks a mystery no one seems eager to solve. When her father confesses to the crime, an eleven-year-old chemistry prodigy refuses to believe the case is closed and launches her own investigation. Molly Belle Wright leads this British family adventure as the fiercely curious young sleuth, with Martin Freeman, Jonathan Pryce, and Toby Jones surrounding her with a gallery of suspicious adults. Directed by Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day helmer Bharat Nalluri, this playful 1950s kid-detective mystery suggests sometimes the smartest people in the room isn’t the adults.
🎥 “The Three Urns” International Trailer: Ciarán Hinds Sets Out on a Soul-Searching Journey Across Ireland in This Whimsical Road Drama with Olga Kurylenko, Stephen Dillane & Stephen Fry — In Irish Cinemas April 17th
A grieving widower sets off on a quiet journey home, only to find the road filled with unexpected company. In this whimsical Irish road tale, Ciarán Hinds plays a man returning to Ireland after years in France following the death of his wife, encountering an eclectic cast of strangers along the way. From wandering priests and horse traders to mystic gatherings and traveling artists, each stop adds another layer to a journey shaped by memory, loss, and renewal. Written and directed by filmmaker John-Paul Davidson and Oscar-winning composer Stephen Warbeck, this gentle character piece turns a pilgrimage into a moving search for connection and meaning.
🎥 “Untold: Chess Mates” Trailer: Magnus Carlsen and Hans Niemann’s Controversial Rivalry Sparks a Global Chess Scandal in This New Netflix Sports Documentary — Premiering April 7th on Netflix
One shocking upset. One furious world champion. And a scandal that rocked the quiet world of elite chess. This new Netflix sports documentary charts the explosive allegations of cheating that ignite a global debate across the chess community following the 2022 Sinquefield Cup where rising star Hans Niemann defeated Norwegian chess grandmaster Magnus Carlsen in a stunning victory. As Niemann fights to repair his reputation and climb back through the ranks, the rivalry builds toward a tense rematch with the game’s most dominant champion. Sometimes the real battle isn’t just on the board... it’s over the future of the game and how players can be trusted.
🎥 “Just Sing” Trailer: SoCal VoCals Chase A Cappella Glory in This Inspiring Musical Documentary About Friendship, Competition, and Finding Your Voice — In Select Theaters (NY & LA) April 24th
For one ambitious group of college singers, the pursuit of harmony comes with a ticking clock. As members of the celebrated SoCal VoCals gear up for their final shot at the International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella, graduation looms and the pressure to deliver their best performance yet begins to mount in this heartwarming musical documentary. Directors Angelique Molina and Abraham Troen follow the group through demanding rehearsals, personal challenges, and the bonds that form between voices chasing the same dream.
🎥 “Our Land (Nuestra Tierra)” Trailer: This Searing Indie Documentary Explores a Land Rights Murder Trial and the Colonial Legacy Behind It — Opening May 1st in New York with Other Cities to Follow
A murder in a remote community becomes the starting point for a much larger story. As a courtroom trial unfolds, the lives of Indigenous activist Javier Chocobar and the Chuschagasta people come into focus, revealing a long struggle over land and identity. This searing indie documentary exposes how centuries of colonial land seizure still echo through modern conflicts across Latin America. Acclaimed Argentine filmmaker Lucrecia Martel brings a sweeping perspective to the tragedy, turning a single trial into a powerful reflection on justice and history.
