Trailer Blitz! Project Hail Mary, Mermaid, Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice, Scary Movie and More
🎥 Here’s a list of films coming to screens soon!
🎥 “Project Hail Mary” Final International Trailer: Ryan Gosling Becomes Earth’s Last Hope and Teams with a Rock-Like Alien in Phil Lord & Christopher Miller’s Much-Buzzed-About Space Adventure — Hitting Theaters March 20th
Saving the world was never supposed to fall to a middle-school science teacher from Cleveland. But then again, who could have expected the sun to start dying so fast? That’s the gist behind Ryan Gosling’s latest sci-fi adventure Project Hail Mary, which is already generating plenty of buzz. And it just might be the next big space adventure audiences have been waiting for.
After all, it hails from directors Phil Lord and Christopher Miller, who brought us the animated blockbusters Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse and its sequel Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, and is based on the best-selling novel by author Andy Weir, of The Martian fame, adapted by The Martian scribe Drew Goddard. So the film certainly has the pedigree to make it something special.
Set to open nationwide on March 20th, the film sees Gosling as Ryland Grace, an unassuming middle-school science teacher from Cleveland who suddenly finds himself tasked with saving the entire planet. Scientists have made a terrifying discovery: the sun is dying, and Earth is running out of time. With no other viable options, a global coalition recruits Ryland for a last-ditch mission into deep space, hoping his brilliant mind for molecular biology and knack for unconventional problem-solving might deliver the impossible.
Launched alone on a desperate interstellar journey built on educated guesses and blind hope, Ryland’s mission quickly becomes even stranger. After a mishap leaves him waking up among the stars with fragmented memories, he soon realizes he’s not quite as alone as he thought. Out there in the vastness of space, he encounters a peculiar alien lifeform made of rock, whom he fittingly names Rocky. Clearly intelligent and apparently sent on a similar mission of cosmic importance, the unlikely pair begin working together to solve a problem that threatens not just Earth, but possibly the entire universe. Suddenly, this Hail Mary pass has slightly better odds.
Co-starring Sandra Hüller (Anatomy of a Fall, The Zone of Interest) as the steely government official who recruits Ryland for the impossible task, along with The Bear’s Lionel Boyce, Industry’s Ken Leung, and This Is Us’ Milana Vayntrub rounding out the cast, Project Hail Mary just might be one of next year’s most exciting sci-fi spectacles.
🎥 “Mermaid” Trailer: Johnny Pemberton Stars as a Down-and-Out Floridian Hiding a Mythical Sea Creature in This Darkly Quirky Comedy — Hitting Select Theaters April 8th
Do you love mermaid movies where a clueless human stumbles into a chance encounter with a mythical sea creature? Well, you’re in luck! There’s a new film on the horizon that might scratch that itch. Just don’t expect something like Splash. This one swims in darker, weirder waters and is likely headed in a very different direction.
The upcoming film Mermaid is a dark, offbeat comedy starring Johnny Pemberton (from the Amazon video game–based series Fallout) as Doug, a socially awkward, down-on-the-dumps Floridian whose life has completely unraveled with no clear path forward.
Divorced, broke, and freshly fired from his job tending the aquarium at a local strip club, Doug finds himself spiraling toward rock bottom. One day, he takes his boat out into the Gulf, ready to end the misery. But once in the middle of the ocean, he discovers something impossible; something he believes is an injured mermaid barely clinging to life, which changes his entire trajectory. Now Doug’s on a mission to protect his discovery, despite it looking like a mummified corpse he just fished out of the sea.
Written and directed by Tyler Cornack, the filmmaker behind the cult oddity Butt Boy and the anthology horror comedy Tiny Cinema, Mermaid takes the sideshow mythology and spins it on its head with a dark comedic twist. It asks: what if you stumbled across a mythical creature that looked less like a fantasy and more like something pulled from a dusty roadside attraction? Would you still believe it was real, even if you were drug-addled and spacing out at the time?
Joining Pemberton is a top-notch supporting cast that includes Robert Patrick, Kirk Fox, Kevin Nealon, Kevin Dunn, Tom Arnold, Julia Valentine Larson, and Avery Potemri.
Mermaid is set to hit select theaters on April 8th.
🎥 “Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice” Trailer: Vince Vaughn Faces His Future Self in This Time-Bending Action-Comedy with James Marsden & Eiza González — Premiering March 27th on Hulu/Disney+
Rarely have we seen anyone keep up with the fast wit of Vince Vaughn, but perhaps the wisecracking Wedding Crashers actor, known for his lightning-fast quips and banter, has finally met someone who can match his speed. And it just so happens to be... well, himself. A future version of himself, that is. Literally from the future. Vaughn plays Nick, a man confronted by a future version of himself—a time-traveling criminal who’s come back to take down his present-day self in order to avoid a doomed timeline, one where he meets his end because of his own foolish decisions.
James Marsden is along for the ride as Mike, Nick’s lovable dimwitted partner who can’t quite decide whether any of this is real... and worse yet, doesn’t quite know the word chloroform, referring to it only as “the wet rag thing” as they attempt to keep the other Nick incapacitated while future Nick takes charge of his own destiny. It makes for a pretty irresistible comic pairing. They’re just two guys way over their heads, arguing about semantics while the fate of their entire future hangs in the balance.
Eiza González rounds out the crew as Alice. And together, this gloriously mismatched trio goes by the only title that could possibly make sense of all this time-altering buffoonery: Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice.
Written and directed by BenDavid Grabinski, who previously helmed the dark romantic comedy Happily and co-created the acclaimed Netflix animated series Scott Pilgrim Takes Off, this new R-rated action-comedy has Vaughn pulling double duty as both the present-day and future Nick: an ill-fated yet sharply dressed gangster who stumbles upon a time-travel machine and seizes the opportunity to rewrite some wrongs.
With the help of his partners Mike and Alice, Nick tries to course-correct the chain of events that lead to his demise, including stopping a cannibal assassin (played by Barry’s Stephen Root) sent specifically to kill them—which, all things considered, feels like a pretty reasonable thing to want to prevent. What begins as a desperate self-preservation scheme soon spirals into the kind of gloriously chaotic caper where the plan was never really the plan, and the only way out is through a version of yourself you’re not entirely sure you trust.
Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice is slated to make its world premiere next week at SXSW before arriving exclusively on Hulu and Hulu on Disney+ on March 27th.
🎥 “Scary Movie” Trailer: Anna Faris, Regina Hall, and the Wayans Brothers Are Back to Roast Modern Horror Hits Like Sinners, Weapons, M3GAN, Smile, Terrifier and More — Hitting Theaters June 5th
Some popular horror franchises promise a final chapter... a final showdown to close things out once and for all. The Scary Movie series, on the other hand, promises the exact opposite. Even after nearly 13 years away, as long as horror movies keep multiplying, this franchise will keep coming back to slice them up.
Marlon Wayans, Shawn Wayans, Anna Faris, and Regina Hall reunite as Shorty, Ray, Cindy, and Brenda, the quartet who turned slasher panic into punchlines back in 2000. Now the Core Four find themselves staring down a brand-new wave of horror trends in this long-awaited Scary Movie sequel, taking sharp jabs at everything from endless reboots and remakes to elevated horror and legacy sequels. And nothing is off the table, so expect some of your favorite horror franchises to land squarely in their crosshairs.
This new installment wastes no time sharpening its knives for the genre’s most recognizable tropes and newer horror hits like Sinners, Get Out, Smile, Weapons, M3GAN, Terrifier, and The Substance, among countless other references. Every sacred cow gets dragged onto the chopping block, kicking and screaming. And any horror franchise brave enough to slap the words “final chapter” on a poster... well, you know it will likely be the first target.
It’s been 26 years since the original Scary Movie burst onto the scene, turning horror trends into belly laughs and launching the movie careers of Anna Faris and Regina Hall. Now they’re back for another round of gleeful slasher genre mayhem. If the Scream franchise can rise from near extinction, why not this one too? Let the roasting begin.
Directed by Michael Tiddes (A Haunted House, Fifty Shades of Black), the film features a supporting cast that mixes familiar faces with fresh victims of the joke. Alongside the returning quartet are Cheri Oteri, Chris Elliott, Dave Sheridan, and Lochlyn Munro, with Damon Wayans Jr., Gregg Wayans, Kim Wayans, Heidi Gardner, Olivia Rose Keegan, Sydney Park, and more joining the fun.
So, in other words, the knives are out again… and this time they’re pointed at every horror trend of the past twenty years. Scary Movie hits theaters June 5th.
🎥 “Vidiots” Trailer: Watch This Promotional Video for One of L.A.’s Most Beloved Nonprofit Video Stores and Community Film Hubs
Who says trailers need to be reserved only for upcoming attractions? And who says a beloved L.A. video rental store couldn’t use one to highlight everything it has to offer? Check out this playful promo for Vidiots, a one-of-a-kind hub for film lovers, filmmakers, and anyone curious about cinema. Founded in the mid-1980s, this nonprofit video store has evolved into a communal gathering place in Los Angeles, hosting film screenings, programs, and workshops. Featuring comedians and actors Jessica Williams, Ify Nwadiwe, and Noah Segan, the preview gets to the heart of why this video store isn’t just about rentals... it’s about keeping movie culture alive.
🎥 “The Rise of the Red Hot Chili Peppers: Our Brother, Hillel” Trailer: Flea and Anthony Kiedis Reflect on the Band’s Early LA Punk-Funk Days and the Lasting Legacy of Guitarist Hillel Slovak — Premiering March 20th on Netflix
Some bands are built on talent. Others are built on friendship. This music documentary revisits the chaotic early days of a scrappy Los Angeles funk-punk band as two lifelong friends—Flea and Anthony Kiedis—look back at the brotherhood that shaped their lives and sound. At the heart of it all is their original guitarist, the late Hillel Slovak, whose influence helped forge the band’s signature blend of funk grooves and punk attitude. Directed by Ben Feldman, the film blends unseen archival footage, journal entries, and emotional interviews with musicians like Jack Irons, Alain Johannes, and George Clinton. Decades later, the music lives on... but so does the friendship that started it.
🎥 “Lorne” Trailer: Documentarian Morgan Neville Explores the Life and Legacy of SNL Architect Lorne Michaels Through the Voices of Comedy’s Biggest Stars — Hitting Theaters April 17th
SNL honcho Lorne Michaels has spent decades shaping the voices of American comedy; now the spotlight finally turns on him as the man and vision behind one of TV’s greatest comedy institutions. In this revealing documentary from Oscar-winning filmmaker Morgan Neville, a generation of comedic performers—including Tina Fey, Maya Rudolph, John Mulaney, Andy Samberg, and Conan O’Brien—reflect on the quiet architect behind their rise. Through archival footage and candid interviews, the film traces how a soft-spoken producer transformed a late-night sketch show into a pop-cultural phenomenon. Sometimes the most influential voice is the one working behind the scenes... and rarely stepping in front of the camera.
🎥 “I Swear” U.S. Trailer: Robert Aramayo Battles Tourette Syndrome in Kirk Jones’ True-Story Drama Set in 1980s Scotland — Coming to U.S. Theaters April 24th
Recent BAFTA winner Robert Aramayo takes on a raw, transformative role in this true-story drama, starring as John Davidson, a young Scotsman whose severe and rare form of Tourette syndrome (causing him to involuntarily shout horrible obscenities) turns daily life into an unpredictable battlefield as he struggles through adolescence in 1980s Scotland. Maxine Peake portrays his fiercely protective mother, while Shirley Henderson and Peter Mullan appear as figures who challenge and guide him along the way. As stigma and misunderstanding become constant obstacles, the fight becomes less about controlling the disorder and more about embracing it and refusing to hide your own voice. The film was unfortunately caught in the middle of a recent BAFTA controversy, which seems to suggest that a story about understanding such a disorder is needed now more than ever.
🎥 “Silent Friend” Trailer: Tony Leung Chiu-wai Searches for Meaning Beneath a Centuries-Old Ginkgo Tree in Ildikó Enyedi’s Poetic Multi-Generational Poetic Drama with Léa Seydoux — Hitting Theaters May 8th
Renowned Hong Kong actor Tony Leung Chiu-wai (In the Mood for Love, Chungking Express) steps into another contemplative, grief-shadowed role in this quietly poetic drama from acclaimed Hungarian writer-director Ildikó Enyedi (On Body and Soul). He plays a neuroscientist struggling to reconnect with the world around him as his life intersects with others across generations in a German botanical garden watched over by a centuries-old ginkgo tree. Léa Seydoux, Luna Wedler, Sylvester Groth, and Martin Wuttke portray figures whose stories unfold across different eras, revealing how human lives echo through time. As past and present intertwine beneath the same branches, personal loss and curiosity begin to reshape the characters’ understanding of nature and themselves. Nature, silent as it is, may be our only companion in a world that feels so fleeting.
🎥 “Ready or Not 2: Here I Come” Featurette: Samara Weaving’s Survivor Faces Another Deadly Family Game in the Darkly Comic Horror Sequel — Hitting Theaters March 20th
Surviving once doesn’t mean the nightmare is over. Samara Weaving returns as Grace, the lone survivor of a deadly ritual game played by her sadistic, wealthy in-laws. When another powerful family tied to the sinister tradition emerges, she’s dragged into a new life-or-death contest. This time alongside her sister (Kathryn Newton), a reluctant and hopeless new contestant. Sarah Michelle Gellar, Elijah Wood, and Shawn Hatosy co-star in this darkly comic horror sequel where the hunt begins again with even deadlier stakes. Check out this behind-the-scenes look at the upcoming film.
🎥 “Preschool” Trailer: Josh Duhamel Sparks a Petty War Between Rival Parents Fighting for One Elite School Spot — Arriving On VOD/Digital March 17th
Josh Duhamel directs and stars in this British-set parental comedy about how getting a child into the best preschool might result in all-out war. Duhamel plays a fiercely competitive father who spirals into an increasingly absurd rivalry with another dad (Michael Socha, Toxic Town, This Is England) as both fight to secure a coveted spot for their children at an elite preschool. Antonia Thomas (The Good Doctor) and Charity Wakefield (The Great) play their exasperated wives as the two men embark on a full-on game of one-upmanship that quickly escalates into relentless sabotage. They say a child’s education is everything... but apparently so is winning.
🎥 “Feel My Voice” Trailer: A Teen With a Gift for Singing Faces a Heart-Tugging Choice Between Her Deaf Family and Her Own Dreams in This Italian Remake — Debuting April 3rd on Netflix
A voice can unite a family… or quietly pull it apart. In this heartfelt Italian dramedy, a teenage girl (Sarah Toscano) grows up as the only hearing member of a deaf household, serving as a bridge between two very different worlds. When she discovers a gift for singing, the possibility of a life beyond her small family circle suddenly feels within reach. But chasing that dream threatens to strain the close bond she shares with her protective mother (Serena Rossi). This new film is a remake of the acclaimed 2014 French-Belgian coming-of-age story La Famille Bélier, which later inspired the 2021 Oscar-winning American drama CODA.
🎥 “John Woo’s The Killer: 4K Restoration” Trailer: Chow Yun-Fat Stars as a Remorseful Hitman in Woo’s Legendary Gun-Fu Classic — Back in U.S. Theaters on April 5, 6 & 8
Legendary Hong Kong filmmaker John Woo didn’t just direct action films, he rewrote the rules. One of his greatest ’90s action classics is set to return to theaters with a newly restored 4K presentation this April. Chow Yun-Fat, one of Woo’s frequent leading men, stars as a professional hitman who accidentally blinds a nightclub singer during a job and vows to make amends. Taking one last contract to fund her surgery, he finds himself hunted by both ruthless employers and a relentless detective (Danny Lee). As loyalties blur and bullets fly, Woo’s operatic gunplay turns the criminal underworld into a stage for honor, sacrifice, and redemption. Some action movies fire bullets... this one fires poetry in slow motion. Now a new generation can witness the film that helped redefine action cinema.
🎥 “Mexicali” Trailer: Martial Artist Bren Foster Stars as a Retired Special-Forces Soldier Forced Back Into Action When a Ruthless Cartel Targets His Farm in This Gritty Throwback Actioner with Tania Raymonde — Arriving March 13th on VOD/Digital
Peaceful lives rarely stay that way near the border. In this gritty throwback to the action films of the ’80s and ’90s, a former special-forces operative (Aussie martial artist Bren Foster) tries to live quietly as an avocado farmer in a dusty town outside Mexicali. But when cartel enforcers threaten his family and land, the past he tried to bury comes roaring back. With his fiancée (Tania Raymonde) and friends caught in the crossfire, he must unleash the skills he swore he’d never use again.
🎥 “Pinocchio Unstrung” Trailer: Richard Brake’s Geppetto Unleashes a Killer Puppet in the Latest Public-Domain Horror from the Twisted Childhood Universe — Coming Soon
A childhood fairy tale takes a bloody turn in this slasher reimagining of the classic Pinocchio legend, the latest entry in filmmaker Rhys Frake-Waterfield’s Twisted Childhood Universe, following Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey and Bambi: The Reckoning. Genre veteran Richard Brake stars as Geppetto, who introduces his grandson James (Cameron Bell) to a magical wooden puppet boy named Pinocchio. But the creation soon develops a dangerously warped sense of right and wrong. After hearing stories about good and evil, the puppet begins violently eliminating anyone he believes is “bad,” turning their quiet town into a nightmare. Horror icon Robert Englund lends his voice as the Cricket in this gory fantasy twist made possible by the public domain.
🎥 “DRAGN” Trailer: Office Colleagues Become Prey When a Deadly AI Drone Hijacks Their Corporate Retreat in This New Sci-Fi Survival Thriller — Arriving On VOD/Digital March 17th
Corporate retreats rarely end well in movies. But add an AI-powered drone to the mix and you’ve got a nightmare waiting to happen. This sci-fi survival thriller drops a group of office colleagues into a remote forest where a flying AI war machine is on the loose, turning their company trip into a deadly game of hide-and-seek. James Paxton, Lilly Krug, Alice Pagani, Franz Drameh, and Carlos Bardem play coworkers forced to improvise and stay alive as the deadly AI drone stalks them through the wilderness. Directed by Peter Webber (Girl with a Pearl Earring, Hannibal Rising), the film asks what happens when the technology we trust suddenly decides we’re the target... and need eliminating.
🎥 “1000 Women in Horror” Trailer: New Shudder Documentary Reflects on Women’s Impact in Horror Cinema, Exploring the Unsung Voices Behind the Genre — Premiering March 20th on Shudder
Horror history has always had more women behind it than most people realize. This documentary explores how female filmmakers, writers, editors, and producers have shaped the genre from cinema’s earliest days to today. Featuring interviews with more than eighty voices—including Roxanne Benjamin, Akela Cooper, Mary Harron, Roseanne Liang, and Nikyatu Jusu, among others—the film examines both creative influence and industry barriers. Directed by Donna Davies and written by Alexandra Heller-Nicholas, it celebrates the pioneers who helped define horror’s past while pointing toward the genre’s future.
🎥 “The Travel Companion” Trailer: Struggling Filmmaker Fears Losing His Free Flights When His Best Friend Finds Love in This Offbeat Buddy Comedy Starring Tristan Turner & Anthony Oberbeck — Opening in NY April 10th; Expanding April 17th
Friendship gets complicated when ambition and jealousy collide in all the wrong ways in this offbeat buddy comedy from first-time feature filmmakers Travis Wood and Alex Mallis. Simon (Tristan Turner), a struggling documentary filmmaker, depends on his roommate and best friend Bruce’s (Anthony Oberbeck) airline job for the free flights that keep his passion project alive. But when Bruce begins dating a talented filmmaker named Beatrice (Naomi Asa), Simon becomes convinced his creative lifeline is about to vanish... because sometimes the fastest way to derail a friendship is adding ambition and envy to the mix.
🎥 “Think of England” Trailer: A Ragtag Film Crew Is Sent to a Remote Island for a Very Unusual Wartime Assignment in Richard Hawkins’ New WWII Film Starring Jack Bandeira, Natalie Quarry & John McCrea — Coming Soon
War can breed strange assignments. In this off-kilter British wartime drama set in 1943, a ragtag group of unlikely collaborators are sent to a remote island with a secret government mission: produce pornographic films designed to boost the morale of British soldiers fighting overseas. The peculiar troupe—ranging from an Etonian major to a war-damaged movie star—quickly find their week-long assignment unraveling into clashing personalities and stress-induced tensions. Written and directed by Richard Hawkins and starring Jack Bandeira, Natalie Quarry, and John McCrea, the film suggests that even the strangest wartime propaganda can reveal uncomfortable truths about morality, duty, and love for country.
🎥 “Underland” Trailer: Sandra Hüller Narrates a Deep Dive into the Hidden Worlds Beneath Our Planet in This Immersive Documentary About Earth’s Underground Realms — In Select Theaters March 27th
Beneath the surface lies a world few ever see. Based on Robert Macfarlane’s acclaimed book, this documentary journeys underground as narrator Sandra Hüller (Anatomy of a Fall) introduces explorers and scientists venturing into caves, burial chambers, melting glaciers, and Canada’s SNOLAB observatory. Directed by Robert Petit, the film blends striking cinematography and immersive sound design with poetic reflection. Sometimes the deepest discoveries about our planet are found far below our feet.
🎥 “Untold: The Death & Life of Lamar Odom” Trailer: Netflix’s New Sports Documentary Revisits the NBA Star’s Near-Fatal 2015 Overdose and Road to Recovery — Premiering March 31st on Netflix
This latest entry in Netflix’s Untold series revisits the shocking 2015 overdose of former NBA champion Lamar Odom at a Nevada brothel; an incident that nearly cost him his life and stunned the sports world. Through candid interviews with Odom himself, along with ex-wife Khloé Kardashian and others close to the story, the doc retraces his rise to basketball stardom, the pressures of celebrity, and the addiction that nearly destroyed him. Directed by journalist Ryan Duffy, this looks back at one of sports’ most publicized downfalls while charting Odom’s long and difficult road toward recovery.
🎥 “Rory McIlroy: The Masters Wait” Trailer: Amazon’s New Sports Documentary Chronicles Golf Star’s Decade-Long Quest for the Career Grand Slam — Premiering March 30th on Prime Video
The road to golf immortality can take years to complete. This Amazon sports documentary follows Rory McIlroy’s decade-long pursuit of one of golf’s most elusive achievements: winning the Masters to secure the career Grand Slam. Through personal narration and never-before-seen footage, McIlroy reflects on the pressure, heartbreak, and near-misses that defined his long wait at Augusta National. The doc charts the highs and lows of that journey, culminating in McIlroy’s long-awaited triumph at the 2025 Masters.
🎥 “Meal Ticket” Trailer: Amazon’s New Basketball Documentary Celebrates the McDonald’s All American Games and the High School Showcase That Launched NBA Legends — Premiering March 19th on Prime Video
This new Amazon basketball documentary explores the 45-year legacy of the McDonald’s All American Games, the high school showcase that helped launch the careers of stars like Michael Jordan, LeBron James, Kobe Bryant, and Candace Parker. Featuring interviews with former participants including Blake Griffin, Grant Hill, Patrick Ewing, Dominique Wilkins, and Breanna Stewart, the film examines how the event became a proving ground for future legends while continuing to shape basketball’s next generation.
🎥 “The Stranger” U.S. Trailer: Benjamin Voisin Plays Camus’ Emotionally Detached Antihero in François Ozon’s Stark Literary Adaptation — In Select U.S. Theaters April 3rd
Acclaimed French filmmaker François Ozon (Swimming Pool, Frantz) adapts Albert Camus’ existential classic into a stark drama set in 1930s Algiers. Benjamin Voisin plays Meursault, a detached office clerk whose indifference to life—and death—draws society’s scrutiny after a violent incident. Rebecca Marder and Pierre Lottin co-star alongside Swann Arlaud and Denis Lavant. As the trial unfolds, the courtroom judges not only the crime but the unsettling calm of the man who committed it, turning the case into a meditation on alienation and morality.
🎥 “53 Sundays” Trailer: Three Siblings Face Family Chaos While Deciding Their Father’s Fate in Filmmaker Cesc Gay’s Spanish Dramedy — Premiering March 27th on Netflix
A family meeting spirals into something far more revealing in this comedy-drama from Spanish filmmaker Cesc Gay. Three adult siblings gather to figure out what to do about their increasingly unpredictable 86-year-old father, but the conversation quickly erupts into a day of confessions, old grudges, and long-buried truths. Starring Carmen Machi, Javier Cámara, Javier Gutiérrez, and Alexandra Jiménez, this lighthearted Spanish film mines sharp humor from sibling bickering while revealing the stubborn affection still hidden just beneath all the turmoil.
🎥 “My Dearest Señorita” Teaser: An Intersex Woman (Elisabeth Martínez) Embarks on a Journey of Identity and Self-Discovery in Fernando González Molina’s 1970s-Set Spanish Drama — Premiering May 1st on Netflix
A sheltered life cracks open in this Spanish period drama set in the shifting social climate of 1970s Spain. Adela (Elisabeth Martínez), an only child in Pamplona, lives quietly with her conservative parents until a life-changing discovery reveals she is intersex. The revelation pushes her beyond the boundaries of her small world and sends her on a journey to Madrid in search of identity and love. Directed by Fernando González Molina, the film traces one woman’s awakening amid a country beginning to change.
🎥 “Trial of Hein” International Trailer: A Man’s Return to His Island Village Sparks Suspicion and a Community Trial in Kai Stänicke’s German Mystery Drama Starring Paul Boche — Coming Soon
A man’s homecoming sparks suspicion in this German drama from writer-director Kai Stänicke. After fourteen years away, Hein (Paul Boche) returns to the tiny island village he once called home, but the locals question whether he is truly who he claims to be. As the community puts him on trial, long-buried memories of a drowned boy resurface. Also starring Stephanie Amarell, Emilia Schüle, Philip Froissant, and Jeanette Hain, the film explores identity, memory, and how belonging to a community can come at a heavy cost.
