Susan Suchan spends her days fighting for others, yet her own life is trapped in a brutal bind. Quietly, she crafts a radical, secret scheme—one that dares to take command of death itself.

In Chamonix, where mountaineering history is written in both glory and loss, two young climbers—Lucien and Guillaume—attempt the impossible: scaling all seven Virgin statues scattered across the Mont-Blanc massif in a single, relentless push. But what starts as a physical challenge soon turns into something deeper. Old photos and traces of legendary guide Alphonse Couttet hint that these Madonnas guard secrets that stretch far beyond the peaks. Crossing three countries, the pair uncover an ancient wisdom passed down through generations of climbers—a journey that becomes as much about heritage, faith, and the trials of our own era as it is about the mountains.

Deep in Ghana, a small coastal town called Bukom is known as a boxing village. Young Africans travel from across the continent, driven by the hope that a life in the ring can lift them out of poverty. Here, two immigrants fight not just opponents, but for their very survival. Their journey is one of grit, sacrifice, and the relentless pursuit of a better future.

In the early 1900s, a dying chemist in Czechoslovakia looks back on the moment he created a devastating explosive—and how that formula slipped into the hands of anarchists. What began as a scientific breakthrough soon spiraled into a nightmare, leaving him haunted by the destruction his invention enabled.

This film turns its lens on Holocaust survivors living in hiding among the general population, far from the concentration camps. Every day was a gamble, with Jews hunted like prey. Being discovered almost always meant death.

Over the course of six years, BURIED ABOVE GROUND follows three Americans struggling with PTSD: a veteran of the Iraq War, a woman displaced by Hurricane Katrina, and a survivor of child abuse and domestic violence. Each fights their own battle against the lingering trauma that refuses to fade.

On the streets of Hawaii, a homeless man battling schizophrenia resists the fog of his own mind until a court order and the state’s sole willing psychiatrist nudge him toward antipsychotic medication. Meanwhile, a man in recovery, fighting to rebuild his fractured stability, offers a raw, firsthand glimpse into the chaos of mental illness—proving that understanding can emerge from the darkest struggles.

Comedian CJ Hunt trains his sharp wit and probing eye on New Orleans as four Confederate statues come down, capturing the tension and absurdity swirling around each removal. What starts as a local story soon pulls him deeper—into the myths of a lost cause and the stubborn fictions still shaping America. With humor as his scalpel, Hunt peels back layers of romanticized history, forcing himself and his audience to sit with uncomfortable truths the country has long avoided.

This film honors the dazzling golden age of America's grand movie palaces—built when cinema reigned supreme and stories felt bigger than life, matched only by the breathtaking theaters that housed them. It traces their majestic rise, then their slow decline into neglect, and finally the modern-day preservation efforts working to save these architectural treasures. A tribute to both a beloved art form and the magnificent spaces built for audiences to experience it together.

Grace Lisa Vandenburg finds comfort in counting—the letters of her name, the poppy seeds scattered on her orange cake. For her, numbers are the glue keeping reality intact. But one random meeting with Seamus throws everything off balance, and little by little, the careful order Grace has built begins to crack.

A detective pursuing a suspected child murderer finds himself arrested for the very crime, only to be released due to a paperwork mistake. Frustrated by the system’s failure, he tracks down the grieving mother of the slain child. Together, they forge a dark pact to deliver the kind of justice no court can offer.

Bob Temple, an American producer staging a show in London, is hopelessly in love with his star, Diana—but she won't take his feelings seriously. To prove he's a real romantic prospect, he impulsively picks up Lady Arlington, a neglected wife whose financier husband barely notices her. Over a weekend at her country estate, both Lady Arlington and a friend use Bob as bait to stir jealousy in their husbands—a scheme that backfires when the men get dangerously riled, leaving Bob in the crosshairs of two furious spouses.

On Amrum Island, spring 1945. Twelve-year-old Nanning helps feed his family by hunting seals, fishing by night, and working the fields. When the war ends, his mother falls into a deep depression, leaving Nanning to face fresh tensions and search for his own way forward.