Saint-Exupéry: Directed by Pablo Agüero. With Louis Garrel, Vincent Cassel, Diane Kruger, Benoît Magimel. When Airmail’s best pilot Henri Guillaumet disappears in the Andes, his best friend Antoine de Saint-Exupéry decides to set out in search of him against all odds.
Watashi ni Fusawashi Hotel: Directed by Yukihiko Tsutsumi. With Ai Hashimoto, Misaki Hattori, Ken Mitsuishi, Non. Kayoko Nakashima is a rookie novelist who won a new writer’s award. Due to harsh criticism from well-respected writer Munenori Higashijuujo, Kayoko was unable to have a spectacular debut or have her novel published. She decides to take revenge on Munenori. Kayoko stays at the Hilltop Hotel in Tokyo and learns that Munenori is staying on the floor above her room. With the help of editor Michio Endo, who was her senior during their university days, she interrupts Munenori’s writing and succeeds in making him miss his deadline. However, Kayoko’s actions leads to further misfortune and hardship for herself. The fate of Kayoko and Munenori progresses in a direction that no one could have predicted.
Vittoria: Directed by Alessandro Cassigoli, Casey Kauffman. With Anna Amato, Marilena Amato, Nina Lorenza Ciano, Gennaro Scarica. A woman’s world turns upside down after her father’s death, as she experiences a recurring dream of a little girl, compelling her to dive into international adoption, risking her marriage, family stability, and moral compass.
Never Let Go: Directed by Alexandre Aja. With Halle Berry, Percy Daggs IV, Anthony B. Jenkins, William Catlett. A family that has been haunted by an evil spirit for years. Their safety and their surroundings come into question when one of the children questions if the evil is real.
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Companion: Directed by Drew Hancock. With Sophie Thatcher, Jack Quaid, Lukas Gage, Megan Suri. A weekend getaway with friends at a remote cabin turns into chaos after it’s revealed that one of the guests is not what they seem.
