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On a remote ranch in Hokkaido, the widowed Tamiko is struggling to keep the farm going while raising her young son. When the quiet and mysterious Kosaku arrives looking for work, he gradually becomes part of their lives. However, as their affection for him grows and the seasons change, questions about his past begin to surface.

After the devastation of Avengers: Infinity War, the surviving Avengers reunite for one final attempt to undo Thanos' actions and restore what was lost. Originally released in 2019, Avengers: Endgame returns to cinemas in this Encore presentation, featuring additional footage connected to the next chapter of the MCU, Avengers: Doomsday.

After learning of the death of her estranged brother, writer Riko travels to Tohoku to clear out the chaotic apartment he left behind. Accompanied by his ex-wife and children, she spends four difficult days surrounded by memories, unfinished business, and long-standing resentment. Gradually, the brother she thought she knew becomes harder to define in this poignant tale of family, grief and forgiveness.

After losing his best friend, Poupelle, the young Lubicchi finds himself transported to the mysterious Millennium Fortress, where time itself is controlled. In order to find his way home, he must repair a great clock that has frozen at 11:59. Along the way, he meets strange new friends and discovers a secret related to grief, memory, and moving forward.

Shizuoka, 1977. After giving birth to her daughter, Mari, during a hospital blackout, Fujiko is devastated when her husband's family takes the newborn away from her. With her mother's support, Fujiko fights to bring Mari home and chooses to raise her alone. Spirited, dramatic and determined, Fujiko is a story of motherhood and resilience.

When their children become victims of abuse, Xila and Su Cheng start searching for the truth. Their investigation leads them into a wider network of corruption and conspiracy, forcing them both to confront painful memories and risk everything in pursuit of justice. As the danger escalates, their pursuit becomes increasingly personal.

Shan divides her time between working on film sets and caring for her father, Kueng, who has cancer. At his request, the two of them quietly leave the hospital and embark on an unexpected journey, first to Macau and then to Okinawa. What starts as an escape turns into a heartwarming yet bittersweet trip, shaped by unfulfilled desires, family ties, and the strength to forge ahead.

Following the tragic death of his wife, religious teacher and ruqyah practitioner Adam abandons the work that once defined him. However, when he is asked to help Fitri, a nurse being tormented by supernatural forces, he reluctantly returns to his work. However, the more involved he becomes in her case, the more he senses that there is something darker behind the haunting.

When she was at school, Nazuna wrote a letter to a boy she had a secret crush on who travelled on the same morning train as her. However, he died before she could give it to him. Twenty-four years later, memories of her first love resurface. Gradually forming a connection with the young man's father opens a window onto the life she never knew, in this tender story of love, loss and time.

Eight-year-old Bela already lives in a home affected by her parents' troubled marriage when disturbing things begin to appear in her wardrobe. The entity looks uncannily like her mother and keeps asking the same unsettling question: "Can I go inside your heart?" When Bela refuses, the entity's presence becomes increasingly threatening, endangering the whole family.

A group of former classmates reunites in their coastal hometown to dig up a time capsule they buried together. What should have been a nostalgic evening quickly turns disturbing as old betrayals, fractured friendships, and painful memories resurface. When a sinister presence connected to the island emerges, the reunion descends into a terrifying battle over secrets that should never have been unearthed.

Bryan, a medical courier, is sent to deliver important cargo when one ordinary night begins to collapse into chaos. As a mysterious viral outbreak spreads around him, the city turns dangerous and survival becomes his only priority. Resident Evil returns with a tense horror story where one delivery leads straight into nightmare.

One snowy night in Edo, the young samurai Kikunosuke avenges his father's death in a brutal public duel. Eighteen months later, Soichirō arrives to investigate what really happened, becoming embroiled in the world of kabuki theatre at the heart of the mystery. The line between performance, revenge and truth becomes increasingly difficult to discern as he digs deeper.

Following his mother's death, Yusuf is shocked when his younger brother, Ashar, moves her grave due to a mysterious will. Soon, soil from the cemetery is linked to black magic, fuelling fear and conflict within the family and the village. As buried secrets begin to surface, the brothers must confront an escalating supernatural threat that could destroy everything around them.

In 1993, estranged fighters Ryu and Ken Masters are pulled back into action when Chun-Li recruits them to take part in the World Warrior Tournament. What starts as a brutal contest between elite fighters soon reveals a dangerous conspiracy, forcing the former friends to confront their past and each other. Street Fighter brings the iconic video game universe back to the big screen.

What starts as a routine arrest takes a terrifying turn when Suzuki, a drunken drifter, calmly predicts that a bomb will explode in Tokyo within the hour. When it does, the police are forced to take him seriously. As more explosions approach, the investigators find themselves in a tense battle of wits with a man who offers only cryptic riddles and refuses to reveal what he truly knows.

In feudal Japan, the samurai Washizu encounters a mysterious spirit who predicts that he will one day rule Spider's Web Castle. When this prophecy begins to come true, Washizu's ambition is encouraged by his calculating wife, Asaji. Akira Kurosawa's 1957 film, Throne of Blood, transforms Shakespeare's Macbeth into a haunting tale of power, fear, and betrayal.

Koji Usami, a taxi driver, is hired to take 85-year-old Sumire Takano from Tokyo to a nursing home in Kanagawa. En route, she requests a series of detours through places from her past. As memories of war, hardship, and resilience gradually emerge, a quiet connection forms between the two strangers sharing this long journey.

During his travels, Tora-san meets Fumi, a warm-hearted geisha. He soon becomes involved in her search for her younger brother, whom she was separated from as a child. Their journey through Osaka is filled with moments of tenderness and lively banter, as well as providing Tora-san with another complicated romance. This charming entry in the long-running series is full of humour, kindness, and bittersweet affection.

In the early 1990s, Wan Zi Qiang sees a daring robbery as an opportunity to turn his life around in the crime-ridden city. With the support of flight attendant Luo Jia Yuan, he quickly becomes more ambitious. But as they become embroiled in a dangerous struggle with powerful businessman Chen Hui Yan, the police close in and the stakes keep rising.

Madoka is a playwright and Kazuma is a musician. They live separate lives in neighbouring parts of Tokyo. When they both visit the same independent cinema, something impossible happens: they see each other as the film playing on the screen. They are able to communicate across this strange divide and begin to interfere in each other's stories, creating a playful sci-fi comedy where cinema and reality collide.