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Intertwined between the emotions of love, ambition, and greed, Takht, a magnum opus, is a family saga set in the Mughal era, where a brother is betrayed by another brother for the sake of Power (Takht). Starring Anil Kapoor, Ranveer Singh, Kareena Kapoor Khan, Vicky Kaushal, Bhumi Pednekar, Alia Bhatt and Janhvi Kapoor in prominent roles, it is a drama directed by Karan Johar.

Six boys with different personalities and backgrounds are notified they shared the same father. They are entitled to a large inheritance with a test.

Lost Daughter shows how a family relationship based on competition and possession can cause tragedy: it tells a desperate growth story accompanied by sacrifice and wound. In this film, the family members born from the same father are in competition, which prevents them from sharing anything at the same time. After a death and farewell, the father attempts to reconcile with his daughter, who does the same with her sister, but it is too late. Maybe a family is based on the sense of possession and doesn't allow its members to reach each other until it is dismantled. The father tries to stop the family from collapsing without knowing the cause of it despite his position as father. The family here is obliged, or perhaps destined,to be dismantled. Dismantlement of a family, after all, is the course of realizing that its members must stop longing for the attention and affection of the father. Lost Daughter in this sense is a story of Shin, who is no longer a daughter to her father.

In this epic tale, the kingdom of Britannia awaits the return of its legitimate king, who alone can wield the legendary Excalibur and restore peace. The former king, in self-imposed exile, must gather his courage and allies to reclaim his throne from his corrupt half-sister. This quest leads to a mix of adventure, heroism, and humor. The film is a captivating blend of mythology and comedy, recommended for its unique take on a classic legend.

Set in the early Middle Ages, Prince Vladimir of Novgorod is forced into exile across the frozen sea to escape his treacherous brother Yaropolk. Sweeping cinematography and impressive battle scenes make this a visually striking film. The compelling performance by Danila Kozlovsky as Vladimir gives depth to the narrative. Fans of historical dramas and character-driven stories will find this to be a rewarding watch. Its unique perspective on the period is captivating.

Two mysterious siblings find themselves at odds over care for their frail and sickly younger brother.

In a sultry port town, Querelle, a sailor and smuggler, navigates a world of lust, betrayal, and murder. His dangerous dealings with drugs and men draw him into conflict with his brother and a corrupt police officer. As Querelle becomes embroiled in a murder, his exploration of identity and desire challenges the boundaries of morality. This provocative film, rich in symbolism and erotic tension, is a visual and thematic exploration of human nature. A must-watch for those intrigued by complex characters and daring cinema.

"The Indian" is a touching drama about a negligent father who must face the son he abandoned years earlier, and the emotional wreckage he caused, in order to obtain a life-saving transplant. The father hires a beautiful young mechanic to help restore an old Indian motorbike and uses her and the restoration process to manipulate his troubled teenage son's emotions. Complications arise when the father has difficulty maintaining the lie to both his son and himself.

In northern England around 1900, the worker John O'Brien lives near poverty in a small house in the worker's district. He falls in love with Mary, the teacher of his highly intelligent younger sister Kathy and daughter of a rich family. Their love is doomed by the social difference, but the vigorous Mary refuses to allow outer circumstances destroying their love.

Director Kevin Fair weaves a tale of mystery, sisterhood, and unexpected alliances. Fraternal twins Nikki and Nora are about to discover that their shared inheritance is more than just a detective agency—it's a chance for them to embrace their differences and solve a captivating murder case. Prepare for a thrilling ride as they prove that the power of family knows no bounds.

A tale of two brothers - One alienated by ambition, the other estranged by envy. The result is a film about siblings and about making something of your own.

'Nothing To Do' is the story of 50-something Kenny, an aimless DJ at an oldies station in Philadelphia. He's called to a hospital in Washington D.C., where he's informed that his father Irv, due to many complications, is at the end of his life--something Irv has kept from his children. It's suggested that Kenny and his father discuss hospice. Kenny's younger sister, a more accomplished person, tries to intervene. She wants to send her father back to the hospital to "get better." 'Nothing To Do' is a story of the family bonds that never die.

A documentary about the struggle and triumph of African-American family, community, and culture, using Kwanzaa as a vehicle to celebrate the African-American experience. The seven principles of Kwanzaa (unity, self-determination, collective work and responsibility, cooperative economics, purpose, creativity and faith) are so important to African-Americans today. The documentary explores the holiday's growth out of the Black Power Movement in the 1960s to its present-day reality as a global, pan-African holiday embraced by over 40 million celebrants.

Mai and his younger brother Meh falls in love with the same woman but their rivalry has to be put aside after their father becomes sick.

Brothers Nico and Luis become involved in a love triangle, and when fate causes Nico to fall ill and die, the other marries the woman they both loved. But the newlyweds' happiness is overshadowed by the disturbing presence of their mother, who continues to behave as if her son were still alive. Manuel Antín's innovative debut, stands as one of the great pillars of Argentine cinema of the 60s, in a story that unravels the fabric of reality between memory, mirrors and ghosts that persist even more in death.

Sofia is a young millionaire who seems to have it all: a glamorous life, a family that indulges her every whim, and great friends who are her accomplices in a daring lifestyle that only a few privileged people can experience. When her father passes away, she must return to Buenos Aires, her birth home, and face a rich legacy that includes her family business, rivalry with her two brothers and one arching her father's well-kept secrets. Moved by her desire to show she can be more than just a high-maintenance princess, Sofia begins a wild ride full of stumbles, but also revelations. The faults that have always been her negative trademark will become powerful weapons she will use to her favor while her goals grow in parallel to her self-confidence. Sofia will succeed, and she will transform her surroundings and her destiny through unorthodox strategies.