Category: TORRENT

23/30

In the heart-wrenching military thriller VALIANT ONE, a routine mission goes awry when a U.S. Army helicopter crashes deep inside North Korea. A team of non-combat technical specialists, led by Captain Edward Brockman (Chase Stokes), must now navigate hostile terrain and fend off North Korean forces desperately racing to escort a civilian technology specialist across the treacherous Demilitarized Zone.

21/38

Embark on a stylish and exciting action-adventure platformer game set in a mythological Persian world, where the boundaries of time and space are yours to manipulate.

34/39

At the dawn of the Cold War, U.S. Marshals Frank and Tommy pursue wanted murderer Benjamin Bonny through the Nevada desert and stumble upon a sinister conspiracy that threatens to shake the foundations of justice and peace.

11/35

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49/45

Inspired by a true story and directed by Magnus von Horn, THE GIRL WITH THE NEEDLE, follows Karoline (Vic Carmen Sonne), a young factory worker, as she is struggling to survive in post WW1 Copenhagen. When she finds herself unemployed, abandoned and pregnant, she meets Dagmar (Trine Dyrholm), a charismatic woman running an underground adoption agency, helping mothers to find foster homes for their unwanted children. With nowhere else to turn, Karoline takes on the role of a wet-nurse. A strong connection is formed between the two women, but Karoline’s world shatters when she stumbles upon the shocking truth behind her work.

27/47

Is she a mermaid or a myth?

Partenope is a woman named after her city. In Greek myth, Partenope is a mermaid who committed suicide after failing to cast a spell on Odysseus.

In the film, Partenope is the embodiment of the city of Naples

Her body was washed up on the site where Castel dell’Ovo is now built, and she gave her name to the city that would later become Neapolis, Naples. Heat Written by Peter Gregson Starring Peter Gregson, Warren Zielinski, Magdalena Filipczak, Laurie Anderson, Ashok Klouda.

Dreamy, refined, sublime

Sorrentino creates a work of art worthy of its name and a style that belongs only to him. Sorrentino offers us a return to Italian auteur cinema.

Beautiful Naples, almost painted, but also raw, empty, poor and unhappy

Moments of silence, guided by gazes typical of Antonioni, a metaphorical and pressing sensuality in the style of Bertolucci’s Last Tango in Paris, a sense of mystery, darkness and suspense typical of Tornatore. In this film, Naples is for Sorrentino what Rome was for Fellini, presenting the capital as a synecdoche of national ideals and values, but also a city of power and great cultural, social and political influence.

Thank you Sorrentino ❤

Thanks to Partenope, Italian cinema woke up from the numbness of banality and commercialism.

17/37

Throughout her career, groundbreaking director Julia Reichert has given voice to the disenfranchised. In her latest joint work with her husband Steven Bognar, Julia shares the personal story of her own journey, starting with her youth when she was a working-class girl dreaming of a better life, and ending with her discovery of documentary film and…

24/30

Race over 30 Hot Wheels cars on over 60 crazy physics-based race tracks. Perform tricks on the iconic Hot Wheels orange track with boosters, loops and jumps.

50/46

The true story of Wanda Rutkiewicz, the first woman in the world and the first Polish woman to climb the country’s highest peaks – told by herself. Wanda entered the world of male rollercoasters uninvited and paid the ultimate price. The film’s director, who is also a mountaineer, goes to the Himalayas following in Wanda’s footsteps. Tip… Read all

33/26

The multi-cultural and multi-religious approach in The Cursed Land is commendable and adds depth to its premise

A widow and her daughter travel to Thailand’s deep south to seek help from a Muslim doctor after unleashing a djinn in a rundown house..

However, despite his best efforts, even his remarkable acting couldn’t fully salvage the film from its shortcomings

Malaysian director and actor Bront Palarae delivers an outstanding performance, as expected, showcasing his talent in both Malay and Thai.

These elements, rich with cultural and religious interplay, are far more engaging than watching a grown man’s slow descent into madness

The narrative spends far too much time fixating on Mit’s personal decay, neglecting the more compelling aspects of the story, such as the community dynamics and the historical context.

The showrunners missed an opportunity to truly explore and expand upon the multi-cultural elements that were already present

With tighter storytelling and a greater focus on these fascinating cultural themes, the film could have been far more impactful.

As it stands, it’s a decent watch but falls short of its potential