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Nothing really looks what it really is when you look from a distance and so is Jinwoo’s quiet life, far from the hectic, stressful city life, tucked away in the beauty of the Korean countryside, welcomed with open arms by a loving new “family” that has accepted, on their sheep ranch, him and Seol, his wonderful niece who he loves as if she were his own daughter.　　But when Park Kun-young's careful and precise direction begins to focus on the details of Jinwoo's existence, slowly revealing his restless soul, we gradually discover the complexity of the reasons that led to Jinwoo's extreme choice to retire in the countryside to live like a shepherd.　　The arrival at the ranch of Jinwoo’s longtime male friend from university, Hyunmin, upsets all balance. Moonkyeong, the ranch owner’s daughter, who has a crush on Jinwoo, accidentally discover the two men in bed and shortly afterwards Jinwoo’s twin sister, and Seol’s birth mother, shows up at the ranch after years of absence and silence and wants to take her daughter back to Seoul.　　The community of that small country place, which seemed kind and nice, slowly reveals their true colours and deep disapproval of the two men's relationship. The fragile sandcastle of happiness that Jinwoo has struggled to build is crumbling and the cold, harsh winter is upon him.　　Giovanna Fulvi

　Director Leanne Pooley (The Topp Twins) employs rarely seen footage, extensive archival interviews and stunning 3D technology to recreate the epic tale of Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay’s conquest of Mt. Everest in 1953.

　Yaşar, a young man, has a hard time after his father's death. His inheritance from his father causes Yaşar to have problems with his stepmother. Meanwhile, Yaşar learns that her sister-in-law, Canan, who is living in the same house, is in love with her. While Yaşar is dealing with the inheritance issue and his sister-in-law, he realizes that there are some strange events at home. Yasar's mentally disordered daughter Efsun's dark past is unearthed, making things even more complicated. The pain of the family, who had to face the dark past of Efsun, is just the beginning for them.

ItfollowstheturbulentandcomplexinvestigationintothekillingofBritishtouristLucieBlackman.

ThelifeofDrHanhasbecomeapermanentquestforperfection.Fromthelivestreamedoperatingtheatretoartfairsviafashionshows,thefamousChineseplasticsurgeonhasonlyoneaim:beauty.Throughtheimplacableportraitofthischaracter,thefilmquestionsbeautyasasimultaneouslyessentialyetvainelementofsocietyintheeraofselfies.

Inthesummerof2006,RobReilly(KillianScott),asmartsuitedhomicidedetectiveandhispartnerCassie(SarahGreene)aredispatchedtoinvestigateachild’smurderandfindacommunitycaughtbetweenoldandnewIreland.Onanaltarliesthebodyofalocalteenagegirl,precociouslytalentedKatyDevlin(AmyMacken).Herbodyisfoundinthemiddleofanarcheologicalsite,threatenedbylocaldevelopersaimingtobuildashinynewmotorway.Theneighbouringestate,Knocknaree,hasneverquitegotitsshareofthe‘CelticTiger’andhasbeenblightedbypovertyandunemploymentforgenerations.Moreover,thisisthenotthefirsttimeachildofKnocknareehasbeenlost:21yearsearlier,inaverydifferentIreland,threechildrenwentmissingandonlyoneevercamebackalive.Memoryrunsdeepinthispartoftheworld,andlocals,pressandtheDublinPoliceworrythatthecasesarelinked.

Ernesto lives life in a limbo of sorts, stuck somewhere between the promise of an exit visa and the fear of rotting away in Havana. But his smooth-talking schemes to secure papers are complicated when he crosses paths with Anita, and is faced with the only incentive to stay in Cuba—love. Screenwriter Alejandro Brugués makes his directorial debut with this poignant romance about the price of freedom, the power of sacrifice and the meaning of happiness.Alejandro Brugues was born in Buenos Aires, but he is a Cuban national. After studying Advertising, Psychology and Philosophy, he graduated with a Screenwriting major from the Escuela de San Antonio de los Banos. After taking his first steps as a screenwriter, he directed and wrote this first work, which received awards at the Cine en Construcción section of the Guadalajara Film Festival. Personal belongings is a love story that takes on the everyday reality of Cuba: Ernesto keeps his "personal belongings" in a briefcase, waiting for the moment when he will finally be able to leave the island; meanwhile Ana has decided to stay and not go with her parents, who fled on a raft. The two youngsters meet when he goes to the policlinic where she works, and although by falling in love they each find what they were looking for in each other, they also know they have decided on very different paths and at some point they’ll have to make a final choice.

SaifAliKhan,whowillbeseenplayingacop,sharedhisexcitement,“Kartavya,whichisreallygreat,producedbyShahRukh'scompanyRedChilliesEntertainment,isgoingtocomeoutsoon.It'salovelypiecebydirectorPulkit,andreallyhappythattooiscomingoutonNetflix.”ThefilmalsofeaturesanensemblecastincludingRasikaDuggal,SanjayMishra,SaurabhDwivedi,ZakirHussain,andManishChaudhari.TeamKartavyashared-“KartavyamarksthesecondcollaborationbetweenRedChilliesEntertainment,Netflix,anddirectorPulkit,followingBhakshak.Asateam,wearecommittedtotellingstoriesthatpushcreativeboundariesandresonatedeeply,andKartavyaisapowerfulreflectionofthatvision.Setintheheartland,thefilmexploresthecomplexintersectionsoflaw,family,truth,andduty,withSaifdeliveringremarkabledepthandintensityinamorallylayeredcharacter.WearedelightedtopartnerwithNetflixonthisjourneyandlookforwardtoaudiencesacrosstheworldexperiencingthisgrippingandcompellingnarrative.”WithKartavya,RedChilliesEntertainmentaddsanothertitletoitsgrowingslateofcontentcreatedforglobalaudiences,aligningwithNetflix’svisionofshowcasingpowerfulIndianstoriestoviewersworldwide.

Witnesses is a simple, yet powerful moving trilogy, depicting the horrors of the Holocaust. Each story in the film provides an unusual, yet harrowing perspective on the tragic events during World War II, told from the perspective of three uncanny witnesses. Shoes, the shortest of the stories, does not have a single line of dialogue or even a face featured in it. All we see is a pair of red shoes which beautifully depict first love, then marriage, the start of family life and the onset of the tragic war. Brutus, is a story about a German Shepherd dog separated from her beloved mistress and turned into a guard dog at a concentration camp. The final story, Violin, opens at the beginning of the 20th Century in a violin shop, where the instrument was created as a present for a Jewish boy. The violin becomes witness to the tragic events that followed during the Holocaust. A captivating score, makes this less than conventional film expose the sheer evil and terror that pervaded every aspect of the Holocaust, and is sure to open the eyes of everyone who sees it.

TheFutureofWorkandDeathisadocumentaryconcerningthegrowthofexponentialtechnologyandwhereitistakingus.Thefilmfocusesonhowfuturetechnologycouldsignificantlychangethetwoinevitablefeaturesofthehumanexperience;punchingtheclockandfadingaway.Itexploreshowadvancedautomation,AIandtechnologicalsingularitycouldbeachievableinthenext30years.Howjobobsolescenceandtechnologicalunemploymentcouldconsequentlyoccurandhowdigitalimmortalitymaynotbeathingofsciencefiction.Butwhatarethesocio-politicalrepercussionsoftheseinnovationsandarewereadyforthem?Doesworkinglessmeanlivingmoreandisendingageingincumbentonus?Worldwideexpertsinthefieldsoffuturology,anthropology,neuroscienceandphilosophysharetheirthoughtsonthesefutureadvancements.