Thriller

A psychological thriller exploring surveillance, privacy and whether free will exists when algorithms know us better than we know ourselves. Logline: What starts as harmless fun with their phones becomes an unstoppable countdown to destruction when the algorithm predicts a couple's relationship's demise with terrifying precision. Starring Tilly Woodward, recently featured in PEAKY BLINDERS: THE IMMORTAL MAN (2026), and Gabriel Gil-Sanllehi. Review from UK Film Review: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ "Bitingly intense - Delivers in every way imaginable"

In the XIX Century there's a music school where it's always dark.

After her father’s passing, 11-year-old Ella bonds with a lifelike “sister” designed to heal her grief—but when her new playmate evolves beyond its purpose, their relationship turns into a chilling rivalry for talent, identity, and their mother’s love. Latest Press Releases - Arrival will have its New York Premiere at the Brooklyn Sci-Fi Film Festival in early October 2026. Arrival receives major award and has been selected to screen at The Pittsburgh Moving Pictures Festival: Thriller Picture Show on Oct 2-4, 2026.

In a near-future world where consciousness can be scanned and sold, a man submits to a corporate experiment that forces him to confront the machinery of his own mind. BRAINSTARE is the world’s first “live-action” feature film entirely realized by Artificial Intelligence — yet written, directed, and edited by human beings. This psychological sci-fi thriller from filmmaker Steve Balderson and writer Dr. Joseph Suglia explores the war between human consciousness and machine intelligence.

Cortex Alpha is the cutting-edge of modern medical treatment. So when Zora Bartos enrols, she is hopeful they can cure her. As the procedure unfolds and she learns more about the facility, Zora discovers there's more to the facility than meets the eye.

Creturs is an award-winning debut feature seeking its world premiere. Featuring her real family of four on a Pennsylvania farm, Carrie King wrote, directed and acts alongside her family in this deeply personal creature feature, exploring the fears and anxiety of the unknown. Set in the stillness of pandemic isolation, a Lancaster County farm becomes the entire universe for a fragile family trying to hold themselves together. Shot with elements of found-footage and starring a real-life family on their own farm, Creturs blurs the line between fiction and lived experience as it captures the quiet unraveling of a home under pressure. When their young son discovers a cluster of otherworldly eggs and nurtures them in secret, his small act of hope collides with a world already destabilized by fear and uncertainty. As the eggs hatch, the family must confront not only a mysterious new lifeform encroaching on their land, but the terrifying realization that they cannot fully control, protect, or preserve the life they’ve built. Intimate and poetic yet deeply unsettling, Creturs asks what kind of creatures we become when survival is no longer a given.

An imprisoned artist must paint his way to freedom.

A man living as a fish discovers he is the subject of an endless experiment when he tries to prove who he really is.

LOGLINE: In a near future where immigrant workers promised freedom are secretly indentured, a model Indian coder smuggles his mother's forbidden tamarind rice into work, uncovering why the company needs them to forget home. SYNOPSIS: Sriram is the ultimate role model. Polite. Productive. Easy to love. As an immigrant programmer in a near-future America, he has spent years believing that if he works hard enough, he'll earn the freedom to return home. Inside Aurora Corporation, immigrant workers are tracked through biometric scores, movement quotas, and "travel credits" that quietly bind them to the company. When Sriram's long-awaited trip to India is pushed out by years, he clings to the one thing the system cannot regulate: his mother's tamarind rice. What begins as an act of comfort becomes an act of rebellion. As memories of home resurface, Sriram uncovers a system built on erasing identity, forcing him to choose between the future he has spent years earning and the self he has spent years forgetting. Blending psychological sci-fi, satire, and South Asian futurism, JAM BOY is an allegory about immigration, corporate indenture, and the hidden cost of trading belonging for acceptance.

A man forgets why he is the subject of a terrifying experiment

After a vicious assault at a party, a young woman flees the scene. And as she walks back home on a gloomy and threatening Paris night, she can't shake the feeling that she's being followed. As she gets closer to her residence, the presence becomes more and more bold and aggressive. And it is only by confronting her deepest inner fears that she will be able to survive the ominous threat.

After discovering his friend from the military has committed suicide, special agent Joe Colder spirals down a path of paranoia and conspiracy, opening wounds from a buried past.