Curtiz (2018) is a biographical drama film that portrays the life of the acclaimed filmmaker Michael Curtiz. Set in the 1940s during World War II, the movie delves into his struggles in the movie business, his complicated love triangle, and the impact of war propaganda on his filmmaking. The film offers a captivating portrayal of Curtiz as a director and artist, exploring his relationships with his co-workers and his daughter.

Some wounds never heal. In a rundown Central European town, the everyday lives of three working people are violently disrupted: a boy goes missing, a woman is stalked, and a man comes face to face with the killer of his child.

3 educated (and bored) 20 somethings are working a dead-end job in a gas station. Their futures are grim. When a group of bank robbers turn up fresh from a heist and fresh out of fuel, things get a bit more interesting.

A theater director tries to put on a play with real underprivileged Roma people about their lives but, feeling advantage of, the actors leave the troupe to gain a new consciousness.

Two inmates seek revenge on their release from jail after serving a two-week sentence for a crime they did not commit. The film illustrates the extremities of our time and the injustice that surrounds us.