Movie for the evening
On this page of our website, you'll find a selection of the most anticipated film premieres from around the world, as well as high-quality films that have been released previously and are definitely worth watching. We carefully select only those films that stand out for their high quality of performance and unique approach to storytelling. A special section called "Movie for the evening" was created to help every viewer find interesting and inspiring films every day, ideal for a cozy evening.
"Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret." (2023), 18+ June 1, 2026  At first glance, "Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret." looks like a warm coming of age story about school, friendship and the confusing transition into adolescence. Eleven year old Margaret suddenly finds herself leaving behind everything familiar when her family moves to a new town, forcing her to start over in an environment where every conversation seems filled with expectations, secrets and invisible rules. While trying to fit in, she quickly discovers that growing up feels far more complicated than anyone ever warned her about. As new friendships begin forming, Margaret becomes increasingly drawn into conversations about identity, relationships, religion and the changes everyone seems impatiently waiting for. |
"BlackBerry" (2023), 18+ May 28, 2026  At first glance, "BlackBerry" seems like a fast paced story about technology, ambition and the rise of one of the most influential devices of the early 2000s. Deep inside a small Canadian company filled with awkward programmers and unrealistic ideas, two completely different personalities unexpectedly find themselves building something capable of changing the entire world. What begins as a chaotic startup experiment slowly turns into a technological revolution that nobody around them fully understands at first. But the film quickly reveals that behind innovation and success hides constant pressure, paranoia and the fear of losing control. As BlackBerry phones begin conquering global markets, friendships start collapsing under corporate greed, competition and impossible expectations. |
"Robot Dreams" (2023), 6+ May 26, 2026  At first glance, "Robot Dreams" feels like a charming animated story about loneliness and unexpected friendship in a colourful version of New York populated entirely by animals. A shy dog living alone in a small apartment spends his days trapped inside the same exhausting routine, surrounded by noise and crowds yet feeling completely disconnected from the world around him. Everything changes when he decides to buy a robot companion, hoping to finally escape the emptiness quietly consuming his life. What begins as a simple friendship soon turns into something far more emotional than expected. Together, the dog and the robot explore the city, dance through summer streets and slowly build a connection that feels almost impossible to break. But the film quietly hints from the very beginning that even the happiest moments can carry the shadow of inevitable change. |
"Society of the Snow" (2023), 18+ May 22, 2026  At first glance, "Society of the Snow" looks like a traditional survival drama about a tragic plane crash in the frozen mountains. A group of young rugby players and their families board a flight expecting an ordinary journey, unaware that within hours their lives will become trapped inside one of the most terrifying environments imaginable. When the aircraft disappears deep in the Andes, the survivors suddenly find themselves isolated in endless snow with almost no chance of rescue. But the film quickly becomes far more than a story about physical survival. As days turn into weeks, hope begins slowly collapsing under freezing temperatures, starvation and emotional exhaustion. |
"The Boy the Mole the Fox and the Horse" (2022), 6+ May 20, 2026  At first glance, "The Boy the Mole the Fox and the Horse" feels like a simple animated tale meant for children, filled with soft landscapes, quiet conversations and gentle humour. A lonely boy wandering through a cold and unfamiliar world unexpectedly meets a cheerful mole whose endless appetite and strange wisdom immediately change the tone of the journey. What begins as a случайная encounter slowly turns into something much deeper and surprisingly emotional. As the boy continues travelling, more unusual companions join him along the way. A cautious fox carrying invisible scars and a calm horse hiding enormous inner strength gradually become part of this fragile little group. |
"Suzume" (2022), 12+ May 18, 2026  At first glance, "Suzume" feels like a beautiful fantasy adventure about an ordinary girl whose quiet life suddenly changes after meeting a mysterious stranger. Living in a peaceful town surrounded by mountains and sea, she never expects that one accidental encounter will pull her into a journey far beyond anything she could imagine. But the moment strange doors begin appearing across Japan, reality itself starts to feel unstable. The film slowly transforms from a simple coming of age story into something much larger and far more emotional. Suzume discovers that these abandoned doors are connected to disasters capable of destroying entire cities, and behind them hides a force that should never fully enter the human world. |
"Mars One" (2022), 18+ May 17, 2026  At first glance, "Mars One" feels like a warm family drama filled with ordinary conversations, small dreams and everyday struggles. A family living on the outskirts of a Brazilian city tries to hold itself together while each member quietly carries hopes that seem far bigger than their reality. They laugh, argue, make plans and pretend life is stable, even when uncertainty constantly surrounds them. But beneath this calm surface, the film slowly reveals tension that grows more painful with every scene. The young son dreams of becoming an astrophysicist and one day joining a mission to Mars, while his father desperately pushes him toward football, believing it is the only realistic future. |
"Close" (2022), 16+ May 16, 2026  At first glance, Close looks like a quiet coming of age drama about two inseparable boys growing up in the countryside. They spend every free moment together, run through flower fields, laugh without hesitation and exist in a world that still feels untouched by cruelty. Their friendship seems effortless, almost unbreakable, as if nothing outside their small universe could ever truly reach them. But the film slowly introduces an uncomfortable tension that changes everything. |
"EO" (2022), 18+ May 14, 2026  EO begins as a simple story about a circus donkey, but quickly unfolds into a strange, almost hypnotic journey through the world of people. The protagonist never speaks, never explains his feelings, and never tries to be the center of attention, yet it is through his gaze that the film reveals the most disturbing and contradictory aspects of human nature. After being separated from the only person to whom he was truly attached, the donkey finds himself drawn into an endless chain of alien lives. Transported from place to place, he witnesses outbursts of cruelty, random kindness, loneliness, and chaos. The people around him change, but EO himself remains a silent observer, seemingly experiencing these lives as if they were dreams. |
"The Quiet Girl" (2022), 13+ May 12, 2026  The Quiet Girl begins almost unnoticed, as the story of a girl simply living in a world where her voice is rarely heard. She grows up in a noisy, dysfunctional family, where attention is scarce, and silence seems the only way to escape the bustle of the surrounding world. Her silence isn't a choice, but a way of surviving. When she's sent away for the summer to live with distant relatives, everything changes. The new family lives differently: there's more order, care, and peace, but at first, all of this feels alien and wary. The girl gradually finds herself in a space where, for the first time, she's treated not as a problem, but as a person she can simply be. The film unfolds slowly, almost like observing nature. |
"Broker" (2022), 18+ May 5, 2026  Broker begins with a quiet, almost unnoticed act that changes everything. On a rainy night, a woman leaves her child in a special box, hoping it will give him a chance at a different life. But instead of the usual system, his fate falls into the hands of people who operate on the edge of law and morality, turning adoption into a complex and ambiguous transaction. The two men involved in this "business" don't seem like villains in the traditional sense. They joke, argue, and live ordinary lives, but their work raises questions with no easy answers. When the mother unexpectedly returns and decides to join them, the story unfolds into a strange journey where everyone conceals their motives. Along the way, the characters encounter new people, situations, and decisions that force them to reexamine their beliefs. |
"Athena" (2022), 18+ April 30, 2026  Athena begins as a tragedy that instantly extends beyond a single family. The death of a teenager sparks a tantalizing event, and within minutes the city is plunged into chaos. The camera doesn't give you time to adjust, drawing you into a stream of events where anger, fear, and despair merge. At the center are three brothers, each reacting differently to what has happened. One demands justice, another tries to keep the situation from collapsing, and the third chooses a path that could lead to even greater disaster. Their views clash, and a personal tragedy turns into a conflict that escalates to the scale of an entire neighborhood. |
"Argentina 1985" (2022), 18+ April 24, 2026  Argentina 1985 begins not with loud slogans, but with the cautious breathing of a country still struggling to recover from dictatorship. Fear is still in the air, the habit of silence has not disappeared, and those who recently held power are still close by. Against this backdrop, a group of people emerges determined to do the near-impossible—to bring to justice those who, just yesterday, were afraid to even mention by name. At the center of the story is a prosecutor who, at first, seems an unlikely choice for such a mission. He doesn't appear heroic, doesn't make grand speeches, and is perfectly aware of what he's getting into. Pressure mounts from all sides: threats, doubts, a lack of support. |
"The Eight Mountains" (2022), 18+ April 20, 2026  The Eight Mountains begins as a story of friendship that seems simple and almost accidental. Two boys meet in the mountains, where silence speaks louder than words and time flows differently. One comes here for the holidays, the other lives here permanently, and a bond develops between them that neither fully understands. Over the years, their paths diverge. One longs for the city, for a life full of movement and exploration, while the other remains faithful to the mountains, as if they were his true home. But even at a distance, an invisible thread remains between them, bringing them together time after time. Each encounter is an attempt to understand what has remained the same and what has irrevocably changed. |
"Quo Vadis, Aida?" (2020), 18+ April 13, 2026  The film "Quo Vadis, Aida?" is more than just a drama; it's an emotional journey into the heart of a tragedy unfolding against the backdrop of the Bosnian War. The story begins in July 1995, when Srebrenica, declared a safe zone, is threatened by Serbian forces. The protagonist, Aida, works as a translator for the UN's Dutch battalion, and her life, like that of her family, hangs in the balance. Aida is more than just an observer; she is a person trying to maintain her humanity as the world around her collapses. Her husband and sons are in danger, and she realizes that UN aid may be insufficient. In this chaos, Aida becomes not only her family's protector but also a symbol of hope for many. |
"The Rescue" (2021), 18+ April 11, 2026  The Rescue begins as a chronicle of an event that's initially hard to believe. A group of children finds themselves trapped deep in a cave, and the situation grows more dangerous with each passing hour. Rain, water, and narrow passages all conspire against the rescuers, making the task nearly impossible. The film immediately immerses you in an atmosphere of mounting tension. There are no fictional characters, no dramatic flourishes—only real people facing a challenge for which there's no ready-made solution. The best divers, engineers, and military personnel all come together, but even their experience doesn't guarantee success. The sense of uncertainty is particularly powerful. No one fully understands how to get the children out of the trap without exposing them to even greater danger. |
"Mass" (2021), 18+ April 7, 2026  Mass begins with a silence that weighs more heavily than any words. Four people meet in a small room near a church, and at first glance, it seems like a normal conversation, one they can have and forget. But the air is filled with a tension that's impossible to ignore—too much pain, too much of a past that none of them can leave behind. They didn't come here by chance. Behind this meeting lies a tragedy that has changed their lives forever. And what initially seems like an attempt at calm conversation gradually turns into an emotional battlefield, where every word can hurt more than silence. No one is ready for this conversation to end, but leaving without trying is also impossible. The film is built almost entirely on dialogue, but there's no pathos or attempt to lighten the mood. |
"Shiva Baby" (2021), 18+ April 3, 2026  "Shiva Baby" begins as a typical family gathering, where everything should follow the usual script: small talk, questions about the future, food, and awkward smiles. The main character arrives already tense, as if she already knows nothing good will come of it. And it quickly becomes clear that this isn't just anxiety, but almost a premonition of disaster. The film's setting shrinks to a few rooms where people constantly cross paths, interrupt each other, and ask the same questions. Who are you, what are you doing, what are your plans—and all this with a polite smile, behind which one can sense the pressure. For the heroine, each such dialogue becomes a test, because the answers she gives don't match the reality. And into this already tense chaos, her hidden life begins to leak. People she least expected appear one after another, and the situation spirals out of control. |
"Pig" (2021), 18+ April 1, 2026  "Pig" begins as if preparing the viewer for a familiar tale of revenge. A solitary life in the woods, a man who has abandoned his past, and a sudden loss—his beloved pig is kidnapped. It seems that what follows will be a path of rage, a search for the guilty, and inevitable retribution. But the film almost immediately shatters this expectation and takes the story in a completely different direction. The protagonist travels to a city that was once his home, but now feels alien and cold. Instead of his familiar world, he encounters a system that values reputation, status, and influence over people. And the deeper he delves into this space, the more it becomes clear: his past is much more complex than it seems at first glance. |
"The Mauritanian" (2021), 18+ March 30, 2026  "The Mauritanian" begins as a story in which everything seems already decided. A man sits in prison without clear charges, without a clear sentence, without the certainty that he will ever be heard. All around him is a system unaccustomed to explaining its actions, and a world where fear after tragic events justifies almost any method. The protagonist finds himself at the center of this silence, where days blur together and reality gradually loses its shape. He doesn't shout or protest, but his calm becomes the most powerful contrast to what's happening. He seems resigned, but there's something deeper in this restraint—an inner resilience that's difficult to break even with isolation. When a lawyer takes over the case, the story slowly unfolds. She doesn't immediately understand what she's gotten herself into, and she's even less sure she wants to follow through. |