Judi Dench delivers a powerful performance as Philomena, who sets out to find the son she was forced to give up for adoption. With a perfect blend of sensitivity, humor, and social critique, the film speaks to reconciliation, grief, and resilience.
Walter Mitty lives in daydreams — until he's called into a real-life adventure that takes him across the globe. Directed by and starring Ben Stiller, this film is a tribute to courage, imagination, and personal reinvention.
Frances Ha follows a young dancer trying to make it in New York. Shot in black and white with indie charm and witty dialogue, it captures the feeling of being lost in your twenties with both humor and emotional depth. Starring Greta Gerwig, directed by Noah Baumbach.
Julie is nearing 30 and feels lost in love, work, and herself. The Worst Person in the World, by Joachim Trier, captures the highs and lows of modern adulthood with humor, vulnerability, and emotional clarity. A bittersweet journey of self-acceptance.
After college, Andrew is aimless until he begins hosting Bar Mitzvah parties and bonds with a single mom and her autistic daughter. Cha Cha Real Smooth is a quietly powerful indie film about empathy, affection, and the messy process of becoming an adult.