Less than a month until an interesting movie will be in cinemas (starting 25 December): in the seventeenth century, two Jesuit priests face violence and persecution when they travel to rural Japan to locate their mentor and propagate Christianity. They face the ultimate test of faith traveling on Japanese islands at a time when Christianity was outlawed and their presence was forbidden.

Ok. The Smurfs are returning with new adventures (and I think it's the first time they are in 3D). If you still love the cartoon of your childhood you may be interested to watch this animation next April: a mysterious map sets Smurfette and her best friends Brainy,

Something funny to watch: in a world where time travel is a simple hospital procedure, a man jumps back in time to force his 10 year old self to learn guitar, so that he can get more action with the ladies in the present day. The result is just... strange.

The short science fiction film was directed by Lucas Testro, written by Larry Boxshall. Cast: Anthony Gooley, Tom Usher, Alan Flower, Olivia Pigeot, Emma Palmer, Anthony Taufa, Noah Moon and Rae Johnston.

An interesting science fiction short about the future, written, designed & directed by Karel van Bellingen: in 2069, New Earth is declared open for civilian migration, a decade after its discovery. As tales of wonder and opportunity reach the Old World, taking ‘the leap’ becomes the dream of millions. Unable to afford the journey, many of the less fortunate risk their lives being smuggled aboard cargo ships. The inter-planetary Migration Administration, or IPMA, deals with human trafficking on a biblical scale.

Today is Sunday and no Unidentified Flying Object has been seen over the river, lakes or in the sky. Not yet, anyay. The hopes are high, anyway, maybe an UFO will appear next week. Or the week after...

In the short science fiction film by David Lea a man and his dog make their routine walk to the isolated clifftops of Cornwall... but this time they realize they're not so isolated after all.

Funded using Kickstarter, HENRi is an epic short science fiction film that tells the story of a derelict spaceship that becomes self-aware and builds itself a mechanical body in order to feel alive.

A wonder woman wannabe from the family of Clinton lost the war against Donald Duck from the family of Trump, but the story of another wonder woman (a more real one) continue and it will be in cinemas since 2 Juny 2017: an Amazonian princess leaves her island home to explore the world and, in doing so, becomes one of the world's greatest heroes.

Why need a nightmare machine when you have something like this? An inventor creates an electrical torch that reveals a hidden world layered upon our own - filled with beautiful spirits, strange creatures, and dangerous phantoms.

Written and directed by Chris Preksta. Cast: James Fitzgerald, Amy Staggs, Tony Bingham, Jonathan Visser.

I kind of lost contact with the X-Men universe (I haven't watch the movie in years), but this one could convince me to watch them all over again. All of them. And it's going to be in cinemas March next year.

An interesting short science fiction film created by Darkwave Pictures: escaping capture on a distant planet, a young family stumble across a burning outpost, only to discover terrible secrets amongst the wreckage.

John Wick is returning in the second chapter of his story in cinema on February 10, 2017. The legendary hitman is forced back out of retirement by a former associate plotting to seize control of a shadowy international assassins’ guild. Bound by a blood oath to help him, John travels to Rome where he squares off against some of the world’s deadliest killers.

Friday night. October Friday night. Not alone on the street in the woods, but close enought, and watching the trailer for the movie originally titled There Are Monsters.

Ok, ok, a new movies with pirates. Disney has released the teaser trailer, and the captain Jack Sparrow is searching for the trident of Poseidon.

The Artificial Intelligence is the future, it's coming, but the curiosity is already out there: how will be the interactions between humans and robots? Or autonomous machines, whatever.

At one time a mistrustful rogue, who earns a living by sending “obsolete” humanoid robots to the scrap heap, has a change of heart and decides it's time to call it quits. But he stumbles upon a conspiracy that will reveal his life's darkest secret. A short film by George Varotsis.

The spaceship, Starship Avalon, in its 120-year voyage to a distant planet where the Homestead Colony would be set. It is transporting 5,259 people, and at some point of its journey it has a malfunction in two of its sleep chambers.

The movie tells the disturbing story of the Florida reporter Christine Chubbock that made national headlines in 1974.

One animated science-fiction thriller short film that looks interesting. And it's featuring the voice of Tricia Helfer (Battlestar Galactica). Directed by Cole Drumb. Produced by Jennifer Wai-Yin Luk.

Something what seems to be a very interesting movie: when a successful New York advertising executive experiences a deep personal tragedy and retreats from life entirely, his colleagues devise a drastic plan to force him to confront his grief in a surprising and profoundly human way.

Why don't we make this possible future now? It would be just great.

In the no distant future, the year 2056, the two major political superpowers are on the brink of war with one another. In order to settle their major disputes they choose to elect some of their best and most promising candidates to battle on behalf of the nation... These are The New Politics.

Written, directed and produced by Joshua Wong. Starring Aleisha Rose and Jaeden Cheng.

A heart-pounding thriller about a widowed psychologist specialized in working with children who lives in an isolated existence in rural New England.