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In cinemas on 22 October 2026.

By Bora Dagtekin, with Jella Haase, Karoline Herfurth, Elyas M'Barek

More than five million Germans travel to Mallorca every year. Leo, Pepe, Rocco and Simon are also taking some time off in Germany’s 17th state. First, they need to lick their wounds, gather their thoughts, and get some distance. Ever since that cell phone game went off the rails, nothing has been the same. Good plan. Too bad, though, that the laid-back guys’ trip isn’t going to happen: Eva, Carlotta, and her best friend Maus have checked into the same villa in Mallorca. The dysfunctional clique must figure out the hard way what’s left of their friendship, trust and love. And when the finca goes up in flames and the friends end up stranded at a cheerful resort hotel, old wounds and new revelations finally cause their facades to crumble. Soon, not only every individual relationship but their entire friendship is on the line. Can Leo win back Carlotta’s trust after his text-message affair? Eva is having trouble not only with her teenage daughter Sophie but also with her husband. Both suspect that the other is hiding something from them, but Eva hadn’t counted on Rocco’s second cell phone. Pepe, who has just come out, wants more support from his straight friends, even as he hasn’t quite found himself yet. And Simon has remained the charmer who jokes his way out of every consequence. But when his ex-girlfriend Bianca shows up things get serious… VAMOS A LA DRAMA!

In cinemas on 22 October 2026.

By Petra Volpe, with Kingsley Ben-Adir, Rob Morgan

Frank, serving a life sentence, takes a prison job caring for ageing incarcerated men with Alzheimer's and dementia. What begins as a self-interested bid for parole becomes a profound, transformative bond with fellow prisoner Louis, offering Frank a glimpse of redemption in an unforgiving place.

In cinemas on 29 October 2026.

By Lance Hammer, with Juliette Binoche, Anna Calder-Marshall, Tom Courtenay

Amanda and her stepfather Martin are grappling with a moral dilemma that is driving a wedge between them. Has Amanda’s mother, Leslie—who suffers from advanced dementia—lost the ability to make important decisions in her own best interest? If so, who takes on that responsibility instead—her spouse, her biological child, or an institution? Amanda and Martin are faced with increasingly difficult decisions that eventually become too much for them to handle.

In cinemas on 29 October 2026.

By Karsten Kiilerich

When Mumbo Jumbo magically grows to enormous size, he and his three friends must embark on a dangerous journey to find the fearsome witch Baba Yaga so she can make him small again. It’s an adventurous journey that may make Mumbo Jumbo small again, but will make him many times greater on the inside.

In cinemas on 04 November 2026.

By Paul Dugdale, with Rammstein

Filmed across three sold-out nights at the 65,000-capacity Foro Sol, Rammstein – Live in Mexico City captures one of the defining performances of the band’s monumental five-year world stadium tour in a spectacular concert film directed by four-time GRAMMY® nominee and two-time Primetime Emmy® Award winner Paul Dugdale.

Spanning 135 concerts and witnessed by six million fans around the world, the tour marked a major chapter in Rammstein’s international career. For more than three decades, the Berlin six-piece has built one of the most distinctive global profiles in modern music. Two-time GRAMMY® nominees with audiences across the globe, Rammstein have brought German-language rock to major venues around the world – combining colossal sound, theatrical precision and live production on a scale entirely their own.

Featuring 20 career-spanning songs, including “Du Hast”, “Sonne”, “Ich Will” and the Mexico City finale “Te Quiero Puta!”, the film places audiences at the heart of a show where 20-metre-high flames, stadium-wide pyrotechnics and towering industrial architecture are matched by moments of genuine connection between the band and the crowd.

In cinemas on 05 November 2026.

By Wim Wenders.

Wim Wenders’ new film explores the work of one of the most influential contemporary architects, Pritzker Prize laureate Peter Zumthor. The immersive 3D approach showcases his architecture from the perspective of visitors, users, residents, and craftsmen. The audience experiences the buildings as if they could move through them themselves, gaining an understanding of just how much architecture influences our perception of the world and shapes our lives.

In cinemas on 05 November 2026.

By Anton Corbijn, with Helen Mirren, Alden Ehrenreich, Olivia Cooke.

A mysterious young man from a New York publishing house is sent to Switzerland to convince the world-famous author Patricia Highsmith to write one final book in the Ripley series.

In cinemas on 05 November 2026.

By Fatih Akin, with David Schütter, Eren M. Güvercin, Carlotta von Falkenhayn.

Farasha (Mariam Dawoud) and Faris (Eren M. Güvercin) are 20 when they meet at a high school graduation party—one glance that changes everything. But Farasha dies that very same night. In her desperate search to get in touch with Faris, Farasha finds a way: she can meet him, but only in his dreams and only for 40 nights. And so their love grows until the very last night.

In cinemas on 05 November 2026.

By Travis Knight.

After her little brother is kidnapped by a flock of crows, 12-year-old Prue embarks on an adventurous rescue mission into the “Impenetrable Wilderness”—an enchanted forest hidden on the outskirts of Portland, Oregon. Together with her clumsy classmate Curtis, she enters a world full of talking animals, magic, and ancient powers. When the two find themselves caught up in a conflict that threatens the balance of the forest, Prue discovers an inner strength she never knew she had. If she wants to save her brother and change the fate of Wildwood, she’ll have to risk everything.