John Malkovich and Ben Schnetzer portray legendary conductor Sergiu Celibidache in this sweeping drama about ambition, artistic genius and the pursuit of musical perfection. Directed by his son, Serge Ioan Celibidachi, The Yellow Tie traces an extraordinary journey from Romania to the world's greatest concert halls. “A strong, unassuming picture.”: The Guardian

From a childhood in Romania to the world's great concert halls, The Yellow Tie tells the remarkable story of Sergiu Celibidache, one of classical music's most brilliant and uncompromising conductors. Defying his father's expectations to pursue a life in music, Celibidache follows a path shaped by extraordinary ambition, artistic conviction and personal sacrifice. Ben Schnetzer and John Malkovich portray the conductor at different stages of his life, alongside Sean Bean, Miranda Richardson and Kate Phillips. Directed by Celibidache's son, Serge Ioan Celibidachi, this sweeping biographical drama explores the passions, relationships and relentless pursuit of perfection behind an extraordinary musical legacy.

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“Simultaneously funny and life-affirming.”: The Wrap

Tony is a primary school deputy head. Emma is a musician, composer and single mother. Two strangers leading very different lives, they are brought together when both receive a diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease on the same morning. What begins as an unexpected encounter develops into a remarkable friendship, as they navigate the challenges of their changing lives through humour, music, dance and a determination to find joy.

Rhys Ifans and Laura Linney star in this moving, life-affirming British drama from director John Madden (Shakespeare in Love, The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel). The film is a story of resilience, human connection and discovering new possibilities when life takes an unforeseen turn.

Two strangers whose lives are changed by a Parkinson’s diagnosis on the same day. Rhys Ifans and Laura Linney star in this moving British drama about an unexpected friendship, the power of music and dance, and finding laughter, love and joy in the face of life’s challenges.

Christmas is coming, and Aubrey Flint is hardly feeling festive. A reclusive man sentenced to community service, he finds himself reluctantly directing an amateur production of A Christmas Carol at a retirement home. With a cast of spirited residents, theatrical ambitions and a distinctly unconventional director, bringing Dickens' beloved story to the stage promises to be quite an undertaking.

When reclusive Aubrey Flint is sentenced to community service, he finds himself directing a retirement home's production of A Christmas Carol. John Bradley, Celia Imrie, Richard E. Grant and Karl Pilkington lead a terrific ensemble in this festive British comedy about unlikely friendships and theatrical Christmas chaos.John Bradley leads a wonderful ensemble including Celia Imrie, Richard E. Grant, Adjoa Andoh, Karl Pilkington and Nigel Planer, with Jim Broadbent as Charles Dickens. Directed by Jack Spring, this charming British comedy promises festive mischief, unlikely friendships and a reminder that Christmas can bring out the best in even the most reluctant participants.

Easter Island, 1973. Two CIA agents, a mysterious assignment and a political crisis brewing back in Chile. John Malkovich and Sam Rockwell star in this darkly comic thriller about secrets, loyalties and unexpected alliances, with Steve Buscemi adding to an irresistible cast and the island's mysterious statues providing a spectacular backdrop.

Chile, 1973. With political tensions mounting and a military coup looming, two veteran CIA agents are sent on a mysterious assignment to remote Easter Island. Surrounded by its enigmatic stone statues, Chris and Lee find themselves confronting old secrets, uneasy loyalties and the murky consequences of their work. But when Chris strikes up an unlikely friendship with two rebellious young women, their supposedly straightforward mission takes an increasingly unpredictable turn. John Malkovich and Sam Rockwell star alongside Steve Buscemi in this offbeat political thriller, where dark humour, Cold War intrigue and the strange beauty of an isolated Pacific island make for an unsettling combination.