Channing Tatum stars in the unbelievable, true story of "Roofman" -- the Army veteran convicted of robbing McDonald's restaurants by cutting holes in their roofs -- only to escape from prison and then hide out for six months inside a Toys R Us store. Also starring Kirsten Dunst, Halie Stanfield, Juno Temple and Peter Dinklage.

After honing his view of a dystopian, "survival of the fittest" future with THE HUNGER GAMES franchise, director Francis Lawrence is back -- this time, with Mark Hamill starring as The Major in the harrowing Steven King tale of a near-future America-turned-police-state, where 100 boys are selected each year for a race where the winner will be awarded whatever he wants for the rest of his life. The only caveat: contestants are shot as soon as they stop walking.

Six years ago, producers Steve and Paula Mae Schwartz were among the MFS members blown away by our Q&A screening of Poland's official submission for Best International Feature: CORPUS CHRISTI -- so much so that they asked our guest speaker, Jan Komasa, if he'd like to direct their next movie. The result is this provocative thriller starring Diane Lane and Kyle Chandler as the parents of a very close-knit family torn apart as a new political movement envelops the country. Also starring Madeline Brewer and Zoey Deutch.

"As you wish:" it's inconceivable that it's taken until now for us to finally schedule one of the funniest and most beloved movies of all time: with 96% positives on Rotten Tomatoes, it's a tale of True Love -- directed by Rob Reiner with an all-star cast featuring Cary Elwes, Robin Wright, Mandy Patinkin, Billy Crystal, Carol Kane, Andre the Giant, Wally Shawn, Peter Falk, Fred Savage and so many more.

Singapore's official entry in this year's race for Best International Film may start off as a conventional thriller about the parents of a kidnapped child who discover someone has been secretly spying on them, but where it goes from there is completely unexpected -- a story about obsession, loneliness, living under constant surveillance, and how we ultimately define ourselves in relation to others.

Hong Kong's official submission for this year's Best International Film receives a 97% Audience Score and 100% from Rotten Tomatoes for this story of a debt-ridden wedding planner who inadvertently becomes a successful funeral planner -- only to discover that he must convince a traditional Taoist priest of his legitimacy to keep his new business open.

This year's winner of the Sundance Best Director Award for World Cinema is also Canada's official entry in this year's race for Best International Film: the story of a university professor haunted by the suspicious death of his ailing mother -- who coerces his enigmatic gardener to execute a cold-blooded act of vengeance.

Argentina's official submission for this year's Best International Feature is the true story of a young woman arrested after being hospitalized for a medical emergency. Facing criminal charges for ending a pregnancy which threatened her life, she enlists an attorney and women's rights advocates in her fight for justice in a landmark case that could forever change -- and save -- women's lives.

After two children fall into a river and are rescued by a dragon, they discover they actually drowned -- and can only return to the living by exploring a spirit world filled with horrors and tests until they can discover their true life's purpose.