The Actor — 1 April (dir. Duke Johnson / VOD)
Genre: thriller, drama, detective
What is remarkable: an actor loses his memory and ends up in a mysterious town where he tries to recover his identity and find his way home.
Paddington in Peru — 1 April (dir. Dougal Wilson / VOD)
Genre: comedy, adventure
What is remarkable: a lovable bear cub drags his newfound family on a dangerous journey through Peru, his long-abandoned homeland.
The Colors Within — 1 April (dir. Naoko Yamada / VOD)
Genre: anime, music
What is remarkable: surprisingly, a high school student sees the “colors” of others' emotions, but her unusual perception of the world changes when she joins a band.
Black Bag — 1 April (dir. Steven Soderbergh / VOD)
Genre: thriller, drama, romance
What is remarkable: the family life of two intelligence agents is at risk when the wife is suspected of treason.
The Monkey — 4 April (dir. Osgood Perkins / VOD)
Genre: horror
What is remarkable: twin brothers find an ominous toy monkey in the attic that can cause more than one catastrophe.
On Becoming a Guinea Fowl — 8 April (dir. Rungano Nyoni / VOD)
Genre: drama, comedy
What is remarkable: a girl discovers her uncle's body in the middle of a deserted road, causing her to be initiated into dark family secrets.
Mickey 17 — 8 April (dir. Bong Joon-ho / VOD)
Genre: sci-fi, comedy, adventure
What is remarkable: a clone working as a colonizer of an ice planet is resurrected after every ridiculous death, but quickly stops enjoying it.
Novocaine — 8 April (dir. Dan Berk, Robert Olsen / VOD)
Genre: action, comedy
What is remarkable: a bank clerk, unable to feel pain, turns his rare ailment into a superpower after his beloved is kidnapped.
The Assessment — 8 April (dir. Fleur Fortune / VOD)
Genre: sci-fi, drama
What is remarkable: in the future, couples are forced to undergo a brutal seven-day assessment to prove their suitability for parenthood.
Universal Language — 8 April (dir. Matthew Rankin / VOD)
Genre: drama, comedy
What is remarkable: the hero returns to his native Canada and is faced with a series of absurd and touching events, most of the participants of which for some reason speak Farsi.
Eric LaRue — 11 April (dir. Michael Shannon / VOD)
Genre: drama
What is remarkable: after a tragic school shooting, the mother of a teenage murderer tries to find comfort and meaning in a world that rejects her.
The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes — 15 April (dir. Peter Browngardt / VOD)
Genre: cartoon, sci-fi, comedy
What is remarkable: when the antics of Daffy Duck and Porky Pig reveal a secret alien threat, the unconventional pair become Earth's only hope.
Eephus — 15 April (dir. Carson Lund / VOD)
Genre: drama, comedy
What is remarkable: in a small New England town, two amateur teams meet for one last baseball game the night before the beloved stadium is demolished.
Captain America: Brave New World — 15 April (dir. Julius Onah / VOD)
Genre: sci-fi, action
What is remarkable: Captain America faces an international conspiracy and threat from the Red Hulk.
A Working Man — 15 April (dir. David Ayer / VOD)
Genre: action
What is remarkable: a former secret service agent works on a construction site, but after the disappearance of his director's daughter, he is forced to remember his skills.
Grand Tour — 18 April (dir. Miguel Gomes / Mubi)
Genre: drama
What is remarkable: at the beginning of the 20th century, a small government official from Myanmar escapes from his own wedding and sets off on a journey through Asia.
Pangolin: Kulu's Journey — 21 April (dir. Pippa Ehrlich / Netflix)
Genre: documentary
What is remarkable: after saving a baby pangolin from the hands of poachers, the man finds a new meaning in life by dedicating himself to returning this rare creature to the wild.
Ash — 22 April (dir. Flying Lotus / VOD)
Genre: horror, sci-fi, thriller
What is remarkable: waking up on a distant planet, a woman discovers that the entire crew of the space station has been brutally murdered.
Bullet Train Explosion — 23 April (dir. Shinji Higuchi / Netflix)
Genre: action, thriller
What is remarkable: a bomb is found aboard a high-speed train that will explode if the speed drops below 100 kilometers per hour, which puts the crew in a dangerous race against time.
Frewaka — 25 April (dir. Aislinn Clarke / VOD)
Genre: horror
What is remarkable: in an attempt to escape a personal tragedy, a woman travels to a remote village to care for an elderly and rather strange woman.
Havoc — 25 April (dir. Gareth Evans / Netflix)
Genre: action, thriller, drama
What is remarkable: after a failed drug deal, a hardened detective makes his way through the underworld to save the politician's son and uncover a plot that has engulfed the entire city.
The Friend — 29 April (dir. Scott McGehee, David Siegel / VOD)
Genre: drama
What is remarkable: after the death of a close friend, a New York writer inherits his huge dog.
