"Mother's Day 4K" is a gripping psychological thriller set in 1980. The story evolves around a group of friends facing a nightmarish situation in the woods when they become victims of two ruthless female maniacs. In this fight for survival, the friends are forced to use all their strength and skills to survive a nightmarish mother's day. The movie strikes a tense atmosphere, unexpected plot twists and hard-hitting moments, leaving the viewer in a state of intense excitement. With 4K technology, every frame becomes a visual delight, adding depth and clarity to this disturbing cinematic experience.

"Oppenheimer 4K" presents the life story of American physicist Robert Oppenheimer, an outstanding scientist who led the first development of nuclear weapons. The movie is worth watching, telling about the tragic and difficult moments in Oppenheimer's life, his decisions and his influence on the fate of the world. Utilizing 4K technology, the viewer is given the opportunity to delve deeper into the details and atmosphere of the events, creating an immersive and visually impressive experience.

In "The Nun II 4K," viewers are treated to exciting new adventures involving mysterious happenings in temples and monasteries. Sister Irene once again becomes a key figure as she investigates dark mysteries possibly involving demonic interference. The 4K visuals give the movie an even more immersive look, immersing viewers in an atmosphere of horror and mystery. New characters and plot twists will keep viewers in suspense until the very end.

"Barbarella" (1968) is a fantasy adventure film starring Jane Fonda as agent Barbarella fighting evil on an exotic planet. Its unique style, visual fervor and humor made it an iconic work. Enjoy the space adventures in this visual tale.

"Duel" (1971), directed by Steven Spielberg, is a gripping thriller. Driver David Mann finds himself in a deadly game of survival, pursued by an aggressive truck. For no apparent reason, a nightmarish series of car chases begins, creating an atmosphere of constant tension. Spielberg, making his debut, masterfully conveys fear and the unknown, turning an ordinary journey into a thrilling experience.