At a struggling primary school in Somerset, England, dedicated Year 5 teacher Maria Spencer (Saoirse Ronan) finds her classroom thrown into total chaos by an unruly, disruptive student named Danny (Eddie Waller). Following a chaotic incident that leaves the boy unconscious, a panicked Maria rashly transports him to her home and locks him in her basement. Intending to resolve the situation, Maria hesitates when her remaining students suddenly thrive in Danny's absence, achieving unprecedented academic progress. Trapped in an escalating ethical crisis, Maria chooses to keep Danny confined while attempting to secretly educate and mentor him herself.

Directed by Swedish filmmaker Jonatan Etzler in his English-language feature debut, this darkly humorous psychological satire explores the absurdities of institutional discipline and educational pressure. The ever-captivating Saoirse Ronan delivers a gleefully unhinged performance that serves as a biting commentary on modern caregiving and compromise.

Family man Greg Focker (Ben Stiller) has had it tough, especially after years of enduring endless friction with his stern father-in-law, former CIA agent Jack Byrnes (Robert De Niro). But nothing could prepare him to face a whole new domestic nightmare when his now-adult son Henry (Skyler Gisondo) announces he's planning to marry former FBI hostage negotiator Olivia Jones (Ariana Grande). Finding himself in the unenviable position of determining Olivia is good enough to join the Focker clan, Greg must do all that he can to find out her true intentions in what soon becomes a battle of Focker vs. fiancée.

Directed and written by John Hamburg, who co-penned the original box office hits, this long-awaited legacy sequel reunites Ben Stiller with Robert De Niro, Owen Wilson, Teri Polo and more – with Ariana Grande showing off her wicked comedic chops alongside the star-studded ensemble.