M. Night Shyamalan's latest film 'Trap' is described as a wildly entertaining and absurd psychothriller that centers on a father, Cooper, who must navigate a concert lockdown due to a suspected serial killer, raising themes of parental embarrassment and absurdity. Meanwhile, the Cinemalaya Independent Film Festival showcases ten new Filipino films addressing pressing societal issues, including electoral fraud and indigenous rights, though some films struggle with narrative momentum. In the realm of documentaries, the Toronto International Film Festival features 'From Ground Zero,' a timely anthology about the conflict in Gaza, alongside 'The Last Republican,' which critiques the political landscape. Cathy Rollins' immersive dinner show 'A Night in Casablanca' combines entertainment with mystery, drawing inspiration from the classic film and engaging audiences in solving a fictional murder. Lastly, 'The Diary of West Bengal' is poised to spark debate with its controversial exploration of Rohingya refugees and interfaith relationships in India, promising to challenge viewers with its unflinching portrayal of societal tensions.