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The Mystery of the Seven Dials, Can Love Be Translated?, and The Knight of the Seven Kingdoms.

"Industry", "Tell Me Lies", and "Hijack".

Last year was unexpectedly rich in screen adaptations: one after another studios turned to famous books, reinterpreted classic stories and transferred modern bestsellers to the screen. Not all of these films were received with the same warmth, but they were the most talked about and showcased in 2025. Here are seven landmark screen adaptations that defined the cinema year.

These stories began on the pages of novels, but quickly turned in a different direction on the screen. The screenwriters changed endings, expanded worlds, invented new lines, and sometimes completely rewrote the fates of the characters. In this collection — series that didn't just adapted the books, but risked greatly to go beyond them. But whether they did it successfully ...

Think your family is crazy and everything's gone wrong? This collection will quickly remind you that things can be much worse. Control, suppression, manipulation, and silence behind closed doors — seven stories about destructive families, where family ties become a source of pain rather than support.

"His & Hers", "Spring Fever", and "Easygoing Territory Defense by the Optimistic Lord".

It's time to truly unwind during the holidays and finally choose something outside the usual holiday mixtape. This collection will help you diversify your Christmas list and find movies that are perfect for the long lazy weekend.

"A Thousand Blows", "Sergius vs. Evil", and "The Pitt".

We all promise ourselves to start something on Monday. Or the first day of the month. Or definitely in the next year. To change job, to deal with the past, to leave, to resolve, to stop procrastinating. The heroes of the movies in this collection don't just make a promise to themselves, they actually take a step forward. Sometimes uncertainly, sometimes strangely, sometimes with mistakes — but they do.

Yeah, yeah, we know: it seems like nothing better than "Friends" and "The Office" will ever come along. These shows have long been a comfortable background and a tried-and-true way to relax. But vacations are a rare excuse to try something fresh without risk and inflated expectations. We've collected seven new sitcoms that you can watch easily, in episodes, and without obligation.

If you're looking for something familiar but not too childish to watch during the holidays, this collection is just the thing. The creators of these live-action adaptations took recognizable cartoons and transformed them into movies that are enjoyable to watch both for nostalgia and as standalone items.

"Harlan Coben's Run Away", "The Desire Map", and "The Judge Returns".

If you feel like you're clearly not living up to the role model this year, this collection is just for you. Here, Christmas ceases to be a source of comfort and becomes a mirror reflecting weaknesses, breakdowns, and all the things we usually only feel ashamed of after the holidays.

Traditionally, we congratulate all users on the New Year and summarize the results of the past year together.

"Red Eye", "The Anna Nikolaevna Project", and "The Night Manager".

What could be more romantic than watching movies about obsessive love on a frosty evening? Candles, a blanket, tea — and stories of how affection imperceptibly turns into stalking, and attention becomes dangerous. These films are scary not with jump scares, but with the feeling that obsession always begins too beautifully.

It's time to forget reality for a while and immerse yourself in a world of palaces, lavish balls, and cruel intrigues. Here, crowns are held not by blood, but by marriages, secret deals, and the ability to strike first. These series show life at court as it was behind closed doors — dangerous, seductive, and always unsafe.