Every Movie Coming to Theaters This Week, Including Sofia Coppola’s New Documentary

The theatrical slate for this week offers a diverse and exciting array of cinematic experiences for moviegoers of all tastes. From spine-tingling horror comedies and sweeping historical epics to intimate documentaries and thought-provoking independent dramas, the box office is brimming with fresh choices. Whether you are looking for an immersive concert film, a hilarious stand-up comedy special, or a heartwarming family narrative, there is a feature film arriving on the big screen tailored just for you. Here is a complete guide to every new movie making its way to theaters this week.

‘The First Hymn’ (2026)

This fascinating documentary explores the discovery of the oldest surviving Christian song, which was found on an ancient papyrus fragment in Egypt. Historian John Dickson guides viewers through the remarkable history of the musical piece and the efforts to bring it back to life. Grammy-winning worship artist Chris Tomlin and songwriter Ben Fielding collaborate to adapt the ancient Greek lyrics into a modern worship track. The film combines historical research with the creative process of recording the new anthem for contemporary audiences. ‘The First Hymn’ will arrive in theaters for a limited run starting on March 24, 2026.

‘Bring Me the Horizon: L.I.V.E. in São Paulo’ (2026)

Fans of the Grammy-nominated rock band can experience their biggest headline show to date on the big screen. The concert film captures a sold-out performance in front of 50,000 fans at the Allianz Parque Stadium in Brazil. It expands the visual universe of the band’s recent music projects, blending spectacular stage production with exclusive fan perspectives and character cameos. Drone shots and multi-camera angles offer an immersive look at a monumental night in the group’s history. ‘Bring Me the Horizon: L.I.V.E. in São Paulo’ will play in limited theaters beginning March 25, 2026.

‘Miroirs No. 3’ (2025)

Directed by Christian Petzold, this psychological drama centers on a morose music student who miraculously survives a terrible car crash. Instead of going to the hospital, she accepts the offer to stay at the countryside home of a benevolent stranger named Betty. As the young woman settles into the new domestic routine, Betty’s estranged family members return to the house and complicate the fragile living arrangement. The narrative slowly unravels long-buried family secrets and explores themes of grief, trauma, and identity. ‘Miroirs No. 3’ is scheduled for a wide theatrical release on March 27, 2026.

‘Marc by Sofia’ (2025)

Filmmaker Sofia Coppola makes her documentary debut with an intimate portrait of her close friend of thirty years, American fashion designer Marc Jacobs. The film eschews traditional biographical framing to focus on his culture-defining creative world during the production of his 2024 spring collection. Interweaving archival footage with candid interviews, it traces his journey from his legendary grunge collection for Perry Ellis to his current outlook. The documentary captures the chaotic energy of the design studio alongside the deep friendship between the director and her subject. ‘Marc by Sofia’ will have a wide release on March 27, 2026.

‘Our Hero, Balthazar’ (2025)

This dark comedy-drama follows a wealthy New York teenager who makes online videos pleading for stricter gun laws to impress a classmate. When a persistent internet troll begins mocking his content, the teen becomes convinced that the troll is a potential mass shooter. He impulsively travels to Texas to confront his antagonist in person, leading to a complex encounter between two lonely youths from completely different worlds. The film tackles modern adolescent identity, the dangers of online performance, and America’s polarized political landscape. ‘Our Hero, Balthazar’ opens in limited theaters on March 27, 2026.

‘They Will Kill You’ (2026)

An ex-convict answers a help-wanted ad to work as a housekeeper at a luxurious and exclusive New York City high-rise building. She quickly discovers that her new workplace is actually the headquarters of a wealthy satanic cult responsible for a series of local disappearances. When the cult selects her as their next monthly human sacrifice, the residents realize they have severely underestimated her combat skills. Armed with makeshift weapons and prison fighting experience, she fights back against her wealthy attackers to survive the night. ‘They Will Kill You’ begins its limited theatrical run on March 27, 2026.

‘Holy Days’ (2026)

Set in 1970s New Zealand, this heartwarming comedy-drama follows a grieving ten-year-old boy who finds solace at a local convent. He teams up with three eccentric, elderly nuns who are desperately trying to stop their beloved home from being sold to greedy developers. The unlikely quartet steals a car and embarks on an adventurous road trip across the South Island to locate a missing title deed. Along the way, they form a strong familial bond while navigating various comedic mishaps and emotional revelations. ‘Holy Days’ will be available in limited theaters starting March 27, 2026.

‘Yes’ (2025)

Nadav Lapid’s satirical drama focuses on a struggling jazz pianist and comedian trying to make a living in the aftermath of the October 7 attacks. To support his family, he and his dancer wife sell their art and bodies to entertain Israel’s wealthy elite at extravagant parties. His moral compass is severely tested when he receives a highly lucrative commission to compose the music for a new national anthem. The film serves as a fierce exploration of artistic integrity, national identity, and the compromises people make for survival. ‘Yes’ will premiere in limited theaters on March 27, 2026.

‘Jimmy O. Yang Finally Home’ (2026)

Comedian and actor Jimmy O. Yang brings his latest stand-up routine to the big screen with this special cinematic event. The film captures his massive arena shows in Hong Kong, marking his return to his hometown after twenty-five years away. He delivers a hilarious set covering topics like his immigrant experience, family dynamics, and the cultural nuances of fighting for the restaurant bill. The performance features a unique blend of English and Cantonese, specifically tailored to honor local comedy culture. ‘Jimmy O. Yang: Finally Home’ arrives in limited theaters on March 27, 2026.

‘John Lilly and the Earth Coincidence Control Office’ (2025)

This biographical documentary dives into the eccentric life and controversial legacy of utopian neuroscientist and psychoanalyst John C. Lilly. Through rare archival footage and layered audio recordings, it explores his pioneering experiments with sensory deprivation tanks and attempts at interspecies communication with dolphins. The film contextualizes his work within the broader counter-culture movement of the Cold War era, touching upon his government-backed psychoactive drug research. Narrated by Chloë Sevigny, it raises larger ethical questions about the extreme boundaries of scientific exploration. ‘John Lilly and the Earth Coincidence Control Office’ hits limited theaters on March 27, 2026.

‘She Dances’ (2025)

A recently divorced father attempts to reconnect with his distant teenage daughter by volunteering as her chaperone for a major regional dance competition. Thrown into the chaotic world of intense dance moms and cheap motels, the two must learn to communicate and navigate their shared grief over a past family tragedy. The film balances heartfelt dramatic moments with the inherent comedic absurdity of the cutthroat competitive dance circuit. Directed by Rick Gomez, the movie features real-life father and daughter Steve and Audrey Zahn in the lead roles. ‘She Dances’ opens in limited theatrical release on March 27, 2026.

‘Forbidden Fruits’ (2026)

This supernatural horror-comedy centers on three young women who run a secret witch cult out of the basement of their mall retail store. Their performative sisterhood and carefully structured hierarchy are thrown into chaos when an attractive new hire joins the team and challenges their dynamic. As dark secrets begin to spoil their bond, the employees are forced to confront their own poisons or face a very bloody demise. The film uses its retail setting to satirize modern wellness culture, female friendship, and the desire to fit in. ‘Forbidden Fruits’ will be released in limited theaters on March 27, 2026.

‘The AI Doc: Or How I Became an Apocaloptimist’ (2026)

An expectant father embarks on an investigative journey to understand the rapidly evolving landscape of artificial intelligence before his child is born. To find answers, the filmmaker interviews dozens of experts, including major industry leaders like OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and Google DeepMind’s Demis Hassabis. The documentary highlights the sharp divide between tech optimists who promise a utopian future and doomsayers warning of catastrophic societal collapse. It provides a comprehensive overview of the technology’s potential benefits and its profound risks to the human workforce. ‘The AI Doc: Or How I Became an Apocaloptimist’ comes to limited theaters on March 27, 2026.

‘Fantasy Life’ (2025)

In this character-driven comedy, an anxious law school dropout lands a job babysitting the three young granddaughters of his own psychiatrist. While looking after the children, he develops an unexpected and deep connection with their mother, a former child actress trapped in an unhappy marriage. The two bond over their shared neuroses and feelings of inadequacy, leading to a complex relationship that culminates in an explosive family dinner. The directorial debut of Matthew Shear serves as a gentle exploration of mental health, aging, and unconventional romance. ‘Fantasy Life’ will be available in limited theaters starting March 27, 2026.

‘Kontinental ’25’ (2025)

This absurdist Romanian black comedy follows a court bailiff working in the city of Cluj-Napoca who finds herself plunging into a profound moral crisis. After she successfully evicts a homeless man from a basement, the man tragically takes his own life, leaving her racked with immense guilt. Her subsequent efforts to clear her conscience only reveal the complex, relative nature of morality and responsibility in contemporary society. Shot on a low budget with a mobile phone, the film offers a scathing critique of modern bureaucracy and social indifference. ‘Kontinental ’25’ will begin its limited theatrical release on March 27, 2026.

‘Ben-Hur’ (1959)

The legendary Hollywood historical epic returns to the big screen to showcase a brand-new, meticulously restored 4K presentation. It follows a Jewish nobleman in Jerusalem who is betrayed by his childhood Roman friend and unjustly condemned to slavery on a warship. After saving a fleet commander’s life, he regains his freedom and sets out on a relentless quest to exact revenge on the man who ruined his family. The sweeping narrative culminates in one of the most famous and thrilling chariot races ever captured on film. The 2026 re-release of ‘Ben-Hur’ will play in theaters starting on March 29, 2026.

Please let us know which of these theatrical releases you are most excited to watch this week by sharing your thoughts in the comments.