While ‘The Secret Agent’ feels absurdist and prolonged at times, it’s a profoundly unsettling and exceptionally performed social commentary.
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While Llúcia Garcia leads Romería in a mesmerising way, surrounded by enchanting cinematography, Carla Simón’s film feels fractured and slow.
Mary Bronstein’s delirious take on modern motherhood – screening at the 63rd New York Film Festival – is no ‘Uncut Gems.’ That’s a good thing.
Explore the cult classic film Freaked, a zany spectacle filled with mutants and charm that has gained a devoted following.
We have always been living in George Orwell’s world, but now we are becoming aware of it. Read our full review inside!
As science fiction, Tron: Ares may not break the mold, but it’s an action-packed visual wonder that will make fans of The Grid very happy with this third installment.
Joachim Trier, a master of the form, reunites with Renate Reinsve for a revelatory portrait of a family navigating grief and forgiveness.
Witness the brilliance of Urchin, a film by Harris Dickinson that highlights his growth and artistry as a director.
A House of Dynamite is an exceptional, anxiety-inducing thriller that is one of the year’s best. Read our full review inside!
Poetic License captures the essence of college life. Discover a heartwarming story of love and friendship in this film.
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