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Blue Moon by Richard Linklater is a quiet but powerful film that mostly takes place inside a smoky bar called Sardi’s on the night...
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Blue Moon by Richard Linklater is a quiet but powerful film that mostly takes place inside a smoky bar called Sardi’s on the night...
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Imagine bursts onto the screen pulling viewers into a vibrant, otherworldly adventure. Directed by Tyson Yunkaporta and Jack Manning Bancroft, this Australian animated feature...
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As the direct follow-up to last year’s 28 Years Later, 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple doesn’t just continue the saga—it elevates it, transforming...
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Rental Family is a film that is made from genuine emotion, reminding us that sometimes the most profound stories unfold in the subtlest of gestures....
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Pets on a Train chugs into theaters as a delightful surprise from French studio TAT Productions. Directed by Benoît Daffis and Jean-Christian Tassy, this...
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Set in 1917 America, The History of Sound, a film directed by Oliver Hermanus, is a movie based on a short story by Ben...
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In a world that often forgets simple pleasures, The Golden Spurtle arrives like a warm bowl of oatmeal, comforting and full of charm. This...
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In the dim, quiet studios of London in 2002, a film called Moss & Freud tells a gentle story about two famous people meeting...
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Kelly Reichardt’s new movie The Mastermind isn’t your usual heist film. Forget the fast cuts, the cool masks, and the getaway cars screeching around corners. This...
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I’ve been intrigued by the Nazi era for years: how regular people turned into monsters, how one man’s charisma could drag an entire nation...
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Mistress Dispeller” is a fascinating and sometimes uneasy documentary that follows a Chinese wife who hires a professional “mistress dispeller” (basically a breakup expert)...
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Dead of Winter takes place in the cold, snowy wilderness of northern Minnesota. The movie is about survival and revenge. Directed by Brian Kirk,...
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In an era when fashion icons were as fleeting as a miniskirt hemline, Twiggy—born Lesley Hornby in the suburbs of Neasden—emerged as a supernova...
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In the emerald haze of Oz’s ever-expanding lore, Director Jon M. Chu, picking up the glittering threads from last year’s blockbuster, delivers the second...
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From the moment Lurker unfolds on screen, it’s clear that director Alex Russell has crafted something extraordinary in his feature debut. Drawing from his...
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In a year brimming with blockbusters and forgettable flicks, I Swear emerges as a quiet beacon—a biopic that doesn’t just tell a story but...
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In a world where reality TV has long since devoured the line between entertainment and execution, Edgar Wright’s The Running Man bursts onto screens like a...