A Caribbean crime story that’s unpredictable, different, and tailor-made for the film festival circuit.
“Everything Everywhere All at Once”
Embraces chaos and defies categorization with frantic, eclectic, pure cinematic anarchy.
“Morbius”
Not as great as you’d hoped, but not as bad as you feared.
“Millie Lies Low”
A complex film about humiliation, shame, and the very human desire to cover up our mistakes.
“Hypochondriac”
A haunting film that expresses the ways buried trauma can lead to devastating consequences.
“Friends and Strangers”
This loosely-structured, talky Australian indie is more of an experimental work of art than a piece of crowd pleasing entertainment.
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