An original premise, chilling ending, and well-executed scare tactics make this horror thriller more interesting than most.
“One Night in Miami”
Set during the Civil Rights movement in 1964, the timeless subject matter unfortunately has just as much relevance almost 60 years later.
“Pieces of a Woman”
An unflinching look at deeply wounded humans who are devastated by grief.
“Nomadland”
Life is a journey, and we all take different paths to realizing our own key to happiness.
“True History of the Kelly Gang”
Ned Kelly is a divisive historical figure, and this version of his story sheds little light on the reason why.
“The Nest”
None of these characters are villains, but their aspirations feel so empty.
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