An old-school Hollywood blockbuster through and through: glossy, grand, and deeply cinematic.
“A Useful Ghost”
This very funny dark comedy filters love, tragedy, and a sharp critique of industrial exploitation through a story about a haunted vacuum cleaner.
“Love Letters”
A celebration of chosen family, love in all its forms, and the courage it takes to claim your place in the world.
“Thunderbolts*”
A Marvel film that dares to slow down, let its characters breathe, and ask what happens after the heroics stop and the guilt sets in.
“I Only Rest in the Storm”
Aesthetically stunning, politically charged, and emotionally complex, the film is best suited for viewers ready to engage with its slow pacing and abstract rhythms.
“Death Does Not Exist”
While it may not appeal to every aesthetic taste, there’s no denying the cohesion between the film’s distorted visuals and thematic ambitions.
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