This unique blend of horror, science fiction, and gothic tragedy embraces its strangeness like an abstract love triangle between Kafka, Kubrick, and Lynch.
“Sharp Corner”
With a gripping narrative that evolves from mundane to horrific, the film offers a thought-provoking study of a psychological breakdown.
“Sad Jokes”
A tragicomedy with European flair, this is an eclectic mix of slapstick, visual gags, and physical humor.
“The Last of the Sea Women”
A sobering reminder of the fragility of cultural traditions in the face of environmental and societal changes.
“Gladiator II”
A sequel that knows exactly what it is: a testosterone-fueled continuation of a cinematic legacy built on violence, power, and epic battles.
“Red One”
A chaotic, bizarre mish-mash of a holiday movie that is a head-scratching exercise in total confusion and missed potential.
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