A haunting exploration of identity, disability, and the value society places on the idea of beauty.
“My Fathers’ Daughter”
While it doesn’t break new ground, the film offers a heartfelt look at identity, family, and the search for one’s place in the world.
“I Saw the TV Glow”
An unnerving and unsettling horror / fantasy that offers a meditation on the struggles of queer identity and adolescence.
“Ordinary Angels”
An overly sentimental faith-based drama about ordinary people who do extraordinary things to help others.
“Hollywoodgate”
A fascinating documentary that offers a rare glimpse behind the curtain of extremism.
“The Substance”
Ambitious, grotesque, and undeniably provocative, the film is also maddeningly indulgent in a way that leads to self-sabotage.
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