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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“Flow”
This emotionally charged, visually immersive animated film is a visionary work of art.
“Anora”
A flawed but compelling story about a woman reclaiming her agency and finding something profoundly human in a world that seeks to strip her of it.
“Emilia Pérez”
A gusty performance from Zoe Saldaña anchors this unique, inventive, and bold gender-affirmation musical.
“The Substance”
Ambitious, grotesque, and undeniably provocative, the film is also maddeningly indulgent in a way that leads to self-sabotage.
“Bread & Roses”
A sobering reflection of how fragile freedom can be, and how crucial it is to continue supporting those whose voices are being silenced.
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