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The New Boy
Warwick Thornton’s latest may star Cate Blanchett but newcomer Aswan Reid steals the show in this historical drama.
Read More >>Los delincuentes
Una deliciosa ensoñación sobre cómo escapar de la adormecedora esclavitud diaria del capitalismo y encontrar el verdadero significado de la libertad. Los delincuentes es increíble hechizo de tres horas que seguramente será captado por múltiples territorios.
Read More >>The Delinquents
A delicious reverie on escaping capitalism’s numbing daily drudge and finding the true meaning of freedom, “The Delinquents” is a rare three-hour charmer sure to be scooped up in multiple territories.
Read More >>On the Edge
Nicolas Peduzzi’s doc following a devoted Paris psychiatrist on hospital rounds is as warmly human as it is indignant at the capitalist gutting of public services.
Read More >>The Nature of Love
A city girl and country boy fall in love in Monia Chokri’s dramatic rom-com that presents a superficial look at how opposites attract.
Read More >>Monster
A gripping drama — almost a mystery — about ordinary people from Japanese master Kore-eda Hirokazu connects to viewers, despite an ambiguous ending that feels overly complex and arty.
Read More >>Fast X
This isn’t merely a sprawling, ridiculous summer blockbuster — it’s the Platonic ideal of the sprawling, ridiculous summer blockbuster, a delight for fans of the loony franchise.
Read More >>The Goldman Case
This riveting courtroom drama distils Pierre Goldman’s complex life into one of its defining moments while crafting a ranging reflection on past and present injustice.
Read More >>Occupied City
’12 Years a Slave’ director Steve McQueen exhaustively chronicles the Nazi occupation of Amsterdam in this formally adventurous but lumbering documentary.
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