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Oscar November are a UK-based trio known for taking their live show seriously — no frills, just big riffs, honest vocals and a raw energy that cuts through any crowd. They’ve built their reputation on stage presence, performance-first attitude and a commitment to making live-music feel dangerous again. “Cat Lady (Live)” captures the band’s live power: pounding drums, distorted guitar, and a vocal delivery that hovers between sneer and confession. It’s a track about persona an

Resigned  is a potent post-punk and new wave act hailing from the unique crossroads of Bethnal Green  and Coventry , bringing a fresh edge to the classic sound of the genre. This is a band that prides itself on total creative independence —every single song, including their latest single "Second Rate,"  is written, recorded, and produced by the band members themselves, ensuring their artistic vision remains pure and uncompromised. The song "Second Rate" is the title track of

An unfiltered, powerful drama: This independent film delivers a stark and compelling exploration of the opioid epidemic ravaging rural America, focusing on a young man in a Kentucky mining town who faces hard choices and tragedies as he attempts to save his family from the relentless grip of addiction. A raw, character-driven story confronting the realities of addiction, survival, and moral dilemmas in an overlooked community. Content:  A young man, John Lang, faces hard life

A quiet, psychological ghost story aligning with the "Elevated Horror" trend, driven by two central performances and the thematic exploration of generational trauma, shared grief, and emotional possession. A Haunting Meditation on Trauma: An atmospheric and unsettling supernatural drama: This Australian/New Zealand horror-drama takes the conventional possession story and twists it into a chilling, dialogue-heavy meditation on unresolved grief and the toxic legacy of an abusiv

An Unsettling and Stylized Psychological Thriller: This Austrian drama, the second part of director Kurdwin Ayub's trilogy, follows a burnt-out former MMA fighter from Vienna who accepts a 'dream job' training three isolated, wealthy Jordanian sisters, only to discover she has entered a luxurious prison defined by constant surveillance and unspoken dread. A slow-burn character study aligning with the "Psychological Arthouse Thriller" trend and exploring the social themes of f

An Arthouse odyssey following an eccentric man and his sheep whose stable world is shattered by familial loss, aligning with the "Surrealist Arthouse" trend and the psychological exploration of alienation and grief. A Surrealist Symphony of Loss and Loneliness: This is a deeply unique and idiosyncratic German-Luxembourg drama that uses magical realism to explore the bizarre, painful journey of an eccentric man confronting his father's terminal illness and his own profound emo

A Melody of Guilt and Grace: An emotionally-charged drama following two creatives whose lives collide due to success and a past trauma, aligning with the "Music & Melancholy" film trend and the social exploration of survivor's guilt. Content:  The film follows Aaron Gray , a young musician facing a career standstill, and Natalie Freeman , a budding playwright offered a major opportunity but haunted by survivor's guilt from a tragic accident. Their paths cross amidst their pro

The Echoes of a Quiet Heart: A WWI-Era Chronicle of Love and Lost American Voices. The History of Sound (2025) is a highly anticipated new historical romance, marking the latest feature from director Oliver Hermanus  and starring top actors Paul Mescal  and Josh O'Connor . The film, nominated for major honors including the Palme d'Or  and Queer Palm  at the Cannes Film Festival, is a compelling adaptation of a literary work. It uses meticulous visual artistry and restrained p

Summary of movie: Shadows of Freedom Beautiful Evening, Beautiful Day  is a sweeping, emotionally charged historical drama set in 1950s Yugoslavia, where four acclaimed filmmakers — Lovro, Nenad, Stevan, and Ivan — navigate fame, artistry, and their identities under the threat of a rising authoritarian regime. As their sexual orientation and political independence draw suspicion, a rigid Communist Party loyalist, Emir Servar, is assigned to infiltrate and destabilize their li

Fountain  are a garage rock powerhouse from Northampton, England , bringing raw energy and attitude back to British rock. Formed in 2023 , the band features frontman Jordan Noon  (formerly of Parliaments) and drummer Ally Wilkinson , whose thunderous chemistry drives Fountain’s explosive sound — a fusion of garage rock, grunge, classic rock,  and indie swagger . Their rise has been fast and fiery. With multiple BBC Introducing  and BBC Radio 6  features, Fountain’s debut EP S

Bleech 9:3 are an Irish four-piece emerging from Dublin, their sound rooted in 90s-era alt-grunge but charged with contemporary urgency and emotional weight. Co-led by vocalist/guitarist Baz Quinlan and guitarist Sam Duffy, their background includes personal loss, shared struggles and a fierce creative bond forged in Dublin’s underground scene. Their debut single “Ceiling” introduced their style—tumultuous guitars, screeching riffs, and lyrical weight—and “Jacky” arrives ridi

Twat Union  are a six-piece feminist chaos pop-punk  band from South London , shaking up the UK underground with raw humour, riotous energy, and fearless commentary. Their all-girl lineup fuse sharp wit with unapologetic attitude, turning taboo subjects into rallying cries — from period sex and thigh chafe to double standards and the daily absurdities of womanhood. Known for their wild, immersive gigs  and provocative humour , Twat Union’s performances blur the line between m

Filmstar  are an alt-rock band from Scotland , delivering a sound that fuses cinematic atmosphere with the grit and urgency of modern rock. Known for their soaring melodies, driving guitars, and emotionally charged vocals, the band have quickly earned a reputation for crafting songs that feel both intimate and expansive — raw emotion wrapped in widescreen production. Rooted in Scotland’s vibrant live scene, Filmstar channel influences from both classic rock icons and contempo

Indoor Foxes  is the fearless alt-pop project of Scottish singer-songwriter Martha Barr , known for her sharp lyricism, unfiltered wit, and unapologetic swagger. Hailing from Edinburgh, she blends grunge attitude with pop polish — “Courtney Love meets Paris Hilton”  energy in full technicolor. Her music thrives on contradiction: it’s soft and savage, glamorous and gritty, a sonic playground for heartbreak, chaos, and self-reinvention. With viral singles, DIY visuals, and a li

Summary of movie: The Bright Lie of Utopia A Bright Future (2025)  is a haunting, slow-burning dystopian drama that follows Elisa, a young woman selected to travel to an enigmatic Northern territory where “history is being rewritten without mistakes.” Raised in an isolated housing complex plagued by fumigation, disappearances, and a strangely aging population, Elisa becomes the last light of youth in a world quietly collapsing. Directed by Lucía Garibaldi — whose signature bl

Summary of movie: The Night That Breaks a Man Escort (2023)  is a tense, morally corrosive Croatian thriller that follows Miro, an ordinary man whose life unravels over the course of a single night involving a sex worker and two hotel employees whose pressures push him into a catastrophic decision. Directed and written by Lukas Nola — in what would become one of his final films — the movie is a tightly wound descent into guilt, violence, and psychological collapse. Bleak, atm

The Age of Mythic Prestige: Epic Stories as the New Benchmark of Prestige Cinema Mythic epics are emerging as a defining cinematic form that blends timeless emotional meaning with large-scale artistic ambition. • Cultural Turn Toward Timeless Narratives: Audiences increasingly value stories that feel foundational and emotionally universal.The Odyssey reenters culture at a moment when timeless meaning is in demand. • Scale as Cultural Anchor: Large-format, elemental filmmaking

Summary of movie: The Rise of a Reluctant 80s Antihero Stone Cold Fox (2025)  is a gritty, neon-drenched action-thriller set in 1986, following a young woman who breaks free from an abusive commune only to be pulled back when her little sister is kidnapped. Directed by Sophie Tabet, the film blends grindhouse energy with 80s nostalgia, femme-driven violence, and a stylized vision of vengeance. Kiernan Shipka anchors the movie with a tough-but-fractured performance, supported

Summary of movie: The Quiet Currents of Care Swim to Me  — originally titled Limpia  — is a delicate, emotionally charged drama about Estela, a young woman from rural Chile who leaves her family behind to become a maid in an affluent Santiago household. Directed by Dominga Sotomayor, one of Chile’s most sensitive and atmospheric filmmakers, the film explores the emotional landscapes of caregiving, migration, class distance, and the intimacy that forms between a child and the

Summary of movie: The Tale of Strings and Shadows Putulnacher Itikatha (2025)  is a quiet cinematic storm — lyrical, unsettling, philosophical, and hauntingly beautiful. Adapted from Manik Bandopadhyay’s seminal novel, the film carries the weight of pre–World War II Bengal, the desperation of a society in moral stagnation, and the internal fractures of a modern man caught in a world drowning in superstition and decay. Under Suman Mukhopadhyay’s attentive and meditative direct

Summary of movie: The Glow of Becoming Mädchen Mädchen (2025)  breathes new life into the early-2000s German cult classic with a playful yet emotionally grounded spirit. It’s a warm, cheeky, and quietly empowering film that understands what today’s teens value: honesty, vulnerability, humor, and the freedom to talk about intimate topics without shame. Director Martina Plura keeps the fun of the original but infuses it with richer emotional textures, modern social awareness, a

Summary of the Movie: A Dream-Bound Romance About Identity, Connection, and Emotional Repair Growing interest in intimate surrealist dramas and emotionally introspective indie romances drives the film’s visibility, as audiences gravitate toward narratives blending magical realism with psychological healing. Trends highlight a renewed appetite for handcrafted microbudget films prioritizing vulnerability over spectacle. A surreal romantic drama about two office coworkers who be

Summary of the Movie: Domestic Cracks, Hidden Longings, and a Subversive Awakening Growing appetite for female-centered dramedies that dissect emotional exhaustion, marital stagnation, and personal reinvention positions the film as part of a broader wave of modern feminist storytelling. Contemporary audiences increasingly reward stories that treat women’s dissatisfaction as a catalyst rather than a punchline. Story & Characters: Two neighbors—Florence and Violette—grapple wit

Summary of the Movie: A Musical Grief Story About Identity, Legacy, and Letting Go Trends suggest rising fascination with youth-centered emotional stories about artistic identity and the burden of parental legacy. Growing demand for music-driven indie dramas reflects audiences’ desire for authenticity, emotional catharsis, and character-first storytelling. A heartfelt coming-of-age music drama  about Charlotte, a teenage songwriter overshadowed by the legacy of her deceased f