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Sandy Dish - GIRLS WON'T SHUT UP
Sandy Dish are a high-energy punk band from Melbourne, Australia , known for their sharp humour, chaotic live shows and no-filter attitude. Formed in 2018, the five-piece — Brook Storti (vocals), Andy O’Connor and Lachlan Meager (guitars), Tiffany Fowler (bass), and Willis Hugisloot (drums) — first introduced themselves with a tongue-in-cheek demo release that immediately established their irreverent tone. Since then, they’ve dropped multiple EPs including God Might Be Gay
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17 hours ago2 min read


The Lazy Eyes – The One Who Got Away
The Lazy Eyes are a psychedelic rock quartet from Sydney, Australia , formed by Harvey Karate, Itay Shachar and Noah Martin during their time at Newtown High School of the Performing Arts, later joined by bassist Leon Karagic. What began as busking sessions around Sydney evolved into one of Australia’s most exciting modern psych acts. Off the back of their 2020 and 2021 EPs and debut album SongBook , the band sold out shows across Australia’s east coast — even launching thei
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17 hours ago2 min read


Mount Palomar ft. Enola Gay – Feeding Frenzy
Mount Palomar is the moniker of Belfast-based experimental producer Neil Kerr, one of Ireland’s most forward-thinking electronic talents. Launching the project in Belfast, Kerr quickly made waves — landing a booking at Berlin’s Berghain just days after his first live show and returning multiple times within his debut year, including a coveted Pride slot on the main floor. Blending industrial textures, techno propulsion and live intensity, Mount Palomar moves fluidly between
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17 hours ago1 min read


Alto Alto – Spanish Procession
Alto Alto are an emerging alternative rock band from Oxford, UK , carving out a space with a driving, dynamic sound that refuses to sit still. Drawing influence from the experimental bite of PJ Harvey, Sonic Youth and Warpaint, the band lean into shifting song structures, textural guitars and emotionally direct lyricism. Their music thrives on tension and release — bending expectations before building toward cathartic crescendos. Since forming, Alto Alto have steadily gained
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17 hours ago1 min read


Stop! That! Train! (2026) by Adam Shankman
A chaotic action-comedy where glam, chaos, and disaster collide on rails Two best-friend train stewardesses leave behind their mundane railway jobs for what seems like a glamorous upgrade aboard the extravagant Glamazonian Express. Surrounded by eccentric first-class passengers, over-the-top luxury, and a sharply divided crew hierarchy, the new environment promises excitement — but quickly spirals into something far more unpredictable. What begins as a dream job turns into a
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17 hours ago7 min read


The End of Oak Street (2026) by David Robert Mitchell
A surreal suburban mystery where reality quietly unravels In a seemingly ordinary 1980s suburban neighborhood, the Platt family’s life is abruptly disrupted by a cosmic event that transports their entire street into an unfamiliar, unexplainable space. What once felt safe and predictable becomes strange and disorienting, as familiar routines begin to fracture under the weight of something unseen. The neighborhood remains intact — houses, streets, and neighbors — but everything
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17 hours ago8 min read


Norbert(a) (2024) by Sonia Escolano, Belén López Albert
A heartfelt heist comedy about identity, freedom, and late-life transformation Norberto, a 65-year-old living in a working-class neighborhood, has spent most of life conforming to expectations — until a long-suppressed truth begins to surface. What starts as a quiet internal realization soon becomes urgent: the need to transition and finally live authentically. But with limited means and time feeling increasingly finite, Norberto turns to an unexpected solution — planning a h
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18 hours ago8 min read


Thanks for nothing (2025) by Stella Marie Markert
A raw coming-of-age dramedy where rebellion masks vulnerability In a Berlin group home for troubled girls, Katharina, Victoria, Ricky, and Malou have built their own chaotic version of family — one defined by rebellion, dark humor, and survival on their own terms. Under the loose supervision of an indifferent social worker, the girls navigate adolescence with a mix of defiance and fragile connection, holding tightly to the only place that feels like home. But beneath the surf
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18 hours ago8 min read


The Virgin of the Quarry Lake (2025) by Laura Casabe
A haunting coming-of-age tale where jealousy turns supernatural In a humid, dreamlike Argentine setting, a young girl consumed by jealousy becomes fixated on disrupting a relationship that threatens her emotional world. What begins as quiet longing quickly spirals into something more dangerous, as she turns to supernatural forces to regain control over feelings she cannot process. The line between reality and fantasy begins to blur, pulling her deeper into a space where desir
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18 hours ago8 min read


No Room for Love (2026) by Maria Luna Kamradt, Randal Kamradt
A chaotic family comedy where dreams outgrow the space they live in Seven dreamers, one apartment, and no space to fall apart In a cramped Los Angeles apartment, the Santiago family — seven Filipino-American dreamers — live on top of each other while chasing distant, often unrealistic ambitions in the entertainment industry. Life is loud, messy, and relentless, with no room for privacy, failure, or even quiet reflection. Yet despite the constant friction, they hold onto hope,
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18 hours ago8 min read


Dead or Dying (2026) by John Purcell & Malin von Euler-Hogan
A dark comedy where humanity quietly stops feeling In a near-future Los Angeles, people are dying in alarming numbers — yet the world doesn’t stop, doesn’t mourn, and doesn’t even question it anymore. Work deadlines continue, social media scrolls endlessly, and grief is treated like an inconvenience rather than a human response. The real disturbance isn’t death itself, but how seamlessly society has adapted to it, replacing emotion with distraction and urgency with indifferen
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19 hours ago9 min read


No Thanks I Quit Smoking (2025) by Diego Toussaint
A chaotic day spirals into a sharp and relatable coming-of-age crisis After losing her job, Nuria has just 24 hours to pay rent or face moving back in with her mother. What follows is a frantic, unpredictable day filled with awkward encounters, small disasters, and mounting pressure. From running into exes to dealing with nosy relatives and self-absorbed creatives, every moment adds to her emotional strain. At the same time, she struggles to maintain control over her habits a
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19 hours ago6 min read


Holy Meat (2025) by Alison Kuhn
Faith, chaos, and rebellion collide in a provocative ritual gone wrong An amateur village staging of the Passion of Christ begins as a traditional religious reenactment. As tensions rise and personalities clash, the performance spirals into something far more chaotic and transgressive. What starts as devotion turns into a surreal rave-like experience. Three contrasting characters become entangled in this escalating breakdown of structure and belief. The narrative blurs the li
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19 hours ago6 min read
Baby Love (2026) by Joseph Marconi
A fighter’s fall becomes a journey toward healing and identity Rhiannon Mitchell, a determined MMA fighter, pushes herself through brutal underground fights in pursuit of success. Her physical resilience is tested when repeated concussions threaten to end her career. Forced into an unconventional equine therapy program, she initially resists the process. Gradually, through connection with horses and fellow participants, she begins to confront her emotional struggles. The jour
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19 hours ago6 min read


Pretty Thing (2025) by Justin Kelly
Desire turns dangerous in a modern obsession thriller A successful executive becomes entangled with a younger lover whose emotional instability escalates into obsession. What begins as a controlled, transactional relationship quickly spirals into psychological tension. As boundaries collapse, power dynamics shift in unexpected ways. The story explores desire, control, and vulnerability within modern relationships. It unfolds as a confrontation between independence and emotion
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20 hours ago6 min read


The AI Doc: Or How I Became an Apocaloptimist (2026) by Daniel Roher & Charlie Tyrell
The most urgent documentary of the year — even if it's already out of date Oscar-winning director Daniel Roher — expecting his first child — sets out to understand AI by interviewing the CEOs building it, the researchers warning against it, and the philosophers trying to make sense of it. What he finds is a world balanced between extraordinary promise and genuine existential risk, with no clear roadmap for which direction it will take. Why It Is Trending: The AI Documentary t
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20 hours ago9 min read


Forbidden Fruits (2026) by Meredith Alloway
Mall witches, toxic sisterhood, and the darkest girlboss satire of the year Apple, Cherry, and Fig run the most stylish store at the Dallas mall — and an after-hours witch coven in its basement. When new hire Pumpkin joins their circle, she begins to suspect the sisterhood is less divine feminine and more deeply dangerous. The harder she looks, the bloodier it gets. Why It Is Trending: The Female Ensemble Horror Comedy the Internet Has Been Waiting to Fight About Variety call
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20 hours ago9 min read


They Will Kill You (2026) by Kirill Sokolov
Immortal satanists, a flaming axe, and Zazie Beetz finally getting her action vehicle Asia Reaves answers a help-wanted ad at The Virgil — a sleek NYC high-rise with a history of disappearances. She soon discovers the residents have made a deal with the devil that makes them immortal — and she is their next offering. Cue 90 minutes of escalating carnage. Why It Is Trending: Zazie Beetz Gets Her Moment and the Genre Gets a New Name Beetz is a force of nature — a magnetic embod
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20 hours ago9 min read


Love Me Tender (2025) by Anna Cazenave Cambet
A mother comes out, a husband declares war, and the law takes sides Clémence, a lawyer turned writer, tells her ex-husband she has been seeing women. He responds by stripping her of custody, weaponising their son Paul, and accusing her of crimes she did not commit — and what follows is a two-year fight for her child and her right to exist as both a mother and herself. Why It Is Trending: The Queer Custody Battle Lands at Cannes Love Me Tender premiered in Un Certain Regard at
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20 hours ago8 min read


Room Temperature (2025) by Dennis Cooper & Zac Farley
The haunted house as American family portrait — funny, creepy, and possibly great Every year, a family transforms their home into a haunted house for the neighbourhood. What began as a shared tradition has become the father's all-consuming vision — and as Halloween approaches, the gap between his grand ambitions and the plastic alligators on the lawn reveals everything the family is trying not to say. Why It Is Trending: Underground Legend Dennis Cooper Delivers His Most Acce
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20 hours ago9 min read


Madame Luna (2024) by Daniel Espinosa
The trafficker becomes the refugee — and redemption has never been this complicated Almaz arrives in Calabria among hundreds of refugees — but she is not like them. She was Madame Luna, a feared human trafficker who held lives in her hands. Now trapped in the system she exploited, she must survive her own past, a criminal network that wants to use her again, and the question of whether someone who has done the unforgivable can still choose to be good. Why It Is Trending: A Mo
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20 hours ago9 min read


Love Kills (2024) by Duke
Desire, betrayal, and a missing woman in a tangled LA love triangle Lia is in love with her boyfriend Milo — until their new roommate Brianna moves in and changes everything. When Milo catches them cheating and Brianna goes missing, Lia is pulled into a dangerous world where a menacing sugar daddy becomes the prime suspect and nothing is what it seems. Why It Is Trending: Queer LGBTQ+ Indie Thriller Finds Its Streaming Audience Love Kills arrives in a streaming landscape acti
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21 hours ago8 min read


Thirst Trap (2024) by Chantal Massuh
A digital dream spirals into obsession and danger A struggling cam girl chasing Hollywood dreams finds herself caught between ambition and vulnerability. Her online persona begins to attract attention, but one admirer’s obsession turns dangerous. What starts as a pursuit of visibility and success quickly transforms into a psychological nightmare. As boundaries blur between digital identity and real life, control slips away. The story unfolds as a tense exploration of desire,
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21 hours ago6 min read


The Wind in Her Hands (2025) by Jonas Nellissen
A relentless pursuit of control becomes a journey toward healing A young woman with limited experience sets her sights on qualifying for Olympic windsurfing. Driven by intense ambition, she pushes herself beyond physical and emotional limits. Beneath her determination lies unresolved trauma, including an eating disorder and past abuse. As pressure builds, her journey becomes less about competition and more about confronting her inner struggles. The story unfolds as a balance
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21 hours ago6 min read
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