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Oct 175 min read

Movies: L’aventura (2025) by Sophie Letourneur: A warm, chaotic, and delightfully authentic family odyssey under the Italian sun

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Oct 174 min read

Movies: Home Sweet Home (2025) by Frelle Petersen: A quiet, compassionate portrait of care, dignity, and invisible labor

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Oct 175 min read

Movies: Block Pass (2024) by Antoine Chevrollier: A raw, tender exploration of masculinity, friendship, and freedom on the edge of youth

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Oct 175 min read

Movies: Don’t Let’s Go to the Dogs Tonight (2024) by Embeth Davidtz: A searing, intimate portrait of childhood, colonialism, and belonging in war-torn Rhodesia

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Oct 174 min read

Movies: Transamazonia (2024) by Pia Marais: A haunting spiritual and ecological drama set in the heart of the Amazon

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Oct 175 min read

Movies: We Forgot to Break Up (2024) by Karen Knox: A raw, nostalgic, and queer-infused ode to the messy beauty of youth, love, and indie rock dreams

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Oct 174 min read

Movies: The Astronaut (2025) by Jess Varley: A claustrophobic sci-fi horror about isolation, paranoia, and what follows us home

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Oct 175 min read

Coming Soon: The Beast in Me (2025): A psychological mystery about obsession, authorship, and the monsters next door

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Oct 174 min read

Movies: Everybody Loves Me When I’m Dead (2025) by Nithiwat Tharatorn: A gripping satire of greed, guilt, and the quiet collapse of modern ambition

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Oct 155 min read

Movies: Maria (2023) by Gabriel Grieco & Nicanor Loreti: A Tale of Vengeance and Transformation

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Oct 145 min read

Movies: Chaos and Silence (2024) by Anatol Schuster: A poetic reflection on freedom, silence, and the fragility of human connection

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Oct 145 min read

Movies: Queen of the coal (2025) by Agustina Macri: A powerful story of identity, labor, and superstition in the depths of the earth

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Oct 145 min read

Movies: Forgive Us All (2025) by Jordana Stott: A haunting tale of survival, guilt, and fragile hope in a decaying world

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Oct 145 min read

Movies: Queen of the Ring (2024) by Ash Avildsen: The untold story of Mildred Burke, the woman who broke every rule in wrestling and beyond

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Oct 145 min read

Movies: Little Trouble Girls (2025) by Urška Djukić: A lyrical coming-of-age story about faith, desire, and identity

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Oct 144 min read

Movies: Un sol radiant (2023) by Mònica Cambra & Ariadna Fortuny: A poetic farewell to childhood at the edge of the world

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Oct 135 min read

Movies: Copenhagen Does Not Exist (2023) by Martin Skovbjerg: A haunting study of isolation, obsession, and the fragility of love

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Oct 135 min read

Movies: In the Summers (2024) by Alessandra Lacorazza: A tender, turbulent portrait of love, memory, and the flawed beauty of fatherhood

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Oct 135 min read

Movies: The Portuguese House (2025) by Avelina Prat: A quiet meditation on grief, identity, and the courage to start anew

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Oct 135 min read

Movies: Filmmaker (2024) by Maxime Sanchez: A self-reflective journey through ambition, obsession, and the price of creation

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Movies: L’aventura (2025) by Sophie Letourneur: A warm, chaotic, and delightfully authentic family odyssey under the Italian sun

Movies: Home Sweet Home (2025) by Frelle Petersen: A quiet, compassionate portrait of care, dignity, and invisible labor

Movies: Block Pass (2024) by Antoine Chevrollier: A raw, tender exploration of masculinity, friendship, and freedom on the edge of youth

Movies: Don’t Let’s Go to the Dogs Tonight (2024) by Embeth Davidtz: A searing, intimate portrait of childhood, colonialism, and belonging in war-torn Rhodesia

Movies: Transamazonia (2024) by Pia Marais: A haunting spiritual and ecological drama set in the heart of the Amazon

Movies: We Forgot to Break Up (2024) by Karen Knox: A raw, nostalgic, and queer-infused ode to the messy beauty of youth, love, and indie rock dreams

Movies: The Astronaut (2025) by Jess Varley: A claustrophobic sci-fi horror about isolation, paranoia, and what follows us home

Coming Soon: The Beast in Me (2025): A psychological mystery about obsession, authorship, and the monsters next door

Movies: Everybody Loves Me When I’m Dead (2025) by Nithiwat Tharatorn: A gripping satire of greed, guilt, and the quiet collapse of modern ambition

Movies: Maria (2023) by Gabriel Grieco & Nicanor Loreti: A Tale of Vengeance and Transformation

Movies: Chaos and Silence (2024) by Anatol Schuster: A poetic reflection on freedom, silence, and the fragility of human connection

Movies: Queen of the coal (2025) by Agustina Macri: A powerful story of identity, labor, and superstition in the depths of the earth

Movies: Forgive Us All (2025) by Jordana Stott: A haunting tale of survival, guilt, and fragile hope in a decaying world

Movies: Queen of the Ring (2024) by Ash Avildsen: The untold story of Mildred Burke, the woman who broke every rule in wrestling and beyond

Movies: Little Trouble Girls (2025) by Urška Djukić: A lyrical coming-of-age story about faith, desire, and identity

Movies: Un sol radiant (2023) by Mònica Cambra & Ariadna Fortuny: A poetic farewell to childhood at the edge of the world

Movies: Copenhagen Does Not Exist (2023) by Martin Skovbjerg: A haunting study of isolation, obsession, and the fragility of love

Movies: In the Summers (2024) by Alessandra Lacorazza: A tender, turbulent portrait of love, memory, and the flawed beauty of fatherhood

Movies: The Portuguese House (2025) by Avelina Prat: A quiet meditation on grief, identity, and the courage to start anew

Movies: Filmmaker (2024) by Maxime Sanchez: A self-reflective journey through ambition, obsession, and the price of creation

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