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Molly Millington – Death By A Thousand What If’s: Country-Pop Overthinking Turned Into a Power Anthem
Molly Millington is a genre-blurring Australian artist fusing sharp lyricism with bold country-pop energy. Raised close to nature, she began writing songs at just 14 and was performing at festivals by 16 — a trajectory that speaks to both instinct and drive. A decade later, Molly has refined her voice into something unmistakable: raw, emotionally honest, and rooted in vivid storytelling. Her aesthetic — self-described as “bandana chic” — blends urban cowgirl cool with radical
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May 112 min read
Copper (2025) by Nicolás Pereda
Mexican Political Thriller That Refuses the Thriller's Tempo — the Dead Body Is Not the Point Lázaro is a mine worker navigating Mexican government bureaucracy to obtain an oxygen tank due to his poor health from years working in the local copper mines, who unexpectedly finds a dead body by the side of the road. His mother Tere tells him to say nothing. A radio piece confirms it is the third body in six months — implying a conspiracy by mysterious forces in the mine town's ad
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May 1113 min read
Self-Help (2025) by Erik Bloomquist
A psychological cult thriller exploring manipulation, identity collapse, and the dark side of self-optimization culture Healing becomes control when identity is exploited. Self-Help is a genre-blending psychological thriller that follows a young woman who infiltrates a self-actualization retreat after her mother falls under the influence of its enigmatic leader. What begins as an attempt to reconnect evolves into a disturbing exploration of manipulation, dependency, and ident
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May 1110 min read
The Wizard of the Kremlin (2025) by Olivier Assayas
A cerebral political drama dissecting power, perception, and the machinery behind modern authoritarianism Power is not held—it is constructed. The Wizard of the Kremlin is a layered political drama that explores the rise of Vladimir Putin through the lens of Vadim Baranov, a fictionalized political strategist who helps shape the narrative of power in post-Soviet Russia. Rather than presenting a conventional biopic, the film focuses on the invisible architecture of influence—m
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May 1110 min read
The Remnants of You (2025) by Gala Gracia
A reflective rural drama exploring grief, identity, and the pull between personal ambition and inherited roots Loss forces a return to where identity began. The Remnants of You is a quiet, emotionally layered drama that follows Sara, a young jazz pianist who abandons her life in New York after her father’s death to confront her family’s past in rural Spain. The film builds its narrative around the tension between modern aspiration and ancestral responsibility, positioning Sar
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May 1110 min read
Aurora (2025) by Andres Maimik & Rain Tolk
A restrained psychological drama exploring desire, repression, and the fragility of identity within rigid social structures Secrets simmer beneath silence and expectation. Aurora is an intimate Estonian drama that explores the quiet tension between personal truth and imposed identity, following a young woman whose life begins to fracture after a secret affair. As the daughter of a religious leader, Aurora is shaped by a world governed by rules, appearances, and moral expectat
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May 1110 min read
KOGG – Doing Things: Vocal Alchemy Turns Process into Pulse
KOGG are a London/Essex experimental electronic duo formed by Selena Kay and Cerys Hogg. Emerging in 2018, they’ve carved out a distinctive niche that blends contemporary classical composition, jazz improvisation, and DIY sound invention. Signed to Nonclassical, KOGG challenge the traditional austerity often associated with experimental music. Their work feels tactile and playful — grounded in curiosity, collaboration, and process rather than rigid formalism. Having performed
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May 92 min read
Cutscene – Concrete Line: Small-Town Stasis Wrapped in Swirling Guitar Chaos
Cutscene are part of the new wave of moody, poetic guitar bands flourishing across the UK and Ireland. Raised in the North East of England and now based in Manchester, the band channel lived experience into emotionally textured, evolving rock compositions. Their sound sits comfortably alongside the era’s most compelling alternative acts — blending shimmering reverbs, anxious vocal delivery, and discordant guitar swells. There’s a distinct sense of atmosphere in their work: un
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May 92 min read
Headwreck – Raindrops: Brisbane Nu-Metal’s Global Breakout Moment
Headwreck have just made one of the most significant moves in Australian heavy music this decade, signing to EMPIRE — becoming the first nu-metal act to join a roster that has included Kendrick Lamar, Anderson .Paak, and Shaboozey. The Brisbane quartet — Connor Hickman (vocals), Jamo Benadie (guitar), Dayne Paix (bass), and Colby Horton (drums) — have been building steadily. Their ARIA-charting album Attitude Adjustment debuted at #7 on the Australian Album Charts and #9 on t
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May 92 min read
Broken Social Scene – Only The Good I Keep: A Warm, Widescreen Reflection on Memory and Letting Go
Broken Social Scene return with Remember The Humans, their first album in nearly a decade. Released via Arts & Crafts (North America) and City Slang (UK/EU), the project reunites the collective with producer David Newfeld, whose work shaped their landmark 2002 release You Forgot It In People. Rather than reinventing themselves, Broken Social Scene deepen their established sound. The album was born from reconnection and shared grief, grounding the music in lived experience. Tr
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May 92 min read
Thank You, Next (2024) by Bertan Başaran
The Turkish Netflix Rom-Com That Turned Modern Dating Vocabulary Into Episode Titles — and Made Serenay Sarikaya the Platform's Most Rewatched Turkish Lead Leyla Taylan is 30-something, Istanbul-based, and recently abandoned by the man she believed she would marry. With her best friends providing the support structure that the men in her life consistently fail to provide, she dives back into modern dating — navigating a chef who ghosts her, an ex who files for custody of thei
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May 911 min read
Filipiñana (2026) by Rafael Manuel
An Experimental Slow-Burn Unmasking the Violent Hierarchies of the Philippine Elite A bright facade hides dark connections Teenaged Isabel navigates the rigid social structures of an exclusive country club where her fixation on the wealthy Dr. Palanca spirals into a chilling discovery of systemic violence. The narrative stakes transition from a coming-of-age attraction to a gothic uncovering of a disturbing shared past. Set against the manicured lawns of the wealthy, the stor
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May 912 min read
No Ghosts on Good Street (2025) by Emi Buchwald
A quiet, emotionally resonant coming-of-age drama exploring sibling bonds and the invisible weight of growing up Four siblings. One shared space. A slow unraveling of identity. No Ghosts on Good Street is a deeply intimate Polish drama that centers on four siblings navigating the fragile transition into adulthood while trying to preserve the emotional ties that bind them. Set against a subdued urban backdrop, the film avoids spectacle in favor of quiet observation, emotional
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May 97 min read
Prosta sprawa (2024)
A gritty, character-driven crime thriller rooted in Eastern European noir realism A debt, a disappearance, and rising chaos. Prosta sprawa (translated as A Simple Case) begins with a seemingly straightforward premise—a man arrives to settle a friend’s debt—but quickly unfolds into a layered криминальный (crime) narrative filled with power dynamics, hidden agendas, and escalating violence. Set in Jelenia Góra, the series leans into the aesthetics of Eastern European noir, wher
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May 97 min read
Vampires of the Velvet Lounge (2026) by Adam Sherman
A hyper-stylized, blood-soaked satire blending dating culture with modern vampire chaos Swipe right… and become the prey. Vampires of the Velvet Lounge reinvents vampire mythology by embedding it within the mechanics of modern dating culture, transforming apps into hunting grounds and intimacy into danger. Set in a neon-soaked, hedonistic nightlife world, the film follows a coven of seductive vampires who lure victims through digital platforms, blurring the lines between desi
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May 97 min read
Petty Thief Girl (2025) by Alicia Bel
A rebellious, feminine reimagining of crime, friendship, and survival in modern Spain A scrappy sisterhood navigating crime, love, and identity. Chica Quinqui positions itself as a contemporary reinterpretation of Spain’s iconic “quinqui” genre—traditionally centered on male delinquency—by shifting the narrative toward a female-led perspective rooted in friendship, survival, and emotional complexity. Set against the textured backdrop of Valencia, the film blends elements of c
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May 97 min read
shortstraw. – Pattern Up: Punk-Rap Fury Fueled by Frustration and Bass-Heavy Chaos
shortstraw. continues to carve out space in the UK’s alternative rap landscape with raw, unfiltered intensity. Blending punk ethos with heavy electronic production, she channels lived experience into confrontational, high-impact tracks. “Pattern Up” arrives ahead of her forthcoming mixtape coinstar, due 22nd May 2026, building momentum with a sound that feels urgent and unapologetic. Released on 23rd April 2026, “Pattern Up” is a tightly wound burst of energy. Driven by heavy
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May 81 min read
total tommy – Pretty Little Mouth: Scuzzy Indie Pop with a Deadpan Bite
total tommy returns after more than a year away with a sharp, hook-laden new single. Known for twisting scuzzy indie-pop textures into emotionally candid storytelling, she continues to refine her sound while keeping its rough edges intact. For “Pretty Little Mouth,” total tommy teamed up with producer Tom Stafford (Joy Crookes, Orla Gartland, Jelani Blackman) in a London studio — a collaboration that subtly expands her sonic palette without sanding down her personality. “Pret
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May 81 min read
Perfect (2026) by Millicent Hailes
A surreal, sensual exploration of desire and identity where escapism masks emotional fracture and intimacy becomes a form of rebellion Love blooms inside a fractured fantasy world In a dystopian landscape shaped by environmental collapse and emotional isolation, a drifting young woman discovers a hidden utopian refuge where survival gives way to illusion and reinvention. There, she meets a wealthy, pregnant woman living within a carefully constructed fantasy, and what begins
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May 88 min read
The Sheep Detectives (2026) by Kyle Balda
Craig Mazin Adapts a German Bestseller — Sheep Who Listened to Too Many Murder Mysteries Solve the One That Matters Most George Hardy is a shepherd in the English countryside who reads mystery novels aloud to his flock every evening, assuming they're just sheep. They are not. When George is found dead, his flock — led by Lily, the golden-haired sheep who hangs on his every word — applies everything they've absorbed from years of whodunnit fiction to solve his murder. The inve
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May 811 min read
The Girl in the Snow (2025) by Louise Hémon
The French Folk Horror-Adjacent Period Debut That Was Cannes Directors' Fortnight's Most Atmospheric Revelation Aimée Lazare arrives at Soudain on a stormy night in 1899 — a hamlet so isolated in the Hautes-Alpes that the snow makes it effectively unreachable for months. She is secular, educated, reads Descartes by candlelight, and has come to educate children whose parents cling to Occitan folk traditions and superstitions. Her presence is disruptive before she speaks a word
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May 812 min read
Duse (2025) by Pietro Marcello
A poetic and introspective portrait of artistic obsession where performance becomes identity and sacrifice becomes legacy An artist returns, consumed by her own myth After retiring from a legendary stage career, Eleonora Duse feels an overwhelming pull back toward the theater despite declining health and shifting political realities. What begins as a personal return to performance evolves into a profound confrontation between art, identity, and mortality, set against the back
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May 88 min read
Murder Report (2025) by Young-Jun Cho
A psychologically intense chamber thriller where truth becomes a weapon and storytelling becomes a battleground of power A killer speaks, a journalist listens, truth fractures A convicted serial killer responsible for eleven murders agrees to give an exclusive interview to a desperate veteran reporter seeking the story that could redefine her career. What begins as a controlled journalistic exchange quickly evolves into a psychological duel where control shifts unpredictably
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May 88 min read
Palestine 36 (2025) by Annemarie Jacir
A sweeping historical epic that transforms resistance, identity, and colonial tension into an emotionally charged cinematic experience A nation’s past echoes through its present • Core premise: Set during the 1936 Palestinian revolt, the film follows Yusuf as he navigates personal identity and survival amid escalating resistance against British colonial rule • Stakes + tone: The stakes are both deeply personal and historically monumental, blending intimate human stories with
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May 88 min read
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