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Skeet (2024) by Nik Sexton
A Redemption Drama About Second Chances And Unexpected Friendship An ex-convict returns home and forms an unlikely bond that helps him rebuild his life in a changing Newfoundland community. Skeet follows Billy Skinner, a recently released prisoner who returns to his Newfoundland neighborhood after years behind bars. Struggling with addiction, isolation, and the consequences of his past, Billy discovers that both his community and the people around him have changed. When he fo
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May 2912 min read
Midnight Taxi (2024) by Bertie Speirs & Samantha Speirs
Sleepwalking paranoia and noir mystery collide in London's criminal underworld A psychological crime thriller exploring guilt, identity, and the fear of becoming the monster Midnight Taxi follows Eddie Carter, a London night-shift taxi driver who wakes beside a murdered woman with no memory of the previous night. Haunted by a history of sleepwalking and terrified he may be responsible, Eddie launches his own investigation into the killing while navigating London's dangerous n
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May 2913 min read
A Family of bastards (2026) by Mourad Winter
Found Family Chaos and Working-Class Survival: A comedy about unexpected siblings, community loyalty, and second chances Sometimes family is not the people you grow up with—it is the people you discover when everything starts falling apart. Une Famille de Bâtards follows Mohamed, whose life is turned upside down after his womanizing father is shot. The shocking event leads him to discover two previously unknown siblings, Maurice and Morgane, forcing the trio into an unlikely
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May 2913 min read
Serious People (2025) by Pasqual Gutierrez, Ben Mullinkosson
A satirical work-life identity comedy about creative obsession, fatherhood, and the absurdity of modern hustle culture Serious People transforms a bizarre doppelgänger premise into a contemporary comedy about work addiction, creative identity, and the increasingly blurred boundaries between personal life and professional ambition. The story follows Pasqual, a successful music-video director facing impending fatherhood while struggling to maintain control over his demanding cr
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May 2913 min read
The American (2023) by James Napier Robertson
An obsessive pursuit of greatness inside the ruthless world of elite ballet The American follows the true story of American ballerina Joy Womack, one of the few Americans ever accepted into the prestigious and notoriously demanding Bolshoi Ballet Academy in Moscow. Directed and written by James Napier Robertson, the film explores ambition, sacrifice, perfectionism, and resilience through Joy’s relentless pursuit of becoming a world-class dancer. Rather than presenting ballet
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May 2913 min read
At Work (2025) by Valérie Donzelli
A deeply human drama about abandoning success to chase personal fulfillment At Work follows successful photographer Paul Marquet, who unexpectedly abandons a thriving career to pursue his long-held dream of becoming a writer. As he leaves behind financial stability and professional recognition, Paul confronts economic hardship, personal uncertainty, family pressures, and the emotional cost of reinventing his identity later in life. Directed by Valérie Donzelli and co-written
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May 2913 min read
The Silence of others (2025) by Eva Libertad
Motherhood Beyond Sound: A deeply human drama about identity, communication, and belonging What happens when motherhood forces someone to rebuild every system they once used to navigate the world? Deaf (Sorda) follows Ángela, a deaf woman whose pregnancy and transition into motherhood force her to confront fears surrounding connection, communication, identity, and belonging within a society still inadequately adapted for deaf individuals. Directed by Eva Libertad and adapted
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May 2914 min read
The house of looks (2024) by Luca Zingaretti
A deeply emotional recovery drama about grief, addiction, fatherhood, and finding dignity through human connection La casa degli sguardi transforms a story of addiction and personal collapse into a moving portrait of healing, emotional resilience, and redemption. Adapted from Daniele Mencarelli's acclaimed autobiographical novel, the film follows Marco, a troubled young man struggling with substance abuse and the devastating loss of his mother. As his life spirals toward self
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May 2914 min read
The Baby (2023) by Guillaume Nicloux
Grief, surrogacy, and unexpected family bonds reshape a grandfather’s future The Baby (La petite) explores loss, parenthood, and unconventional family structures through the story of Joseph, a grieving father whose son and son’s partner die in a tragic accident before the birth of a child they were expecting through surrogacy. Directed by Guillaume Nicloux and based on a novel by Fanny Chesnel, the film follows Joseph’s emotional journey as he travels to Belgium to meet Rita,
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May 2913 min read
If I Had Legs I'd Kick You (2025) by Mary Bronstein
A psychologically overwhelming drama about caregiving, emotional exhaustion, and the unraveling of personal identity If I Had Legs I'd Kick You follows Linda, a therapist and mother whose life steadily disintegrates as she struggles with her daughter's mysterious illness, an absent husband, professional obligations, housing instability, and her own deteriorating mental state. Directed and written by Mary Bronstein, the film blends psychological drama, dark comedy, anxiety hor
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May 2914 min read
ForNever Alone (2023) by Gabriel Alvim
Youthful Hedonism and Social Transformation: A coming-of-age drama about identity, loneliness, and modern Brazil Sometimes personal freedom feels exciting until it becomes another form of emotional isolation. ForNever Alone follows Fabiana, a young woman navigating toxic relationships, fleeting pleasures, emotional uncertainty, and new friendships while living within a Brazil experiencing rapid social and cultural transformation. Directed by Gabriel Alvim and co-written with
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May 2913 min read
Gioia (2025) by Nicolangelo Gelormini
Forbidden Desire and Emotional Isolation: A tragic romance about loneliness, manipulation, and the desperate search for love Sometimes the most dangerous relationships begin where emotional emptiness becomes stronger than reason. Gioia follows Gioia Montefiori, a lonely middle-aged French teacher whose emotionally restricted life changes after she develops a fragile and forbidden connection with Alessio, a troubled younger man trapped between poverty, social ambition, emotion
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May 2913 min read
feeble little horse - 03 - Rewind
Feeble Little Horse return with bitknot, their first album in three years — and “03 – Rewind” stands as one of its most telling moments. The Pittsburgh trio (Sebastian Kinsler, Lydia Slocum, and Jake Kelley) self-wrote, produced, and recorded the record at home following the 2025 departure of founding guitarist Ryan Walchonski. Once loosely boxed into shoegaze, the band continue to push outward — folding in glitch textures, warped alt-rock structures, and fragments of hyperpo
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May 282 min read
Gilla Band – Giraffe
Gilla Band have broken a four-year silence with the release of “Giraffe” — a track that immediately reminds listeners why the Dublin quartet remain one of the most uncompromising forces in modern noise rock. Comprised of Dara Kiely (vocals), Alan Duggan Borges (guitar), Daniel Fox (bass), and Adam Faulkner (drums), the band have consistently pushed abrasive guitar music into stranger, more experimental terrain. Their 2022 album Most Normal leaned heavily into electronics and
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May 282 min read
Tilly Fenton - I Just Wanna Kiss You
Tilly Fenton is a 22-year-old indie-pop artist from Melbourne/Naarm whose music leans into confessional lyricism and emotionally direct storytelling. With soft-edged vocals and diaristic honesty, she captures the highs and hesitations of early adulthood — love, longing, self-doubt, and the thrill of feeling everything all at once. After supporting Lexi Jayde on her Australian tour in 2023, Tilly refined her sound and released her 2025 debut EP it’s a feeling that I know via C
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May 272 min read
Softcult – Tired
Softcult are the Ontario sibling duo crafting hazy, politically-charged alt-rock that blends shoegaze textures with riot grrrl urgency. Built around the creative partnership of twin sisters Mercedes and Phoenix Arn-Horn, Softcult channel distortion not just as aesthetic — but as protest. Their debut full-length When A Flower Doesn’t Grow marked a defining moment, expanding their sound into something heavier, sharper, and more confrontational. “Tired” is one of the album’s mos
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May 272 min read
The Currents (2025) by Milagros Mumenthaler
Trauma, memory, and emotional disconnection drift through this haunting psychological drama The Currents explores trauma, emotional fragmentation, and psychological instability through the story of Lina, a successful fashion stylist whose impulsive actions during a business trip to Geneva trigger the resurfacing of deeply buried emotional wounds. Directed and written by Milagros Mumenthaler, the film blends psychological drama, slow-burn emotional tension, and atmospheric vis
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May 2714 min read
Forastera (2025) by Lucía Aleñar Iglesias
A psychologically intimate drama about mourning, memory, and blurred generational identity Forastera follows Antonia during a summer in Mallorca as she begins recognizing disturbing similarities between herself and her late grandmother. Through dress-up and emotional role-play, she gradually develops psychological influence over her grieving grandfather, blurring emotional boundaries between memory, inheritance, identity, and possession. Directed by Lucía Aleñar Iglesias, the
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May 2714 min read
Power Ballad (2026) by John Carney
A heartfelt music dramedy about artistic ownership, fading fame, and emotional reinvention Sometimes the hardest part of creating something meaningful is watching someone else become famous for it. Power Ballad follows Rick, a washed-up wedding singer whose life changes after fading pop star Danny transforms one of Rick’s songs into a major hit, reigniting old ambitions, emotional resentment, and long-buried dreams of recognition. Directed by John Carney and co-written with P
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May 2714 min read
AEAA (2026) by Vyolet Jeun
An emotionally intimate depression drama exploring isolation, emotional invisibility, and the silent complexity of mental health AEAA positions itself as a deeply personal independent drama centered around emotional isolation, depression, and the invisible emotional realities people silently carry through everyday life. The story follows two isolated individuals across the course of a single day, observing their emotional states, behaviors, routines, and internal struggles wi
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May 2714 min read
Unveiling Shadow (2025) by Vyolet Jeun
A psychological paranoia thriller about hyperfixation, stalking anxiety, and the blurred boundary between obsession and reality Unveiling Shadow transforms a minimalist stalking premise into an emotionally tense psychological thriller exploring paranoia, mental instability, hyperfixation, and emotional isolation. The story follows Ashley Kraeplin, a young woman whose history of obsessive thought patterns and hyperfixation makes it increasingly difficult to distinguish genuine
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May 2714 min read
Ezzie and Nix (2026) by Jiayang Liu
A multiverse romance about Gen Z heartbreak, emotional timing, and the fear of losing the right person in the wrong universe EZZIE & NIX transforms modern dating anxiety into an emotionally intimate multiverse romance exploring heartbreak, longing, fate, and emotional timing across alternate realities. The story follows Esme and Phoenix, two young ex-lovers whose relationship unfolds through parallel timelines where they repeatedly meet, fall in love, drift apart, and reconne
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May 2715 min read
Primetime (2026) by Lance Oppenheim
Primetime — Reality television, moral spectacle, and media obsession collide inside a dark true-crime thriller Primetime transforms the cultural phenomenon of To Catch a Predator into a tense media-industry thriller exploring spectacle, exploitation, and America’s obsession with televised justice. Set in 2006, the film follows journalist Chris Hansen as he attempts to create television history through increasingly sensationalized predator-sting broadcasts. Directed by Lance O
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May 2714 min read
Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma (2026) by Jane Schoenbrun
A surreal horror satire about queer desire, cinematic obsession, and emotional disintegration Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma follows a queer filmmaker directing a sequel to a cult slasher franchise who becomes dangerously obsessed with casting the original movie’s iconic “final girl,” pushing both women into spiraling psychological, emotional, and sexual chaos. Directed by Jane Schoenbrun, the film blends queer horror, psychosexual thriller elements, slasher nostalgia,
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May 2714 min read
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