Overview of articles
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Inexorable
In this Cape Fear-style thriller, a young woman manipulates her way into a rich family. The big question is, why?Published on: -
Freaks Out
Four outcasts with supernatural skills are forced to flee the rise of Rome’s fascism, in this lush fantasy and war film.Published on: -
France
What if famous TV journalist France (Léa Seydoux) suddenly found herself on the wrong side of the story? Biting satire on media and politics.Published on: -
Tralala
Mathieu Amalric shines as a modern troubadour in this quirky French musical, that travels from Paris to Lourdes.Published on: -
Quién lo impide
For five years, Trueba filmed a group of Spanish teens. No script, free of form, full of dreams, but never naive. Touching generational portrait.Published on: -
Noche de fuego
Three young girls are trying to grow up as normally as possible, in a remote mountain village dominated by drug cartels.Published on: -
Neptune Frost
Modern punk musical with Afrofuturistic overtones, in which runaway miners start a hacker community in the hills of Burundi.Published on: -
Mon Légionnaire
Men on a mission in Mali, the women left behind in the army compound. Ex-military herself, Rachel Lang hits hard in this ensemble drama.Published on: -
The Mole Song: Final
Miike Takashi goes top speed again in this final part of his series of manga adaptations, which is jam-packed with insane excesses.Published on: -
Medusa
Neon-lit Brazilian thriller, that feels like a gruesome 80s video clip. Expect right-wing politics, toxic masculinity, mean girls, and religious doctrPublished on: