Romería

A quietly powerful Spanish family drama, Romería is a moody, transporting modern folktale about a young woman who returns to her coastal hometown to unravel the mystery of her father’s death. Generational wounds, painfully guarded secrets, and the tensions between urban and rural family members thread their way through a slow-burn narrative that drifts into

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Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma

Gillian Anderson and Hannah Einbinder star in this queer, chaotic comedy-thriller about a director making a slasher sequel who becomes obsessed with casting the original film’s ‘final girl.’  A neon‑soaked fever dream of summer‑camp nostalgia gone sour, Vogue called it “Mind-melting. Thrillingly surreal and unquestionably audacious.” (Read the review)  From director Jane Schoenbrun (I Saw

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The Odyssey

It’s the original psychological survival thriller: a harrowing look at trauma, hubris, and what happens to a person’s sanity when every force in the universe works to dismantle it. And while Odysseus faces deadly mythological creatures, his fiercest battles in Christopher Nolan’s adaptation are internal – isolation, guilt, temptation, and the quiet dread that he

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Never Change!

A washed‑up former cool kid is forced back into the emotional minefield of high school, where he finally has to confront the version of himself he never outgrew. Raunchy, deadpan, and often surreal, it’s a chaotic 80s comedy send-up about the irresistible fantasy of a high‑school do‑over. Topher Grace and Ana Gasteyer appear along with

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The Testament of Ann Lee

Part visionary biography, part spiritual manifesto, The Testament of Ann Lee traces the rise of the enigmatic founder of the Shakers—a woman who claimed divine revelation, preached radical equality, and built a movement around ecstatic worship and communal life. The book follows Ann Lee’s journey from the harsh mills of 18th‑century England to the unsettled

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The Secret Agent

After becoming the target of a dictator during the political tumult of 1977 Brazil, Marcelo (Wagner Moura) ends up on the run with the help of the country’s growing underground resistance in this timely, unsettling film about state pressure, radicalization, and ordinary citizens becoming instruments of political violence. Up for four Oscar nominations including Best Picture,

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Relationship Goals

A classic rom-com with a modern twist, Relationship Goals follows a type-A TV producer on the brink of becoming the first woman to run New York’s top morning show—until her ex returns to compete for the same job. They’re forced to collaborate on a Valentine’s Day segment tied to her ex’s new “relationship guru”—with Pastor

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Zootopia 2

The long-awaited Disney sequel arrives just in time for an all-in-the family bonding adventure–all around the world.  It delivers on the dazzling big-screen-worthy visuals and an emotionally resonant story about empathy, and it weaves the action with laugh-out-loud comedy and a clever satire for the grownups. Expect this one to be a rare global touchstone

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Happyend

Set in near-future Tokyo, Happyend is a haunting coming‑of‑age drama that captures the emotional reality of high school students living under rising authoritarianism and the threat of a looming disaster as they search for the tenderness, humor, and music‑driven joy of youth. Critics have embraced the Japanese thriller.  English subtitles. 1h 53 minutes.

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Wicked: For Good

The much-anticipated second half of Wicked is now streaming, and it delivers the grand payoff to the iconic saga of Elphaba and Glinda — and the highest grossing Broadway adaptation ever. Under the weight of power, propaganda, and impossible choices, the friendship between the former college roommates takes a sharp turn. The story closes the

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