A buttoned-up real estate agent’s carefully planned life unravels when a delusional “little brother” from his past crashes back into it, dragging him into chaos, reality TV, and long-buried truths.
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‘Little Brother’ Netflix Review: An Uneven Blend of Mayhem and Heart
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‘The Bear’ Review: The Last Dance in the Kitchen
On the brink of collapse, a fractured restaurant team fights through one chaotic, stormy day that could determine whether The Bear survives or serves its final meal.
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‘Wild Cherry’ Review: Rich Girls, Dirty Secrets
A scandalous video exposes the toxic lives of privileged teen influencers and their equally fractured mothers, spiraling into violence, paranoia, and mutually assured destruction.
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‘Romería’ Review: Carla Simón’s Ambitious Turn Toward Memory and Distance
A young film student travels to Galicia to uncover her father’s past, confronting a divided family and conflicting memories that reshape her sense of identity.
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Estrenos online: crítica de «Caso 137» («Dossier 137»), de Dominik Moll (Flow)
Una detective de asuntos internos investiga un incidente que tuvo lugar en una marcha cuando un manifestante fue herido gravemente por una bala de goma disparada por las fuerzas de seguridad. Para alquilar en plataformas.
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‘Color Book’ Netflix Review: A Quiet, Humanist Journey Through Grief and Fatherhood
A grieving father and his son with Down syndrome cross Atlanta for a baseball game, turning a simple trip into a quiet journey of reconnection.
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‘The Agency’ Season 2 Review: All-Star Cast, Old-School Sensibility
A CIA operative returns from Africa while multiple covert missions unfold and a suspected mole lurks within the agency, testing loyalties and trust. Starring Michael Fassbender, Jeffrey Wright, Richard Gere, Dominic West, Katherine Waterston y John Magaro.
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‘Voicemails for Isabelle’ Netflix Review: Love, Loss and a Slightly Creepy Meet-Cute
After her sister’s death, a woman leaves voicemails to her old number, unaware a stranger is listening and inserting himself into her life.
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‘Sugar’ Season 2 Review: Old-School Noir, New-School Mystery
A private detective investigates a boxer’s missing brother, uncovering a web of crime and corruption while confronting mysteries that hit closer to home. Streaming on Apple TV.
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‘Earth, Wind & Fire (To Be Celestial vs. That’s the Weight of the World)’ Review: From Cosmic Funk to Pop Perfection
Questlove’s documentary traces Earth, Wind & Fire’s evolution from experimental roots to global success, blending musical analysis with a nuanced, critical portrait of Maurice White’s leadership.



