A young Texas pastor shelters homeless people in his church, forcing a divided community to confront its prejudices, fears and Christian values.
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‘Down the Arm of God’ Locarno Review: Caleb Landry Jones Shines in Powerful Homelessness Drama
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‘The End of Oak Street’ Review: 80s Suburbia Faces a Prehistoric Apocalypse
A troubled family trapped in their neighborhood battles evolving creatures as reality fractures, forcing them to reconcile before the outside world collapses completely.
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‘A Few Feet Away’ Review: A Night of Desire, Anxiety and Missed Connections
As night falls over Buenos Aires, a conflicted young man navigates gay dating apps, parties and strangers, searching for intimacy while running from himself.
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‘Objet A’ Locarno Review: A Bizarre Anatomy of Sex and Desire
Two cold, eccentric surgeons invite a mysterious young woman into their lives, unleashing buried fetishes as their clinical world slowly begins to unravel.
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‘September Afternoon’ Locarno Review: A Beach Day Stretched to Collapse
A family’s windy beach day unfolds in real time, as Nicolaas Schmidt transforms banal routines into tense, absurd, and unexpectedly high-stakes experiences.
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‘Petrolheads’ Locarno Review: A Bond Forged in Restlessness
A troubled young man with neurological disorders navigates addiction and instability, finding in a loyal friend a fragile anchor amid an increasingly chaotic life.
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‘Moria’ Netflix Review: A Campy, Cosmic Portrait of an Argentine Icon
A flamboyant Argentine showbiz icon rewrites her own life as a cosmic fantasy, blending fame, sexuality and power into a bold, queer self-mythology. Streaming on Netflix from August 14.
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‘Asphalt Guerrilla’ Locarno Review: A Punk Essay on Cinema and Resistance
A restless Portuguese filmmaker revisits his failed attempts to make a political film, exploring cinema, resistance, authorship, and AI-generated images.
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‘In All My Journeys I Am Returning’ Locarno Review: A Hypnotic Voyage into the Heart of Darkness
Two Swedish explorers journey into 19th-century Colombia seeking gold, only to face a haunting descent where ambition dissolves into myth, isolation, and inner darkness.
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‘Ricky Gervais’ Alley Cats’ Netflix Review: Filthy, Feral and Surprisingly Soft-Hearted
In a grimy basement, slacker alley cats spend days swearing and drifting—until a lost kitten forces them into reluctant care and emotional reckoning.



