After losing her husband, a skilled climber faces a sadistic predator in the Australian wilderness, turning a remote survival ordeal into a brutal game of cat and mouse.
-
‘Apex’ Review: Charlize Theron Faces a Brutal Outback Survival Thriller (Netflix)
-
‘Half Man’ Review: Richard Gadd’s Dark, Violent Follow-Up to ‘Baby Reindeer’
Two men bound by a toxic bond navigate decades of violence, desire, and identity, exposing how competing versions of masculinity drive them toward self-destruction. Streaming on HBO Max.
-
‘The Swimmers’ Review: Pool-Hopping Through the Apocalypse
In the near future, during an intense, never-ending summer, four friends try to survive by sneaking into the swimming pools of homes abandoned by their owners.
-
‘The Wizard of the Kremlin’ Review: Inside Putin’s Spin Machine, Minus the Magic
A reclusive strategist recounts his rise inside Putin’s inner circle, revealing a world of manipulation, media control, and power—told through a drama that lacks urgency.
-
‘Yiya Murano: Death at Tea Time’ Review: Argentina’s Most Notorious Poisoner and the Making of a Media Celebrity (Netflix)
Yiya Murano poisoned her friends to cover up her financial scams in late-1970s dictatorship-era Argentina, becoming a dark legend of popular culture. Once released, she turned TV studios into her stage, reinventing herself as a pop icon. Premieres April 23 on Netflix.
-
‘Endless Cookie’ Review: A Wild Animated Documentary About Family, Identity, and Storytelling
A filmmaker sets out to capture his half-brother’s storytelling, only for the project to spiral into a chaotic, animated exploration of family, identity, and Indigenous life.
-
‘Roommates’ Review: From Awkward Friendship to Psychological War (Netflix)
Two very different college roommates form a friendship that turns tense as small everyday conflicts escalate, exposing a bond that is as intimate as it is potentially dangerous.
-
‘The Victors’ BAFICI Review: A Human Encounter Beyond the Falklands War
A journey to the Falklands becomes a deeply personal exploration of memory, identity, and reconciliation, as a filmmaker listens to voices rarely heard in Argentina.
-
‘Street Wanderers’ BAFICI Review: Chinese Mafia Networks and Violence in Argentina
A prosecutor investigates Chinese mafia networks in Argentina while a gang member falls for an exploited woman, triggering violence, threats, and a cycle of silence and fear.
-
‘Someone Has to Know’ Review: A Chilling Crime Mystery on Netflix
A teenager vanishes from a crowded nightclub, leaving a town gripped by fear, silence, and suspicion—where everyone might know something, but no one speaks.



