An idealistic Danish architect clashes with politics, bureaucracy, and ego while building a monumental Paris landmark, risking everything to preserve the purity of his vision.
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‘The Great Arch’ Review: Art, Ego and the Cost of Compromise
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‘Privileges’ Review: A Gritty Look Inside Paris’s Luxury Hotel Underworld
A young inmate on trial at a luxury Paris hotel navigates abuse, power games, and dangerous alliances as ambition pulls her deeper into a morally compromised world. On HBO Max.
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’28 Years Later: The Bone Temple’ Review: A Haunting, Unexpectedly Poetic Zombie Film
As civilization collapses, a boy joins a violent cult while a solitary doctor forms a strange bond with an infected, questioning whether empathy can survive the apocalypse.
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‘Blue Heron’ Review: A Quiet, Devastating Study of Family, Memory, and Pain
A young girl observes her troubled brother and unraveling family, as memory and time reshape an unresolved mystery into a tender, haunting act of cinematic reflection.
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‘The Testaments’ Review: A Coming-of-Age Story That Plays Like a Young Adult Version of ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’
A Gilead-raised teenager begins questioning her rigid world after meeting a girl from outside, sparking a slow awakening that leads toward rebellion. Starring Chase Infiniti and Lucy Halliday. Starting April 8, on Hulu.
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‘The Travellers’ Review: Bruce Beresford Returns with a Small-Scale Australian Drama
An opera set designer returns to Australia to face family tensions, cultural clashes, and a fading past in this sentimental dramedy from the director of ‘Tender Mercies’.
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‘My Undesirable Friends: Part 1 – Last Air in Moscow’ Review: A Five-Hour Chronicle of Fear, Exile and Resistance in Putin’s Russia
A group of Russian journalists labeled foreign agents face mounting repression before and after the Ukraine invasion, forcing them to choose between silence, resistance, or exile.
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‘Humint’ Review: Ryoo Seung-wan Returns with a Tough, Action-Heavy Espionage Thriller on Netflix
A South Korean agent tracks a human trafficking ring in Russia, crossing paths with a North Korean rival as shifting loyalties, corruption, and violence spiral out of control.
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‘If It’s Tuesday, It’s Murder’ Review: A Lisbon Mystery Built on Secrets and Suspicion
A diverse group of Spanish tourists travels to Lisbon. After a mysterious murder, four of them, crime fiction enthusiasts, investigate who is the culprit.
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‘The Drama’ Review: Zendaya & Robert Pattinson Twist the Romantic Comedy Into a Dark Moral Puzzle
As their wedding approaches, a couple’s relationship unravels when a shocking confession resurfaces, forcing them to confront love, morality, and how much of the past can be forgiven.



