Between glossy runways and fragile bodies, the drama reveals the pressure, ambition, and vulnerability behind the glamour of Paris Fashion Week.
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‘Couture’ San Sebastian Review: Angelina Jolie Leads Alice Winocour’s Patchwork of Fashion Stories
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‘Dolores’ San Sebastian Review: A Family Drama in Three Generations
Marcelo Gomes teams up with Maria Clara Escobar for a family drama about three women whose lives oscillate between harsh realities and fragile dreams. At once tender and unsettling, the film explores addictions, fractured bonds, and the longing to escape.
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‘Redoubt’: San Sebastián Review: A Fortress of Solitude
A solitary farmer turns obsession into a fortress in this austere and luminous black-and-white tale. John Skoog’s film transforms Cold War paranoia into a strangely tender allegory of survival.
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‘Limpia’ San Sebastian Review: A Subtle Tale of Power and Dependence (Netflix)
Dominga Sotomayor crafts a restrained yet piercing portrait of a live-in maid whose silent endurance collides with the subtle cruelties of class. Netflix releases the film worldwide in October.
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‘Los Tigres’ San Sebastian Review: Alberto Rodríguez Explores the Perils of Life Underwater
In this tense drama, Antonio de la Torre leads a crew of industrial divers whose dangerous profession collides with family secrets and the lure of crime.
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‘Two Pianos’ San Sebastian Review: Desplechin Strikes a Chord Between Mystery and Melodrama
Arnaud Desplechin’s latest film blends mystery and intimate drama, following a pianist whose return home sets off a spiral of secrets, obsessions, and family reckonings.
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‘Six Days in Spring’ San Sebastian Review: Family Secrets in the Sunlight
A mother, her twins, and a risky secret holiday form the heart of Joachim Lafosse’s new drama. ‘Six Days in Spring’ turns a seaside escape into a tense story of family fractures and fragile bonds.
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’27 Nights’ San Sebastian Review: Marilú Marini Shines in a Tender Dramedy About Age, Art and Freedom (Netflix)
Inspired by a real case, Daniel Hendler’s film follows an eccentric art patron whose daughters try to declare her insane. Marilú Marini delivers a brilliant performance as a woman determined to live her final years entirely on her own terms. The film premieres worldwide on Netflix on October 17.
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‘Miss Carbon’ San Sebastian Review: Breaking the Walls of Gender and Tradition
Agustina Macri’s drama follows a trans teenager in Patagonia torn between her dream of working underground and her journey toward womanhood.
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‘Slow Horses’ Season 5 Review: Unorthodox, Unhinged, Unmissable
Mick Herron’s misfit spies stumble back into action in a season that mixes political chaos, terrorist plots, and flatulent genius, proving once again they’re MI5’s least orthodox saviors.



