Ricardo Darín plays a withdrawn taxidermist whose fantasies of flawless robberies collide with messy, violent reality after he accidentally kills a man linked to a major heist.
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‘The Aura’ at 20: Fabián Bielinsky’s Final Masterpiece
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‘Billionaire’s Bunker’ Review: A Formulaic Cocktail of Familiar Dystopias (Netflix)
In a luxury bunker designed to withstand any imaginable disaster, a group of billionaires is forced to coexist under the threat of an unprecedented global conflict. The new series from the creators of «Money Heist» premieres on September 19.
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‘Black Rabbit’ Review: A Stylish New York Crime Series That Falls Short (Netflix)
In New York, restaurant owner Jake must deal with his unpredictable brother Vince, whose mounting debts and reckless decisions drag them both into a spiral of crime and chaos.
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‘To the Victory!’ TIFF Review: The Art of Filming Amid Conflict
The latest film by Valentyn Vasyanovych intertwines long takes, humor, and existential reflection to capture a country and a family in transition.
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‘Lovely Day’ TIFF Review: Between Panic and Pandemonium
Philippe Falardeau’s Franco-Canadian comedy blends family drama, youthful obsession, and pure wedding-day mayhem.
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‘Riefenstahl’ Review: A Filmmaker in the Shadow of the Reich
German director Andres Veiel reopens the case of Leni Riefenstahl, exploring the contradictions of a visionary artist who spent her life denying her role in Nazi propaganda.
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‘Swiped’ TIFF Review: Whitney Wolfe’s Rise in Tech’s Toxic Playground
Lily James stars as Whitney Wolfe in a dramatization of the turbulent early days of Tinder. The film retraces Wolfe’s role in turning a struggling app into a global phenomenon, while exposing the misogyny and toxic culture that marked her journey through Silicon Valley. Starring Lily James.
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‘The Currents’ TIFF Review: Haunted by Water, Adrift in Herself
Isabel Aimé González Sola anchors Milagros Mumenthaler’s enigmatic drama about a designer who loses her bearings after a sudden rupture in Switzerland.
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‘Maledictions’ Review: Daniel Burman’s Political Chessboard (Netflix)
In northern Argentina, the governor’s right-hand man kidnaps his daughter during a crucial vote on a lithium exploitation bill. The race against time exposes the true nature of power. Starring Leonardo Sbaraglia, Gustavo Bassani, Alejandra Flechner and Monna Antonopoulos. Streaming on Netflix from September 12.
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‘Pin de fartie’ Venice Review: A Playful, Poignant Meditation on Finitude
Mixing humor, melancholy, and political resonance, Alejo Moguillansky’s film becomes both a reflection on endings—of relationships, of art, of a country—and a luminous celebration of cinema, theater, and music.


