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.
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‘Roommates’ Review: From Awkward Friendship to Psychological War (Netflix)
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‘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.
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‘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.
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‘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.
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‘Beef Season 2’ Review: Oscar Isaac and Carey Mulligan Anchor Netflix’s Darker, Colder Study of Power and Resentment
A country club becomes a battlefield of economic desperation, where secrets, ambition, and manipulation connect characters across class and generational divides in increasingly ruthless ways.
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‘Dead Man’s Wire’ Review: Gus Van Sant Channels Sidney Lumet in Tense True Crime Tale
A desperate man takes an executive hostage using a lethal device, sparking a media circus that turns his corporate grievance into a volatile public spectacle. Starring Bill Skarsgård, Al Pacino and Colman Domingo.
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‘Mad Bills to Pay (or Destiny, dile que no soy malo)’ Review: Inside a Dominican Family’s Turbulent Life in the Bronx
A carefree Bronx teen’s life spirals when his pregnant girlfriend moves in, forcing him to confront family tensions, responsibility, and adulthood in a volatile Dominican household.
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‘Thrash’ Review: Sharks Invade a Flooded Town in Netflix’s B-Movie Spectacle
A violent storm unleashes more than destruction, as sharks invade a flooded town in this playful, over-the-top survival tale. Streaming on Netflix.
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‘Mudborn’ Review: An Uneasy Fusion of Folk Horror and Digital Nightmares (Netflix)
A couple brings home a cursed doll that unleashes terror across reality, dreams, and virtual worlds, blurring boundaries and threatening their survival.
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‘Outcome’ Review: Keanu Reeves in a Darkly Comic Take on Hollywood’s Cancel Culture
As a damaging video threatens his comeback, a famous actor revisits old relationships, uncovering buried resentments in a Hollywood world built on image and performative apologies. On Apple TV from April 10.


