In summer, Nagisa and Natsuo meet by the sea. In winter, Li, a screenwriter, travels to a snow-covered village. There, she finds a guesthouse run by Benzo.
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‘Two Seasons, Two Strangers’ Review: The Poetry of Fleeting Encounters
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‘The Plastic Detox’ Review: A Disturbing Investigation Into the Health Effects of Microplastics (Netflix)
This documentary follows couples struggling with infertility while exposing the growing scientific evidence linking microplastic exposure to hormonal disruption and serious health risks. Available on Netflix.
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‘Imperfect Women’ Review: Elisabeth Moss Leads a Glossy but Familiar Murder Mystery (Apple TV)
After a wealthy woman is murdered, her two best friends uncover secrets, betrayals and hidden desires that threaten their carefully constructed lives. Premieres March 18 on Apple TV+.
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‘The Madison’ Review: Michelle Pfeiffer Anchors Taylor Sheridan’s Fish-Out-of-Water Drama in Montana (Paramount+)
After a family tragedy, a wealthy New York clan relocates to rural Montana, where culture clashes, survival challenges and unexpected relationships reshape their lives.
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‘Joker: Folie à Deux’ Review: Joaquin Phoenix and Lady Gaga in a Sequel That Questions the Myth
Todd Phillips’ unusual sequel turns Arthur Fleck’s story into a prison musical and courtroom drama that questions the violent mythology created by the Joker. Starring Joaquin Phoenix and Lady Gaga.
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‘That Night’ Review: Three Sisters, One Dead Cop, and a Vacation Gone Very Wrong (Netflix)
During a Dominican Republic vacation, Elena accidentally hits a man with her car. With her sisters’ help, she hides the accident, testing family loyalty.
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Money, Love and Survival: Melodrama and Modernity in the Films of Vlasta Lah
Two rediscovered films by pioneering Argentine director Vlasta Lah portray women navigating love, money, and ambition in a changing Buenos Aires. Starting Tuesday, March 17, the Sala Leopoldo Lugones.
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‘Project Hail Mary’ Review: Ryan Gosling Leads a Smart, Heartfelt Sci-Fi Adventure
A science teacher wakes alone on a spaceship with no memory. As it returns, he discovers he must solve a cosmic mystery to save Earth—with unexpected help.
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‘Scarpetta’ Review: Nicole Kidman’s Detective Series Is Equal Parts Forensic Thriller and Dysfunctional Family Comedy
Nicole Kidman plays forensic pathologist Kay Scarpetta in a strange crime series where murders, family chaos, and bizarre tonal shifts collide. Streaming on Prime Video.
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‘Alpha’ Review: Julia Ducournau’s AIDS Allegory Is Visceral, Overloaded—and Occasionally Moving
In an alternate 1990 ravaged by a mysterious virus that slowly turns people to stone, a defiant 13-year-old fears she may be infected after a reckless tattoo, while her exhausted nurse mother and addict uncle struggle to hold their fragile family together.


