A tender, slow-burning love story shaped by silence, memory, and the songs that bring two men together. Starring Paul Mescal and Josh O’Connor. Available on MUBI.
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‘The History of Sound’ Review: Echoes of a Fragile Romance (MUBI)
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‘It’s Never Over, Jeff Buckley’ Review: A Portrait of Genius and Fragility (HBO Max)
A tender, emotionally attuned documentary that revisits the singer’s brief but incandescent life, exploring his turbulent inner world, complicated relationships, and extraordinary vocal gift through archival footage and intimate testimonies.
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‘Landman’ Season 2 Review: Billy Bob Thornton Anchors a Tale of Oil and Ruin
Season 2 doubles down on its oil-patch intrigue as Tommy Norris is forced to stabilize a crumbling West Texas energy empire while facing cartel-linked rivals, financial chaos, and the circus of his own family life.
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‘Lurker’ Review: A Sharp, Unsettling Look at the Star–Fan Dynamic (MUBI)
A fan-turned-collaborator slowly loses his grip when his newfound proximity to a pop star threatens to slip away, triggering a chilling unraveling. Streaming on MUBI.
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‘Sunset Boulevard’ at 75: Hollywood Looks in the Mirror
Seventy-five years after its release, Billy Wilder’s masterpiece still feels unsettlingly modern—a sharp, melancholy vision of fame, delusion, and the industry that forgets its own.
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‘Caught Stealing’ Review: Austin Butler in a Cartoonishly Violent Thriller
A down-on-his-luck ex-ballplayer gets dragged into a violent chain of misunderstandings when Russian thugs attack him, sending him on a bloody, absurd chase through late-’90s New York.
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‘The Long Walk’ Review: Friendship at the Edge of a Totalitarian Hell
In a dystopian America, fifty boys must march without stopping or be executed. As Ray Garraty bonds with fellow walkers, this drama becomes a stark tale of survival, solidarity, and quiet rebellion.
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‘Left-Handed Girl’ Review: Taipei’s Bright Lights, Dark Corners (Netflix)
Blending urban realism with family melodrama, this film follows a mother and her daughters as unresolved conflicts resurface during their return to Taipei. Streaming on Netflix.
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‘It Was Just an Accident’ Review: Jafar Panahi’s Fiercest Political Film in Years
A man becomes convinced he has found the prison torturer who once abused him. As he drives across the country gathering other survivors to confirm the man’s identity, doubt, vengeance, and moral chaos turn a simple “accident” into a harrowing journey.
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‘Urchin’ Review: Stumbling Toward Redemption on the Streets of London
A homeless young man in London hits rock bottom, only to find an unexpected path toward rehabilitation after a brief stint in jail tests his resolve to rebuild his life.


