A young content moderator becomes obsessed with a disturbing online video, leading her into a dangerous investigation that blurs reality and erodes her mental stability.
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‘American Sweatshop’ Review: Lili Reinhart Anchors an Uneven but Disturbing Digital-Age Thriller
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‘Our Land’ Review: Lucrecia Martel Confronts a Long History of Dispossession
An Indigenous leader’s murder trial exposes centuries of land dispossession, as a community’s memories and voices reveal the enduring violence of power and ownership. In U.S. theaters May 1.
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‘My Miniature Wife’ Review: Elizabeth Banks and Matthew Macfadyen in a Playful Sci-Fi Rom-Com
After a scientist accidentally shrinks his estranged wife, they must navigate chaos, danger, and unresolved tensions while searching for a way to restore her—and their marriage. Starring Elizabeth Banks y Matthew Macfadyen.
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‘The House of the Spirits’ Review: A Spectral Family Chronicle
The first three episodes of the series adapted from the epic novel by Chilean author Isabel Allende were presented at the Berlin International Film Festival. It will premiere on April 29.
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‘Hair, Paper, Water…’ Review: Preserving a Vanishing Culture, One Word at a Time
An elderly woman teaches her grandson a vanishing language, revealing a fragile culture through memory, daily rituals, and quiet transmission. Winner of Best Film at BAFICI.
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‘My Brother the Minotaur’ Review: A Mythic Coming-of-Age Adventure
With the help of his loyal human brother, a minotaur recruits a fearless group of friends to uncover the mystery of his past and fulfill his destiny. On Apple TV.
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‘Agon’ Review: Inside the Cold Machinery of Elite Sport (MUBI)
A clinical portrait of three Olympic athletes reveals elite sport as a cold, isolating system where bodies, data, and identity are pushed to the limit. Streaming on MUBI.
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‘Apex’ Review: Charlize Theron Faces a Brutal Outback Survival Thriller (Netflix)
After losing her husband, a skilled climber faces a sadistic predator in the Australian wilderness, turning a remote survival ordeal into a brutal game of cat and mouse.
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‘Half Man’ Review: Richard Gadd’s Dark, Violent Follow-Up to ‘Baby Reindeer’
Two men bound by a toxic bond navigate decades of violence, desire, and identity, exposing how competing versions of masculinity drive them toward self-destruction. Streaming on HBO Max.
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‘The Swimmers’ Review: Pool-Hopping Through the Apocalypse
In the near future, during an intense, never-ending summer, four friends try to survive by sneaking into the swimming pools of homes abandoned by their owners.



