A shy lawyer who works as a taxi driver accidentally crosses paths with a famous bullfighter and his eccentric entourage, and ends up joining them on their tour across Spain. Starring Ricardo Gómez and Oscar Jaenada. Available on Hulu.
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‘Fate’ Review: Riding Shotgun With a Matador
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‘The Alabama Solution’ Review: Prison as the New Plantation (HBO Max)
Using cell phone footage recorded by inmates themselves, this powerful documentary exposes a prison system defined by violence, neglect, and forced labor—revealing how incarceration in Alabama mirrors the logic and economics of modern-day slavery.
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‘The Mysterious Gaze of the Flamingo’ Review: A Queer Western of Myths and Realities
In the early 1980s, in the Chilean desert, an eleven-year-old girl grows up within a loving queer family pushed to the margins of a dusty, hostile mining town. Starring Tamara Cortés, Matías Catalán, and Paula Dinamarca. Available to rent at Letterboxd Video Store.
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‘Little Disasters’ Review: Perfect Mothers, Perfect Houses, Imperfect Series
When a child’s mysterious fracture triggers a social-services investigation, a long-standing group of friends discovers that nobody is quite who they pretend to be. Streaming on Paramount+
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‘The New Years’ Review: The Story of Us (MUBI)
A relationship unfolds in ten fragments — one for each New Year — tracing how love deepens, frays, and transforms as time quietly takes its toll. Streaming on MUBI.
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‘On Swift Horses’ Review: A Gorgeous Film Searching for Depth
A visually exquisite but emotionally hollow melodrama about two queer lives unfolding in the shadows of 1950s America. Starring Jacob Elordi and Daisy Edgar-Jones.
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‘Predators’ Review: When Television Plays Cop, Judge and Jury
A sharp, unsettling documentary that revisits ‘To Catch a Predator’ to question the ethics, impact and lingering influence of TV-engineered justice.
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‘3000 km by Bike’ Review: A Lyrical Journey Beyond Sport and Success
Disenchanted with competitive BMX, former Youth Olympic champion Iki Mazza rides from Córdoba to Tierra del Fuego on a tiny bike—chasing love, freedom, and a life that isn’t measured by medals.
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‘Broke’ Review: Wyatt Russell Shines in a Stark Rodeo-Survival Drama
A wounded rodeo rider battles addiction, family pressure, and a brutal winter night in this stark, two-track drama where survival—emotional and literal—is never guaranteed.
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‘Little Trouble Girls’ Review: Between the Virgin and the Flesh
A shy newcomer at a Catholic school joins her choir on a weekend trip to a convent, where sacred music, hidden desires, and rising tensions push her toward a revelation about who she is—and what truly moves her.



