Two troubled couples cross paths with unexpected results in this unusual romantic comedy from the director of “The Climb.” Starring Dakota Johnson, Adria Arjona, and Kyle Marvin.
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‘Splitsville’ Review: When Screwball Chaos Meets Modern Indie Anxiety
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‘Playing Gracie Darling’ Review: A Familiar Blend of Teen Mystery and Supernatural Horror
This Australian series mixes teen-mystery tropes with supernatural horror as a new disappearance forces a woman to confront the loss of her childhood friend decades earlier.
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‘The History of Sound’ Review: Echoes of a Fragile Romance (MUBI)
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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‘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.


