Inspired by a real case, Daniel Hendler’s film follows an eccentric art patron whose daughters try to declare her insane. Marilú Marini delivers a brilliant performance as a woman determined to live her final years entirely on her own terms. The film premieres worldwide on Netflix on October 17.
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’27 Nights’ San Sebastian Review: Marilú Marini Shines in a Tender Dramedy About Age, Art and Freedom (Netflix)
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‘Miss Carbon’ San Sebastian Review: Breaking the Walls of Gender and Tradition
Agustina Macri’s drama follows a trans teenager in Patagonia torn between her dream of working underground and her journey toward womanhood.
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‘Slow Horses’ Season 5 Review: Unorthodox, Unhinged, Unmissable
Mick Herron’s misfit spies stumble back into action in a season that mixes political chaos, terrorist plots, and flatulent genius, proving once again they’re MI5’s least orthodox saviors.
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‘Belén’ San Sebastian Review: When the System Becomes the Punishment
A woman who suffers a miscarriage in a hospital is arrested for murder and sent to prison in this Argentine film focused on the efforts to free her. Starring Dolores Fonzi, Camila Plaate, Laura Paredes, and Julieta Cardinali.
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‘The Aura’ at 20: Fabián Bielinsky’s Final Masterpiece
Ricardo Darín plays a withdrawn taxidermist whose fantasies of flawless robberies collide with messy, violent reality after he accidentally kills a man linked to a major heist.
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‘Billionaire’s Bunker’ Review: A Formulaic Cocktail of Familiar Dystopias (Netflix)
In a luxury bunker designed to withstand any imaginable disaster, a group of billionaires is forced to coexist under the threat of an unprecedented global conflict. The new series from the creators of «Money Heist» premieres on September 19.
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‘Black Rabbit’ Review: A Stylish New York Crime Series That Falls Short (Netflix)
In New York, restaurant owner Jake must deal with his unpredictable brother Vince, whose mounting debts and reckless decisions drag them both into a spiral of crime and chaos.
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‘To the Victory!’ TIFF Review: The Art of Filming Amid Conflict
The latest film by Valentyn Vasyanovych intertwines long takes, humor, and existential reflection to capture a country and a family in transition.
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‘Lovely Day’ TIFF Review: Between Panic and Pandemonium
Philippe Falardeau’s Franco-Canadian comedy blends family drama, youthful obsession, and pure wedding-day mayhem.
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‘Riefenstahl’ Review: A Filmmaker in the Shadow of the Reich
German director Andres Veiel reopens the case of Leni Riefenstahl, exploring the contradictions of a visionary artist who spent her life denying her role in Nazi propaganda.



