Kamal Aljafari revisits footage he shot in 2001, uncovering a Gaza on the brink of irrevocable change. Both a time capsule and a lament, it captures lives and streets that may now exist only in memory.
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‘With Hasan in Gaza’ Locarno Review: Time, Memory and a Vanishing World
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«Harvest» Review: A Paradise Lost (MUBI)
Athina Rachel Tsangari crafts a haunting portrait of a rural community on the brink of collapse. Set in an unnamed past, «Harvest» evokes a paradise quietly torn apart by fear, greed, and the slow machinery of change. A MUBI Release.
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“Weapons” Review: Horror and Havoc in Small-Town America
Zach Cregger’s latest blends social drama and horror, unraveling the dark tensions of a small town shaken by the mysterious disappearance of 17 children.
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«Materialists» Review: Romance as a Business Plan
Dakota Johnson stars as a high-end matchmaker navigating love, money, and control in Celine Song’s elegant but distant drama.
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«The Fantastic Four: First Steps» Review: Family Comes First
Matt Shakman brings a sleek, retrofuturist vision to the MCU’s most iconic superhero family, focusing on emotional stakes and narrative restraint rather than spectacle.
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“Toxic” Review: Beauty Dreams and Harsh Realities (MUBI)
Lithuanian director Saulė Bliuvaitė follows two teenage girls chasing a modeling dream as a way out of their bleak hometown. Winner of the Golden Leopard for Best Film at the Locarno Film Festival.
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«Cloud» Review: Kiyoshi Kurosawa Explores the Dark Side of E-Commerce
This Japanese thriller follows a man who makes a living selling dubious products online—until anonymous threats and attacks begin to disrupt his life.
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«Menem» Review: Glamour, Farce and Tragedy in 1990s Argentina (Prime Video)
This six-part miniseries, created by Mariano Varela and Ariel Winograd, chronicles the rise of Carlos Menem — from the start of his presidential campaign to the end of his first term in office. Starring Leonardo Sbaraglia, Juan Minujín, and Griselda Siciliani. Streaming on Prime Video.
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«Drowning Dry» Review: Time Slips, Memory Fails
In this quietly unsettling film by Lithuanian director Laurynas Bareiša, two families gather for a weekend by the river — until a sudden accident changes everything.