After losing his ranch to a wildfire, a struggling man rebuilds his life, reconnecting with his young daughter while navigating work, loss, and an uncertain future.
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‘Rebuilding’ Review: Josh O’Connor Leads a Subtle Drama About Loss and Starting Over
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‘Wuthering Heights’ Review: Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi Lead a Divisive Take on Emily Brontë’s Classic
Two doomed lovers struggle against class and fate, but this bold, stylized reimagining turns their tragic romance into a spectacle of erotic obsession, striking visuals, and diminishing emotional resonance.
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‘Below the Clouds’ Review: Gianfranco Rosi’s Haunting Portrait of Naples’ Hidden Life (MUBI)
Under the silent threat of Mount Vesuvius’s eruption, life goes on: archaeologists unearth the past, children learn as the ground trembles, and firefighters wait for the next call.
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’53 Sundays’ Review: Strong Performances Anchor a Familiar, Low-Stakes Netflix Family Drama
Three middle-aged siblings struggle to coordinate a meeting to discuss their aging father, exposing unresolved tensions, emotional avoidance, and uneven responsibility within a fractured family dynamic. Starring Javier Camara, Carmen Machi and Víctor Gutierrez.
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‘Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen’ Review: Camila Morrone Leads a Atmospheric Gothic Horror Series
A bride-to-be travels to her fiancé’s remote family estate, where unsettling encounters and dark secrets cast doubt on her impending marriage. Streaming on Netflix.
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‘Resurrection’ Review: Bi Gan’s Dreamlike Journey Through the History of Cinema (Criterion Channel)
This film by the Chinese director unfolds in multiple segments that pay tribute to different styles from across 20th-century cinema.
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‘Detective Hole’ Review: Jo Nesbø’s Dark Cop Arrives Too Late to the Nordic Noir Boom (Netflix)
A troubled detective hunts a ritualistic serial killer while confronting a corrupt colleague, in a Nordic noir story that feels overly familiar. Streaming on Netflix.
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‘Yes’ Review: Nadav Lapid Pushes Satire to the Brink in His Most Provocative Film Yet
In this political satire set in the aftermath of the October 7, 2023 attacks, a musician collaborates with the Israeli government on a nationalist anthem for the war effort.
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‘Pretty Lethal’ Review: Ballet Meets Brutal Action in a Stylish but Uneven Genre Mashup
A dysfunctional ballet troupe is forced to take shelter when their bus breaks down enroute to a prestigious competition and must use their training to fight back when a gang of armed men target them.
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‘Dear Killer Nannies’ Review: A Coming-of-Age Story Inside a Narco Empire
A boy raised by hitmen navigates childhood and adolescence within Pablo Escobar’s crumbling empire, witnessing violence, betrayal, and a desperate search for escape.



