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An art student struggles to create an authentic self-portrait. Every attempt feels depersonalized and detached. To make something honest, she'll need to knock down a few walls, open a few doors, and fight off a few monsters. Does that resonate with you? Struggling through the creative process because it requires facing parts of yourself you'd rather avoid? If not—first of all, congratulations—then

If a random internet troll messaged you out of the blue claiming they’re going to shoot up a school, would you shrug it off and say “yeah right,” or would you do something about it? This is the question writer/director Oscar Boyson (Good Time, Uncut Gems, Frances Ha) asked when conceptualizing Our Hero, Balthazar. Inspired by the events of the Uvalde shooting in Texas, where the shooter admitted h

Now this is what we need in 2026: big moustaches, slow-burn romances, 80s hits, and David Tennant owning the screen as a conniving, revenge-seeking, philandering television executive. The talented (and downright attractive) cast of Rivals' second season successfully turns a raunchy, morally-technicolour drama into a heavy-hitting romance with some excellent needle drops and potent conflicts remini

Yesterday, I saw the most recent Jim Jarmusch film, Father Mother Sister Brother (2025). I live in South America, so I couldn't watch it earlier. The film was released in this hemisphere five months after its first time rolling on a screen, in Italy, December, 2025. I've been following Jarmusch's work since my teenage years, while falling in love with all kinds of movies. So I have a pretty comple