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4/5
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Wasteman
(2025)
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Stefan Pape
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This is a brilliant but excruciating piece of contemporary British filmmaking and one that rarely lets up.
Posted Apr 21, 2026
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4/5
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A Gorilla Story: Told by David Attenborough
(2026)
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Kat Halstead
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There are plenty of nature documentaries to choose from, but what Attenborough uniquely brings to the table is a sense of personal connection, reverence, and respect toward the subjects he studies.
Posted Apr 21, 2026
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3/5
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Hamlet
(2025)
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Kat Halstead
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Ahmed is really the selling point of this London-set adaptation of Shakespeare's classic play, stepping into the iconic role with a fitting intensity and sense of danger just barely under control.
Posted Apr 21, 2026
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4/5
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I Swear
(2025)
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Kat Halstead
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Based on the real-life experiences of Scottish Tourette's campaigner Davidson, this award-winning film is at once heart wrenching and hopeful.
Posted Apr 21, 2026
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2/5
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A Magnificent Life
(2025)
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Tom Cassidy
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The low-stakes, unhurried wander through Pagnol's life events is unlikely to enthrall anyone who isn't already drawn to the subject.
Posted Apr 21, 2026
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4/5
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We Are Guardians
(2023)
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Christie Cronan
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Timely and convincing, this documentary urges collective responsibility and action to save the Amazon rainforest with a creative new approach.
Posted Apr 21, 2026
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3/5
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Mudborn
(2025)
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Jose Solís
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A ghost story built around VR headsets, security cameras, and a pregnant woman under supernatural threat has every reason to feel overstuffed, but the elements surprisingly work here.
Posted Apr 21, 2026
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4/5
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Jerry West: The Logo
(2026)
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Barbara Shulgasser
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This is a heartfelt and absorbing movie about respect.
Posted Apr 21, 2026
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3/5
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Roommates
(2026)
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Jennifer Green
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Despite some unhealthy messages about college life and an unnecessary outside narration, this film has highs as well as lows.
Posted Apr 21, 2026
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2/5
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Nobody Dumps My Daughter
(2024)
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Barbara Shulgasser
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To the degree that Nobody Dumps My Daughter incites outrage and incredulity in the viewer, this movie is a success.
Posted Apr 21, 2026
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2/5
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18th Rose
(2026)
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Barbara Shulgasser
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This film ultimately tells the sad story of serious illness, but it does so childishly and by way of a unlikely romance.
Posted Apr 21, 2026
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2/5
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Balls Up
(2026)
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Jennifer Green
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This film is satisfied with building on the existing Farrelly canon of buddy movies with good hearts and middle school humor. If you keep them low enough, your expectations will be completely met.
Posted Apr 21, 2026
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3/5
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Lainey Wilson: Keepin' Country Cool
(2026)
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Jennifer Green
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This is a warm portrayal of a rising country star who opens up about mental health struggles and the challenges of making it in the music world.
Posted Apr 21, 2026
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3/5
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Mile End Kicks
(2025)
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Tara McNamara
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This coming-of-age dramedy is a release of pent-up messages to young women, delivered with sharp humor and genuine laugh-out-loud moments.
Posted Apr 21, 2026
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A Beautiful Mind
(2001)
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Weiting Liu
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The film is still a Hollywood interpretation of real-life Nash's story—one that some viewers, particularly those with lived experience of mental illness, may find overly glamorized.
Posted Apr 21, 2026
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4/5
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Lorne
(2026)
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Sandie Angulo Chen
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This is an entertaining, funny, and insightful documentary about a difficult-to-capture producing legend.
Posted Apr 21, 2026
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3/5
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The Giant Falls
(2026)
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Jose Solís
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Familiar almost to a fault, this Argentinean film is still a moving drama with a few lovely surprises.
Posted Apr 14, 2026
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2/5
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It Takes a Village
(2026)
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Barbara Shulgasser
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This is of those movies in which everyone involved seems to think that actors pretending to be idiots is somehow going to be charming. This assumption is incorrect.
Posted Apr 14, 2026
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3/5
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Humint
(2026)
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Jose Solís
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Uneven but ultimately rewarding, this South Korean spy thriller takes a long time to become the movie it promises to be.
Posted Apr 14, 2026
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3/5
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Thrash
(2026)
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Jennifer Green
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Clunky opening dialogues give way surprisingly quickly to an action-packed, belief-suspending disaster film.
Posted Apr 14, 2026
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2/5
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Husband, Father, Killer: The Alyssa Pladl Story
(2024)
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Barbara Shulgasser
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Lifetime dramas are usually simplistic and melodramatic, yet watchable, but this one is an outlier, mixing stiff acting, dreadful dialogue, and confusing direction.
Posted Apr 14, 2026
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3/5
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Outcome
(2026)
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Jennifer Green
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This send-up of the pitfalls of fame has a star-studded cast and some funny moments, but it seems unsure of the overall tone it wants to convey.
Posted Apr 14, 2026
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4/5
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Feel My Voice
(2026)
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Jose Solís
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Warm, moving, and more emotionally precise than you might expect, this Italian family drama finds real life inside a story many viewers will already know.
Posted Apr 14, 2026
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4/5
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Oddball
(2015)
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Barbara Shulgasser
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This is a great family-friendly movie that will also charm watch-along parents.
Posted Apr 14, 2026
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2/5
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Giving Hope: The Ni'Cola Mitchell Story
(2023)
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Barbara Shulgasser
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The achievements of the real person it profiles—a seemingly generous, talented, civic-minded, philanthropic writer—merits a good movie. But this is not that.
Posted Apr 14, 2026
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4/5
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Noah Kahan: Out of Body
(2026)
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Jennifer Green
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Compared with the stack of musician documentaries that have landed on the streaming market in recent years, this one is rawer and more open, making it more interesting.
Posted Apr 14, 2026
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4/5
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Rad
(1986)
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Christie Cronan
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The film's campy 1980s nostalgia, featured BMX stunts, and underdog heart form a winning combo in this classic cult sports drama.
Posted Apr 14, 2026
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3/5
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PH-1
(2026)
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Tara McNamara
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With this down and dirty political thriller, Kassen makes viewers ponder who among us is truly "clean."
Posted Apr 14, 2026
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3/5
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You, Me & Tuscany
(2026)
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Tara McNamara
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This romantic Italian adventure is like a grocery store cannoli: It's sweet, convenient, and easy to gobble up, even if you know in your heart it's not actually good.
Posted Apr 14, 2026
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4/5
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She Dances
(2025)
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Sandie Angulo Chen
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What could have been dismissed as little more than a family vanity project is instead a memorably layered and well-acted exploration of the transformative power of dance, the challenges of grief, and the joy of watching a child grow into adulthood.
Posted Apr 14, 2026
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4/5
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The Christophers
(2025)
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Stefan Pape
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The Christophers is a compelling, intimate film, closer in feel to a stage play than a thriller, anchored by two remarkable performances from McKellen and Coel.
Posted Apr 07, 2026
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3/5
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The Truth and Tragedy of Moriah Wilson
(2026)
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Jennifer Green
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This is an emotional recreation of the loss and investigation into the murder of a beloved young woman with a promising cycling career.
Posted Apr 07, 2026
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2/5
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Eat Pray Bark
(2026)
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Barbara Shulgasser
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This film is a curiosity and might disappoint kids assuming the movie is about cute furry friends. Most dog-related movies at least have adorable dogs to focus on. Here, the animals are secondary to a bunch of mostly unpleasant and neurotic humans.
Posted Apr 07, 2026
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4/5
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Pizza Movie
(2026)
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Jennifer Green
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This is a druggy college comedy for older teens and adults that hits just the right notes of goofy ridiculousness without falling into the same old Gen Z stereotypes.
Posted Apr 07, 2026
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4/5
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Sirāt
(2025)
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Jennifer Green
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This tragic, strange, beautifully-filmed, hypnotic movie is both hard to watch and tough to take your eyes off.
Posted Apr 07, 2026
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3/5
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Love, Ted Bundy
(2026)
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Christie Cronan
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Edna Martin's untold story in Love, Ted Bundy is a sympathetic attempt to seek justice and healing on an initially pure premise, but is unfortunately cheapened by the obvious money grab.
Posted Apr 07, 2026
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2/5
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The Red Line
(2026)
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Jose Solís
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Uneven and overlong, this thriller keeps circling stronger ideas than the ones it actually develops.
Posted Apr 07, 2026
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1/5
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If I Can't Have You
(2023)
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Barbara Shulgasser
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The plot clearly has not been worked out. A murder is committed with no plausible explanation for why. A man stalks a woman with no plausible explanation for why. The characters generally behave like unsupervised 11-year-olds.
Posted Apr 07, 2026
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3/5
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The Land of Sometimes
(2025)
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Christie Cronan
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With animation as beautiful and as colorful as the British accents, The Land of Sometimes offers whimsy, catchy songs, and plenty to keep its target audience entertained.
Posted Apr 07, 2026
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4/5
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Caterpillar
(2023)
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Christie Cronan
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Revealing so much more than the dangers of eye color cosmetic surgery, this film exposes our blindness to real transformation and healing.
Posted Apr 07, 2026
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3/5
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The Super Mario Galaxy Movie
(2026)
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Tara McNamara
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This hectic sibling sequel offers family fun and fan service. But there's nothing particularly memorable about The Super Mario Galaxy Movie—except that, like a power-up block, it sets up the next level in the film franchise it's still building.
Posted Apr 07, 2026
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5/5
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The Drama
(2026)
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Tara McNamara
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The Drama is a rare film that makes you laugh, gasp, and rethink the way we treat each other—and it lingers in a way that just might last a lifetime.
Posted Apr 07, 2026
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3/5
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Hannah Montana 20th Anniversary Special
(2026)
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Fernanda Camargo
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Fans of the series will enjoy both the celebration of the past and the acknowledgement of how we got here, "mixing it all together" in a way only Hannah Montana could.
Posted Mar 31, 2026
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3/5
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Alpha
(2025)
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Tom Cassidy
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This French body-horror drama quietly conjures an atmosphere of dread and anxiety, rooted in virus paranoia and substance addiction.
Posted Mar 31, 2026
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3/5
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Holy Days
(2026)
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Kat Halstead
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There's nothing that particularly sets Holy Days apart from similar films, but it's a warm, enjoyable romp with likable characters and an impish spirit.
Posted Mar 31, 2026
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2/5
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Bone Keeper
(2026)
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Kat Halstead
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At times this horror film feels like a pastiche of the genre, but isn't particularly funny or openly self-referential.
Posted Mar 31, 2026
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1/5
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Dhurandhar: The Revenge
(2026)
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Sakhi Thirani
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Much like the first film, Aditya Dhar's action sequel is a montage of gore and violence, guns and grenades.
Posted Mar 31, 2026
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4/5
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The Rise of the Red Hot Chili Peppers: Our Brother, Hillel
(2026)
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Jennifer Green
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This is a sensitive piece of filmmaking with insights into the band's origins as well as how its members today, once head-banging punk rockers, now feel about their lives and legacies.
Posted Mar 31, 2026
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3/5
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BTS: THE RETURN
(2026)
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Jennifer Green
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Not much new is gleaned about the band members, and scenes of them hanging out, sharing meals, talking about what fame means to them, and writing songs don't offer much to appeal to non-fans.
Posted Mar 31, 2026
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3/5
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53 Sundays
(2026)
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Jennifer Green
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In an era where films looking for an international audience are increasingly less nuanced and more heavily action-oriented, Spanish director Cesc Gay moves in a completely different direction.
Posted Mar 31, 2026
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