The New York Times – Film:
An autistic woman finds independence by training for a hobbyhorse competition in this sweet-and-sour coming-of-age film.
Author: Beatrice Loayza
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‘Evil Dead Burn’ Review: Stop, Drop and Kill
The New York Times – Film:
A dark spirit boils and sears its way through an unhappy family in the latest “Evil Dead” installment.
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‘Romería’ Review: What Actually Happened to Her Parents?
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In this semi-autobiographical drama, a young woman in Spain whose birth parents died of AIDS-related illnesses faces a complicated reunion with her extended family.
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‘Leviticus’ Review: The Shocking Shapes That Love Can Take
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In this Australian chiller, a conversion therapy ritual unleashes shape-shifting ghouls that take the form of desired ones.
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‘Honeyjoon’ Review: Island Healing
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In this strange, sensual dramedy, a lusty 20-something and her grieving Persian-British mother travel to an island resort meant for honeymooners.
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‘Carolina Caroline’ Review: Hearts on the Run
The New York Times – Film:
Samara Weaving and Kyle Gallner are magnetic in this lovers-on-the-lam joint awash in soulful sincerity.
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‘Backrooms’ Review: Lost in the Expansion
The New York Times – Film:
Born from a single unsettling image, this viral horror concept from Kane Parsons wears thin under the weight of a full feature.
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‘Saccharine’ Review: How Far Would You Go to Lose Weight?
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In this supernatural horror movie, a miracle drug made of human ashes upends a medical student’s life.
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‘Silent Friend’ Review: What a Ginkgo Can Teach Us
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Starring Tony Leung Chiu-Wai and Léa Seydoux, this cerebral drama explores the mysteries of plant and human connection.