In the year’s two best films (so far), giant red pandas and infinite multiverses make way for expertly delivered themes on generational divides and finding one’s identity. …
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‘Everything Everywhere All At Once' explores the grief of my lesbian identity remaining unrecognized by my mother.…
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The queer pirate rom-com’s main antagonist perfectly encapsulates the struggles of contemporary queer fiction to carve and preserve a space of its own in heteronormative media.…
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‘Lost Highway’ explores many of Lynch’s well-known idiosyncrasies and thematic and visual obsessions.…
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Mimi Cave’s genre-bending feature film debut ‘Fresh’ perfectly captures patriarchal violence but fails to provide an equally subversive argument about the issue.…
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Alongside its arthouse dramas and dark fantasy films, Norway has, since 2015, also produced disaster movies on a scale that both replicates and rivals Hollywood’s end-of-the-world fare.…
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There is no greater perfectionist in the world of film than Hideaki Anno. In revisions, 'Evangelion' evolved to become the seminal work it’s known as today.…
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While Batman has continuously operated on an idealized internal devotion to justice, his secondary battles lie within his misdiagnosed mental illnesses and accumulated trauma. …
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It took courage for Neo to become “The One.” Now, it takes everything in him to ask Trinity out on a coffee date.…
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Gal Gadot's sometimes absurd line deliveries and theatrical onscreen choices prove her potential to become an unlikely Queen of Camp.…
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