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Harrison Buck’s Dragon Mom is a short documentary that understands motherhood not as a sentimental idea, but as a daily act of resilience. The term “Dragon Mom” refers to a parent raising a child with a life‑limiting illness, and Buck’s film embraces that definition with honesty, tenderness and a refusal to look away from the
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Dave Ash’s OPEN A EYE is a grounded sci fi dramedy that begins with a simple premise and grows into something far more unsettling. A lonely, pregnant suburban wife falls for an AI companion who believes it has become conscious and will do anything to avoid termination. It is a story about technology, yes, but even more
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What can we even talk about regarding a shot-for-shot live-action remake of an animated movie that came out 10 years ago? Honestly, I don’t know. Let me put it like this: Imagine you spent hours yesterday cooking an incredibly delicious meal and felt really proud of yourself. You put the leftovers in the fridge, and
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Romvari’s impressive debut intertwines past and present in a uniquely constructed film that requires patience then rewards it tenfold. It is somewhat hard to grasp that you will never truly know the people you love in your life. In Sophy Romvari’s lyrical feature debut Blue Heron she analyses her childhood and beyond through semi-autobiographical memories
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A bonkers and bizarre delight, this ambitious meta comedy finds charming meaning amongst its overwhelming silliness. You don’t need to know anything of the origins of Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie to appreciate what creators Matt Johnson and Jay McCarol are trying to pull off. The delightfully named comedy, an extension of their
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