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Has television been trying to brainwash you by subtly conditioning you to engage in certain...
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Earlier this week, a headline from IndieWire caught my eye: “What the Hell Is Indie Slop? How...
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COMING TO DAILY WIRE+! Run Hide Fight: Infidels is a gripping political action-thriller from...
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TORONTO INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL 2026 REVIEW! Writer and director Ang Geck Geck...
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What does a small Indonesian village do when its sole source of food and income is slowly dying...
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Director Indrajit Das's LegXpression opens on the line, "The body may move, but the soul often...
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Christopher Krueger's The Lone Road proves that running from your problems means running...
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There’s something quietly heartbreaking about a handwritten letter. It travels across oceans...
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What happens when a girl is followed by a dog looking for a home? In Danny LeGare's Not My Dog,...
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Jason Nancarrow's directorial debut, Carousel, throws you into a Dallas in the not-so-distant...
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SXSW FILM FESTIVAL 2026 REVIEW! At the XR Experience Competition, Cycle, a philosophical...
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In comedy, a fine line separates brilliance from stupidity. Will Dustin Muenchow's comedy...
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VASHON ISLAND FILM FESTIVAL 2026 REVIEW! In our ever-changing society, about how we should...
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Isolation begins sometime in the future. We’re introduced to 3176, real name Logan (James...
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The best documentaries focus on newsworthy people who do great things and then break down how...
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In September 2026, Sony removed 551 StudioCanal movies and shows from UK and European PlayStation Store accounts. Terminator 2, Pan’s...
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Ipshita Bhattacharyya's documentary short, From Fields to Flight, opens with a question: What happens when a woman decides she...
If your bingo card had haunted hallucinogenic hard drug Christmas on it, you have won big time with the impressive indie...
Date night becomes fight night in director Andrew de Burgh’s The Jazz Club, a 90-minute verbal wrestling match between a man...