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'Viva Carmen' Review: Animated Adaptation Reimagines Bizet's Opera as a Vibrant Family Film

A review of the French animated feature 'Viva Carmen,' directed by Sébastien Laudenbach, which adapts Bizet's opera 'Carmen' as a children's film. The review highlights the audacious move of downplaying the music in favor of narrative, and notes the opera's versatile history of f

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Variety·13h ago·4 min read

'Obsession' Review: Curry Barker's Horror Debut Delivers a Contemporary Monkey's Paw Tale

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'Backrooms' Film Review: Kane Parsons Turns Creepypasta Into Existential Horror Cinema

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'The Last Viking' Review: Mads Mikkelsen Shines in Anders Thomas Jensen's Eccentric Tonal Blend

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Variety2d ago

'Power Ballad' Review: Carney's Latest Musical with Rudd and Jonas Revisits Familiar Themes

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IndieWire2d ago

Review: Kore-eda's 'Sheep in the Box' struggles with its sci-fi premise

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"Time and Water" Review: Sara Dosa's Poetic Documentary Elegy for Iceland's Lost Glacier

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IndieWire3d ago

'Renoir' Review: Chie Hayakawa's Gentle Coming-of-Age Drama Explores Grief in 1980s Japan

Chie Hayakawa's "Renoir" is a low-key coming-of-age drama set in 1980s Japan, following a young girl confronting her father's imminent death. The film, reviewed at the 2025 Cannes Film Festival, takes a diaphanous and cuter approach to mortality compared to Hayakawa's debut "Plan

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IndieWire·3d ago·6 min read

Cannes 2026 Review: Ira Sachs' 'The Man I Love' Showcases Rami Malek's Most Captivating Performance

A review of Ira Sachs' film "The Man I Love" premiering at the 2026 Cannes Film Festival, which features Rami Malek in a transformative performance as a gay stage actor in 1980s New York City. The article praises Malek's nuanced, vulnerable portrayal and Sachs' intimate direction

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Decider·3d ago·6 min read

'Victorian Psycho' Review: Zachary Wigon's Horror Comedy Fails to Deliver Scares or Laughs

A review of Zachary Wigon's horror comedy 'Victorian Psycho,' which premiered at Cannes' Un Certain Regard program. The film stars Maika Monroe as an unhinged governess in 19th-century England, but the review finds it neither frightening nor funny enough to succeed. The critic no

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Variety·3d ago·5 min read

'Backrooms' Review: Kane Parsons' A24 Horror Debut Blends Found-Footage with Liminal Space Terror

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IndieWire5d ago

'Backrooms' Review: Kane Parsons' Feature Debut Brings YouTuber Horror to A24 with Chiwetel Ejiofor

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Deadline5d ago

'Pressure' Review: Brendan Fraser's Eisenhower Drama Falls Flat Despite Strong Opening

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IndieWire5d ago

'Forever Your Maternal Animal' Review: A Family Drama That Takes a Surreal Turn

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Variety6d ago

'The Birthday Party' Review: Léa Mysius' Tense Thriller Elevated by Monica Bellucci's Performance

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IndieWire9d ago

'The Dreamed Adventure' Review: Grisebach's Slow-Burn Western Set in Bulgarian Bordertown Debuts at Cannes

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IndieWire9d ago

'Coward' Review: Lukas Dhont's WWI Drama Explores Queer Repression Through Tender Soldier Romance

Lukas Dhont's "Coward" is a visually arresting WWI drama about two Belgian soldiers who fall in love on the battlefield. The film explores the contradictory idea that the violence of war both enables and protects their queer attraction. Starring newcomers Valentin Campagne and Em

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IndieWire·9d ago·5 min read

Sundance 2026: Natalie Erika James' 'Saccharine' Blends Body Horror with Generational Trauma

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IndieWire9d ago