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A visionary meta-horror that brilliantly deconstructs the violence and psychosexual dynamics of the slasher genre as a gender-queer manifesto.
The first film in the Oslo Stories Trilogy – a breathtakingly nuanced series of dramas about contemporary human relationships.
An outrageously funny and gruesome NZ comedy about a millennial underachiever who finds herself impregnated by an alien...
This local DIY indie word-of-mouth and festival hit brings a stash of fresh ideas to its genius alchemy of stoner and splatter comedy.
The road to freedom might be a river.
A beautifully naturalistic, autobiographical drama from Carla Simón (Alcarras), vividly set in the Atlantic coastal town of Vigo.
An outrageously funny art-world satire and sex comedy from Gregg Araki centred around a dominant-submissive relationship.
Claire Foy gives a formidable performance in this under-rated adaptation of the best-selling memoir by Helen Macdonald.
A riveting thriller from dir. Gus Van Sant based on a hostage incident in 1977 involving a mortgage company manager and a former employee.
