Releases
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The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping
Francis Lawrence knows something Hollywood keeps forgetting: the best stories aren’t about how someone becomes a hero, but about how heroism destroys you. The same director who showed us Katniss psychologically crumbling in…
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The Next Ones
Dying is inevitable. But what about those who remain? The first day I had to wipe my father’s ass, I lied to myself saying it was the same as when I wiped my…
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Mrs Playmen – When Female Desire Defied the Vatican
How do you sustain an erotic magazine in a country where the Catholic Church watches from the windows of your own editorial office? Where does sexual emancipation end and the objectification of the…
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Edgar Wright’s The Running Man
How would you survive if your only option to save your daughter meant becoming prey for professional hunters before millions of spectators? How long would you last if every step you took was…
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Beauty That Devours Its Own Soul
Can a monster be beautiful if his loneliness is so devastating it pierces through the screen? Is it possible for a film’s visual perfection to become its own curse? Guillermo del Toro doesn’t…
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Those Who Don’t Sleep NASH
What ancestral secrets hide in places where no one wants to look? In the Quiet Valleys of Navarra, forensic psychologist Nash Elizondo descends into the Legarrea chasm to document a legend about witchcraft.…
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A Poet
What happens when talent isn’t enough, when dreams rust, and the art that once defined you becomes your personal ghost? Simón Mesa Soto delivers a film that hurts precisely because it doesn’t lie: “A…
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Dracula A Love Tale
Luc Besson reimagines Dracula as a tragic romantic figure consumed by grief, obsession and desire. Dracula A Love Tale mixes gothic horror, eroticism and eternal longing into one of the most visually seductive…
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Tron – Ares
Tron Ares updates the legendary sci-fi saga with a visually stunning exploration of artificial intelligence, digital identity and the fear of conscious machines crossing into reality.
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Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein: The Lost Child Netflix Needed
Why do we need another Frankenstein movie? Because Guillermo del Toro spent 18 years chasing this version, from 2007 when Universal said no, until Netflix finally gave him $120 million and total creative…
