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The perfect Irish comedy.

A sweet and easy coming-of-age comedy.

A gorgeous, warm Italian comedy about a special kind of sleepover.

The cry of a generation reckoning with aging in today's world.

A tender coming-of-age drama.

The documentary event of the year.

Mark Ruffalo excels in an outrageous but important story.

A realistic Brazilian drama on the resilience of women.

Apocalypse Now on magic mushrooms.

Forget everything you think you know about the Satanic Temple.

Wizardry in documentary filmmaking and in soccer.

This is a gripping and incredibly well-made documentary about the demise of the last two Brazilian presidents, Luiz Inácio “Lula” da Silva (2003-2011) and Dilma Rousseff (2011-2016). The first is now in prison, while the second was impeached. The Edge of Democracy is narrated in English by the filmmaker, Petra Costa, a renown Brazilian director. Costa intertwines her family history with Brazil’s, as her parents were activists who were sent to jail in the ‘70s (her mother was held in the same facility as ex-president Rousseff). This grounds the documentary and turns it into a personal story that illustrates the bigger political picture. The Edge of Democracy knows that you don’t know much about Brazilian politics, but makes that a source of suspense rather than a disadvantage. It’s a perfect instructive watch.

The Oscar-nominated unconventional animation.

A devastating, unlikely story.

French City of God.

A cinematic achivement and a difficult portrayal.

Shot in black and white to be the best dialogue-driven, character-study film it can be; Blue Jay stars Sarah Paulson and Mark Duplass in a cozy, slow-burning film. Their characters, respectively Amanda and Jim, are former high-school sweethearts who run into each other in their hometown 20 years later. They talk, they get coffee, and then beer and jelly beans, until they find themselves to Jim’s mother’s house. As they familiarize themselves again, and the movie moves forward, it abandons its romantic chops to become a truly heartfelt and real film. A revelation of a movie.