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Renee Cuisia

Renee Cuisia is the lead curator at A Good Movie to Watch. In her spare time, she likes to watch K-dramas and analyze them to death. She’s also seen You’ve Got Mail one too many times but is still convinced it’s one of the greatest films out there.

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Mrs. Fletcher

7.4

Sexual exploration and coming-of-age for a multi-generational audience

Landscapers

8.0

A true crime drama that dares to break the fourth wall with imaginative and romantic flair

Fantasmas

7.0

Julio Torres’ signature surreal style shines in this weird, fantastic, and star-studded show

Queenie

6.7

Apart from being realistically messy, this quarter-life crisis dramedy doesn’t bring anything new or enjoyable to the plate

Hit Man (2024)

7.4

Strong performances pull off this steamy, thrilling romcom

The Old Oak (2023)

7.9

Ken Loach’s farewell film is a heart-wrenching celebration of community

Hitler and the Nazis: Evil on Trial

7.0

The rise and fall of the Third Reich is chronicled in this comprehensive, if weighty, documentary

How to Rob a Bank (2024)

7.2

A thrilling and surprisingly cinematic account of how one man pulled off a string of heists in Seattle

Equal

7.2

Though it could’ve been smoother, this docuseries turns the spotlight on urgent, overlooked lessons on queer history

Clipped

6.8

An uneven but enjoyable mess about the scandal surrounding former LA Clippers owner Don Sterling

Here We Go

7.6

This dryly funny British family sitcom finds mirth in the mundane

The Great Lillian Hall (2024)

7.2

A powerful showcase for Jessica Lange, this drama is both an ode to theater and a heartbreaking depiction of dementia

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