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    Estefanía Contreras and Silvia Del Carmen Castaños' Hummingbirds
    Film Review
    Winner of the Generation Grand Jury Prize at the Berlinale, Estefanía Contreras and Silvia Del Carmen Castaños' film is a beautiful look at growing up in liminal spaces.
    Natalia Dyer in Chestnut
    Film Review
    Jac Cron's debut offers a telling preview of what the future might hold for the kids from Hawkins — or at least for the actors who played them.
    Sophie Dupuis' 'Solo'
    Film Review
    A backstage drama set at a Montreal drag club, Dupuis' latest gem is a love letter to drag that skirts past cliche in favor of nuanced celebration.
    Queens of Drama
    Cannes
    Cannes: More "Vox Lux" than "A Star Is Born," Alexis Langlois' film heralds the arrival of a thrillingly subversive new French talent.
    Eiko Ishibashi and Director Ryûsuke Hamaguchi
    Hamaguchi and composer Ishibashi Eiko reimagine the director's cut with "Gift," a daring new version of "Evil Does Not Exist" that stands to reinvigorate cinema through its use of live music.
    Spy x Family Code: White
    Anime
    The first "Spy x Family" movie pivots the TV series towards rich food porn and thin adventure.
    EXHUMA, from left: YOO Hae-jin, CHOI Min-sik, 2024. © Well Go USA Entertainment / Courtesy Everett Collection
    An Excavation Investigation
    Filmmaker Jang Jae-hyun's third feature has handily knocked off massive American hits and is coming for another homegrown talent's box office crown.
    (L-R): Gambit (voiced by AJ LoCascio), Rogue (voiced by Lenore Zann), Jubilee (voiced by Holly Chou), Storm (voiced by Alison Sealy-Smith), Wolverine (voiced by Cal Dodd), Beast (voiced by George Buza), Morph (voiced by JP Karliak), and Bishop (voiced by Isaac Robinson-Smith) in Marvel Animation's X-MEN '97. Photo courtesy of Marvel Animation. © 2024 MARVEL.
    opinion
    It wasn't until much later that I would come to understand the central, oft-discussed metaphor that underpins the X-Men's entire existence beyond spandex; that they're hated and feared simply for being different.
    The Last Year of Darkness
    MUBI
    Ben Mullinkosson's intimate documentary follows a group of DJs, ravers, and drag performers in Chengdu whose local hangout comes under threat.
    Glitter & Doom
    Film Review
    This raw, queer jukebox musical crams 25 Indigo Girls songs into a clumsy but winningly sincere love story about a musician and an aspiring clown.
    "The Visitor"
    Berlin
    Berlin: LaBruce confronts British right-wing ideology with a retelling of Pier Paolo Pasolini's "Teorema."
    Tótem
    Film Review
    Observing a family in chaos through the eyes of a seven-year-old girl, "Tótem" cements Avilés as a major voice of Mexican cinema.
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    A weekly digest that captures the best of our Top of the Line coverage.

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