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Dark Comedy

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Barton Fink + Adaptation.
Writers losing their minds. Two films about the creative process as a special kind of psychological torture.
Don't Look Up + Idiocracy
Humanity too stupid to save itself. Two films about the comedy of extinction.
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri + In Bruges
McDonagh's grieving fighters. Two films about people who channel their pain into the most inappropriate behavior possible.
Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance) + The Disaster Artist
Art as delusion. Two films about men who believe in their vision when nobody else does.

Romance

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La La Land + The Umbrellas of Cherbourg
Love or dreams? Two musicals that refuse to give you both.
Love Actually + Valentine's Day
Ensemble romance. Two films that prove love is happening everywhere, all at once.
Atonement + The English Patient
Wartime love destroyed. Two epic romances about couples consumed by desire in a world determined to tear them apart.
Past Lives + The Worst Person in the World
Lives not lived. Two films about the ghost of every choice you did not make and every person you almost became.

Arthouse

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The Lighthouse + A Field in England
Madness in black and white. Isolation as horror.
Seven Samurai + The Magnificent Seven
The original and the Western. Two films that prove a perfect story can survive translation across continents and centuries.
Toni Erdmann + The Square
European professional humiliation. Two films about the moment polite society cracks and everyone is exposed as ridiculous.
Solaris + Arrival
Alien contact as emotional reckoning. Two films where the real discovery is not out there but inside you.

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