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Editor’s Pick

Horror

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Pulse + Suicide Club
Japanese disconnection horror, 2001. Two films about a country watching its young people disappear into screens and off rooftops.
Scream + The Cabin in the Woods
Horror that knows it is horror. Meta, funny, and still genuinely scary.
Impetigore + Satan's Slaves
Joko Anwar's Indonesian nightmares. Two films that prove Southeast Asian horror deserves a permanent seat at the table.
28 Days Later + World War Z
Fast zombies. The indie film that started the revolution and the blockbuster that went global with it.

Arthouse

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Zama + Waiting for the Barbarians
Colonial officers waiting. Two films about men stranded at the edge of empires that have already forgotten they exist.
Werckmeister Harmonies + The Turin Horse
Bela Tarr's slow apocalypse. Two films about the end of the world happening not with a bang but with an unbearably long, beautiful whimper.
Drive My Car + Lost in Translation
Connection in foreign places. Language barriers, emotional breakthroughs.
Parasite + Burning
Korean class cinema. Two films about the distance between rich and poor measured in fury.

Animation

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Minions + Penguins of Madagascar
Sidekicks get the spotlight. Two films about comedic supporting characters who prove they can carry a movie.
The Incredibles + Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse
Animated superhero families. Two films about discovering power runs in the family.
Wolf Children + Boyhood
The full journey of parenthood. Two films about watching your children become people and realizing your job is to disappear.
Coco + Encanto
Latin American family magic. Two Disney films about the songs and secrets that hold families together.

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