What are you watching tonight?

Screens that change your body. Two films about the terrifying idea that what you watch can rewire you permanently.

Body hijacking. Two films about the horror and absurdity of someone else living inside your skin.

The familiar made alien. Two films about places that take what you know and turn it into something unrecognizable.

Nolan's obsessive puzzles. Two films about men whose stories are as twisted as their minds.

Marriage as battlefield. Two eras, same theme: hell hath no fury.

Exploiting tragedy for profit. Two films about men who discover that other people's pain is the most valuable commodity.

Media eating itself. Two films about people who discover that chaos is the most valuable product.

Greed in the snow. Two films about ordinary people who make one bad decision and watch everything spiral into murder.

1950s women defying convention. Two films about desire that their era refused to acknowledge.

Weerasethakul's supernatural Thailand. Two films that exist between waking and dreaming, between the living and the dead, in a space only Thai cinema seems to access.

The process of dying. Two films that show death not as a dramatic event but as a slow, humiliating, administrative procedure.

Secret sexual lives. Two films about the desire that respectable people hide from the world and sometimes from themselves.