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Editor’s Pick

Horror

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A Quiet Place + The Silence
Silence as survival. Two films about the same terrifying premise explored from different angles.
The Witch + The Lighthouse
Robert Eggers double bill. Historical horror that makes you grateful to live in the present.
28 Days Later + Train to Busan
Fast zombies, real emotion. Two films that proved the undead genre still has legs.
Us + Parasite
The underground fights back. Two 2019 masterpieces about the people living beneath you.

Animation

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Tokyo Godfathers + 3 Men and a Baby
Misfits with a baby. Two films about the most unprepared people in the world discovering they are exactly what a child needs.
Grave of the Fireflies + Barefoot Gen
Animated atomic devastation. Two Japanese films about children surviving the worst thing humanity has ever done.
In This Corner of the World + Grave of the Fireflies
Japanese civilians in WWII. Two animated films about the war happening not on battlefields but in kitchens, bedrooms, and the quiet spaces between air raids.
Ratatouille + The Tale of The Princess Kaguya
Unlikely artists. Two films about creatures who reach beyond their station to touch something beautiful.

Sci-Fi

 · 200 pairings
Arrival + Dune
Villeneuve's burden of perception. Two films about people who see more than anyone else and pay the price.
Alien + Aliens
Alien double bill. The horror original and the action sequel that together created cinema's greatest franchise shift.
Children of Men + The Road
The apocalypse, told with tenderness. What are we willing to protect?
Nope + Close Encounters of the Third Kind
The sky: source of wonder or terror? Spielberg and Peele disagree brilliantly.

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