What are you watching tonight?

Women's time as radical cinema. Two films that demand you watch a woman exist on her own terms.

Watching someone disappear. Two films about the devastating process of losing someone while they are still alive.

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.

Men walking toward death in the West. Two anti-Westerns about dying slowly in a landscape that does not care.

Alien zones. Two films about beings in environments where nothing works the way it should.

Dystopias whispered, not shouted. Your body, your identity, someone else's property.

First contact as wonder, not war. Two films that believe meeting the other could transform us.

Blomkamp's inequality sci-fi. Two films about segregation, privilege, and the violence of keeping people out.

Pixar's small creatures with big hearts. Two films about tiny beings who refuse to let the world define what they can do.

Pixar's meaning of life. Two films about the devastating realization that what you were chasing was never the point.

Stop-motion absurdity. Two films that are so ridiculous they transcend comedy and become something close to art.

Disney daughters defying parents. Two films about young women who escape their towers and their oceans to discover who they really are.