Under Streetlights (2024)

Danielle Loy’s feature film debut, Under Streetlights, transcends typical coming-of-age narratives; it's a vibrant, musically infused journey that breaks boundaries and forges connections, creating an unforgettable cinematic experience that resonates on multiple levels. From the very first scene, the seamless transitions between moments captivate you, keeping the narrative flow visually dynamic and emotionally engaging. The use of color throughout adds emotional depth to each landscape, with Central Australia providing a rich backdrop.

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Chainsaws Were Singing (2024) #FantasticFest

Chainsaws Were Singing is a wildly inventive and absurd blend of horror, comedy, and musical, brought to life by Estonian director Sander Maran. This film feels tailor-made for cult status, packed with outrageous humor, splatter-filled moments, and catchy musical numbers that will resonate with fans of midnight movies. The story centers on Maria, whose terrible day takes an unexpected turn when she meets Tom, a man attempting to take his own life.

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Cyrano (2021)

Director Joe Wright has a history of appropriating great works of literature for his movies. His Pride and Prejudice and Anna Karenina demonstrate a healthy regard for the original material, while still infusing them with his own dreamy style. Wright's successful track record continues here with Cyrano.

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