Héctor G. Oesterheld’s “El Eternauta” Gets a Powerful Adaptation
In the long-awaited Argentinean adaptation of the iconic science fiction novel, Netflix’s “El Eternauta” celebrates a collective hero.
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“Dying for Sex” Is a Radiant Exploration of Female Desire in the Face of Death
“Dying for Sex” is a bold, unflinching story about not just about dying, but also about finally learning how to live.
“On Swift Horses” Wins With its Latino Supporting Characters
“On Swift Horses” has two, multidimensional queer Latino supporting characters – and the film does right by them.
“The Handmaid’s Tale” Ends, but We’re Not Done Yet
The US has always had echoes of Gilead so perhaps there’s something to learn in the final season of “The Handmaid’s Tale.”
“Andor” is Back and as Anti-Trump as Ever
Diego Luna’s “Andor” is at its best when it’s critiquing authoritarianism, reflecting and skewering today’s MAGA politics.
“Sinners” Masterfully Makes White People Ego the Problem
“Sinners” is a fun vampire flick that expands into a profound exploration of racism, community, and what signifies freedom.
“North of North” Brings the Perspective of Modern Inuk Women to Netflix
Netflix’s “North of North” gives us the Arctic like TV has never shown it before, thanks to the Inuk women at the helm.
What You Need To Know for ‘The Last of Us’ Season Two
All of us who love “The Last of Us” just want season two to be as terrifying, painful, raw, and beautiful as the first. HBO may just deliver.
“The Goldsmith’s Secret,” Because Love is Timeless
The Spanish film, “The Goldsmith’s Secret,” goes beyond an epic romance, weaving together themes of feminism, patriarchy, and resoluteness.
“Freaky Tales” is the Anti-Racist Revenge Fantasy We Need
If there’s one thing we need, it’s a gory revenge fantasy against white supremacists. Enter “Freaky Tales.”