Yorgos Lanthimos takes paranoia to its breaking point in BUGONIA — a cynical, darkly funny thriller where conspiracy meets consumption. Emma Stone plays a CEO who may or may not be an alien orchestrating humanity’s downfall. It’s claustrophobic, biting, and frighteningly relevant.

Hey Film Friends, this week we’re going deep into BUGONIA, the latest from Yorgos Lanthimos, a full-blown paranoid thriller about conspiracy, control, and collapse. Think Save the Green Planet filtered through The Favourite’s precision and Poor Things’ unease.

Two true believers become convinced that a powerful CEO (Emma Stone) is an alien orchestrating humanity’s downfall. What unfolds is a spiral of distrust, echo chambers, and corporate manipulation, a mirror to our modern obsession with screens, algorithms, and the illusion of activism.

We’re talking:🎥 Jesse Plemons at near career-best.👽 Emma Stone as a powerful pharmaceutical CEO. 💀 A satire of right-wing conspiracy culture and performative activism.🎧 Paranoia-soaked sound design and claustrophobic cinematography.

Yorgos makes paranoia literal here, and while not every idea lands cleanly, the result is a bold, bleak, and unforgettable piece of social horror.

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