Fresh was directed by Mimi Cave and was written by Lauryn Kahn. You can find this film on Hulu and it's certainly worth a watch despite it not being the social commentary it tried to be. This is a fine film with an excellent first 30 minutes.

Happening was directed by Audrey Diwan and tells the story of a young women named Anne who is dealing with an unwanted pregnancy in 1960's France. This is a very personal story that tackles a major issue. This is a fantastic film and it's worth your time.

In this episode we'll look at reviews, articles and comments from the director himself and weigh in on these comments and determine if we even watched the same movie.

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Men was directed and written by Alex Garland and is the story of a women escaping to the English country side after a traumatic event. Is this a film about a women's trauma? Is it about toxic masculinity? Or is it just weird for the sake of being weird. We'll discuss that and more on this episode.

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Hatching is a Finnish horror film directed by Hanna Bergholm. This film follows the story of a young girl who can never do anything right in her mothers eyes. But something dark has joined the family and it will change them forever. 

One episode wasn't enough for us. We needed to discuss this fantastic film further. This episode will dive deeper into what this film means and a discussion surrounding it's importance and the internet in general.

"We're all Going to the Worlds Fair" was directed by Jane Schoenbrun and is a masterful depiction of the internet horror culture. It will grab you with its characters and linger with you. This is not a standard horror film with lazy jump scares. It will confront you and leave you asking for more. This is a film that deserved your attention.

Drive my car was directed by Ryusuke Hamaguchi and is based on a short story by the same name. This film won the 2022 Oscar for best international film. While duration of this film might turn many off to it, it is packed with powerful and intimate moments that make the film worth watching.

The Northman is directed by Robert Eggers, the creative mind behind the Witch and the Lighthouse. While the Northman doesn't reach the meditative and psychological peaks of it's predecessors, it is a well made film with a great cast.

Belfast was directed by Kenneth Branagh and was a 2022 best picture nominee. This is a sweet little film surrounded by a serious event told through the eyes of a child. This film feels very personal to Branagh, as if you're watching one of his memories.

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