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2021

★★★★★ Watched 07 Jun 2025

Joachim Trier does more than tell a story in The Worst Person in the World. He holds up a mirror, both unsettling and quietly comforting, to the contradictory spectrum of human experience. Julie’s journey is neither a triumph nor a collapse, but a far more nuanced and elusive state: drifting. She moves between selves with a tender grace, trying on identities like clothes she once hoped would fit. From medicine to psychology and photography, from serious relationships to fleeting ions…

1988

★★★★★ 1

Told through silence and sorrow, Grave of the Fireflies unfolds like a mournful lullaby, a delicate elegy to love and loss, tracing the fragile journey of two souls, adrift in the aftermath of devastation, bound by blood and by the persistence of hope that flickers ever fainter with each ing day. It is a film that offers itself with raw honesty and a profound stillness, allowing the gravity of what remains unspoken to settle deeply into the viewer’s chest, like…

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1994

★★★★★ Liked 7

Brooks was here.

There’s something truly devastating about that particular scene. The one where we find something that’s been completely lost, the soul of a man no longer recognizing his own body, his way of living. Hope no longer visible to the eye, the freedom that a cloistered human so long dreams of never materializes into anything that is of any true meaning to him due to the inability to adjust to new times, to a new life, after spending…

2017

★★★★½ Liked 8

Raise your words, not your voice. It is rain that makes the flowers grow, not thunder.

Through its refreshing 2D animation style, The Breadwinner takes us on an emotional and striking journey through a story we wish was only fiction.

I'm beyond words. The Breadwinner is harsh, violent and, most of all, real. It doesn't lie about what happens, it doesn't disguise the disrespect towards women or the lack of human rights that, unfortunately, haunts today's landscape and that is…

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