As a new month begins, we have an exciting lineup of films hitting theatres, from Yorgos Lanthimos' latest project to indie darlings from Canadian directors, there are some great films to add to your watchlist.
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It’s a new month, and that means new movies are hitting theaters. I’m going to run through four films that are either worth checking out based on my own viewing or have significant buzz and anticipation surrounding them.
I Saw the TV Glow is the second feature film from director Jane Schoenbrun. They exploded onto the indie scene in 2021 with We’re All Going to the World’s Fair, a low-budget, creepypasta-style production that garnered tremendous critical acclaim, even if it didn’t resonate as strongly with general audiences.
