A small, hand-picked shelf of films worth your evening. Ratings, notes, trailers, and a straight line to where you can watch each one.
A young girl wanders into a bathhouse for spirits and has to work her way free of its strange rules and stranger residents.
"Every frame feels hand-carried by someone who loves the craft." — a quietly overwhelming piece of animation.
A hotel concierge and his protégé get tangled in a stolen painting, a suspicious death, and a hotel empire on the brink.
Symmetrical, sugar-colored, and surprisingly tender under all the pastel mischief.
A new blade runner unearths a secret that could tip a fragile society into chaos, and it leads him straight back to a man missing for decades.
A slow-burn sequel that trusts its silences as much as its neon.
A struggling family cons its way into working for a wealthy household, and the arrangement curdles fast.
Snaps between comedy and dread so cleanly you barely notice the floor tilting.
An overwhelmed laundromat owner discovers she can access the lives of her alternate selves across the multiverse, right as her real life is falling apart.
Absurd on the surface, quietly about mothers and daughters underneath.
A young drummer chases greatness under a conductor whose teaching method runs on fear.
Turns a jazz studio into the tensest room in cinema, one tempo at a time.