In Vitro - Mother of Movies review courtesy of Saban Films
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In Vitro: When Biotechnology Meets Betrayal in the Australian Outback

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In Vitro (2024) review: This Australian sci-fi thriller explores biotechnology gone wrong in the outback. With only three cast members, directors Will Howarth and Tom McKeith create a claustrophobic psychological horror about livestock cloning that turns personal. Featuring excellent cinematography by Shelley Farthing-Dawe and distributed by Saban Films, this indie gem delivers genuine tension. A minimalist and intimate horror film.

National Theatre Live - A Streetcar Named Desire Review
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A Streetcar Named Desire: Theatre-to-Screen Magic That Hits Different

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Experience Tennessee Williams’ masterpiece like never before in this acclaimed theatre-in-the-round production featuring Paul Mescal. A Streetcar Named Desire gets the Mother of Movies treatment, exploring how intimate staging amplifies domestic violence, sexual tension, and mental deterioration. This theatre-to-screen adaptation preserves live energy while examining toxic masculinity, Southern Gothic decay, and the streetcar of desire that destroys everything delicate in its path. Brilliant sound design, strategic lighting, and exceptional performances create an unforgettable theatrical experience.

Vulcanizadora Review 2025
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Why Vulcanizadora Might Be the Most Unusual Pact Film You’ll Watch This Year

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Vulcanizadora (2024) is a black comedy by Joel Potrykus.. Male detachment, guilt, and moral collapse. Starring Potrykus himself alongside Joshua Burge, this indie slow-burn drips dread and dry humour in equal measure. A bold entry into cult cinema territory, it’s a film that challenges, unsettles, and sticks with you.