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Film Review: When Poverty Turns Surreal

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Stillz’s “Barrio Triste” transforms the dangers of life in Medellín into a haunting journey through cosmic horror, media distrust, and adolescent fear.

Film Review: Low-Budget Films Were Alive and Well at The Year’s New York Film Festival

November 23, 2025

Posted in Featured, Film, Review

Three independent films got a bounce out of the New York Film Festival and could be coming to you soon.

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