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Cruise Control: a look at Tom Cruise’s highest-rated films on Letterboxd

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Disability Visibility: a starter pack of twenty depictions of disability on film

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Pick Me!: twenty love triangles on film to get you in the mood

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Visionaries: a season of new films from singular directors on Netflix this winter

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Best of the Fall Fests 2025

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Never Let Me Go: Lynne Ramsay on her all-consuming psychosexual portrait Die My Love

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Radical Japan and Female Misbehavior: on shelves and screens this month

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Sweater Weather: twenty fantastic winter fashion moments on film

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Enter Boogeyman: Robert Englund on a life of Nightmares on Elm Street

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Video Nasty: the cyberpunk rage of Kathryn Bigelow’s Strange Days at 30

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Films Fatale: a starter pack of twenty noir features directed by women

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Chain of Command: Kathryn Bigelow on her nuclear nightmare, A House of Dynamite

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A Man Escaped: Kelly Reichardt on observance and disruption in The Mastermind

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Watchlist This! our October 2025 picks of the best new bubbling-under films

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Flower of Carnage: Lady Snowblood star Meiko Kaji reflects on her ferocious career

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Divine Diane: ten films to remember the late Diane Keaton

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Unplanned Obsolescence: Ethan Hawke on going to those dark places—while keeping it funny—in Richard Linklater’s Blue Moon

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Terror for Tweens: twenty PG-13 horror gateway movies

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Movie Magic: a starter pack of twenty great films about making films

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Discomfort Watch: If I Had Legs I’d Kick You writer-director Mary Bronstein on existential breakdowns and hamster horror shows

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