GOAT (2026) Directed by: Tyree Dillihay Using animals as symbols for people and dreams isn’t something new. Among recent animated films, 𝘡𝘰𝘰𝘵𝘰𝘱𝘪𝘢 easily comes to mind—with the key difference that the story centers on basketball. The basketball matches take place in a venue that is constantly shifting and in motion, adding an extra layer of challenge to the game. It would have been nice if this feature were emphasized further by letting the players actively strategize

Wuthering Heights (2026) Directed by: Emerald Fennell This no longer feels like a movie. It plays like an extended music video, a glossy video pictorial dressed up as cinema. The actors love to strike poses and parade through stylized shots. Their movements are timed to the beat of the songs. You end up appreciating the soundtrack more than the story. The scenes leave no impression. It’s all surface and no substance. Pure aesthetics with nothing to hold onto. There’s no sense

The Loved One (2026) Written & Directed by: Irene Emma Villamor Witnessing a 10-year relationship is quite a draining experience, especially when most of it are not the happy times. When memories are dominated by negativity, there is indeed suffering. It’s no surprise the scene is in black and white, as there’s no more color left to give. Presence of love has become questionable.  As you try to understand why, the answers slowly reveal themselves. Even though the story unfold