Screening Notes

Four Vietnam War veterans reunite to honor their fifth fallen comrade and return to the field of battle to retrieve gold they buried there decades ago.
It's been 45 years, but the war never really ended, just as all wars never really end, for the people who participated in them, for the people they indirectly affect, for the land they take place in. The trauma of war is merely buried, like gold in a...

"When you're observing me, who do you think I'm observing?"
Héloïse needs her portrait taken—her mother demands it be taken before she's married off to a faceless suitor—but she doesn't want to be painted. This makes Marianne's job to paint her, obviously, somewhat complicated. But more interestingly, much deeper...

"Do you ever feel like you fucked up somewhere a long time ago, and you're living the wrong life? Like a bad version of the life you're supposed to have?"
Sam is a fucking loser.
He feels like he fucked up somewhere long ago and is now living the Black Mirror version of what his life was supposed to be. He constantly feels inadequate, which makes sense, because, you know, he's broke and about to be evicted, but the way he enunciates...

On the night of August 8th, 1969, four members of the Manson Family, a notoriously dangerous Californian cult, entered a house on Cielo Drive, where eight-and-a-half-month-pregnant Sharon Tate was staying with three of her friends, Jay Sebring, Abigail...