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A24’s The Legend of Ochi is a tender, visually stunning fantasy about childhood, divorce, and connection—anchored by practical effects and raw emotion.

Artificial intelligence has long fascinated filmmakers, offering a canvas to project our hopes, fears, and ethical dilemmas about the future. From emotionless machines to soulful companions, AI characters have evolved dramatically over the decades, reflecting society's shifting relationship with technology. Here's how cinema has charted that evolution.

When Guardians of the Galaxy first hit theaters in 2014, few expected a foul-mouthed raccoon, a talking tree, and a cast of misfits to become the emotional backbone of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. But across three films, James Gunn crafted a trilogy that balances cosmic chaos with emotional depth, delivering one of the most heartfelt and human stories the MCU has ever told.

Cinema has always been a mirror of cultural ideals—and a battleground for redefining them.

Denis Villeneuve has redefined modern sci-fi with his immersive, atmospheric storytelling.

Sean Baker’s Anora (2024) is more than just a dark comedy—it’s a social dissection wrapped in a whirlwind of chaotic, handheld realism.

Seduction in film isn’t just about romance—it’s about power, allure, and the tension between desire and restraint.

Love in film is more than just romance—it's a psychological study of attachment, intimacy, obsession, and the ways we express love.

Love, loss, and loneliness are universal human experiences that shape our identities, relationships, and worldviews.

Andor is one of the most unique entries in the Star Wars franchise. As a prequel to Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, it explores the origins of