Bugonia
Jesse Plemons
Emma Stone
“The film delivers heady, sharp dialogue and stunning cinematography, with set designs that feel like spaceships — a modern mash-up of tech noir and sci-fi.”
Both actors are brilliant in this peculiar, cynical, deranged satire. It's a modern mash-up of tech noir, sci-fi, and serial killer genres, with great pacing that never stalls out. Expect some jump scares, a twist that reframes everything you've just watched, and an explosively visceral ending.
Caught Stealing
Austin Butler
Zoë Kravitz
A gritty Lower East Side caper that never sits still — part love story, part noir, part chaos.
“Kept Secret,” an indica-dominant hybrid cross of Jealousy x Oreoz, was the right smoke here. The film carries that lived-in New York energy — messy, emotional, and unpredictable. It swings between comedy, tragedy, and noir without overstaying in any one lane. There's something honest in how it handles past trauma, never forcing resolution but still giving you just enough closure.
Good Fortune
Keanu Reeves
Seth Rogen
Keke Palmer
A messy, funny, slightly uneven reflection on what it means to be human right now.
“Lemon Cherry Gelato,” a balanced hybrid, fits the tone — relaxed but alert. Ansari's directorial debut leans into big ideas: purpose, work, identity. Not every tonal shift lands cleanly, but there's something real in the attempt. The commentary on gig work and the autonomous future hits, and Keanu's fallen angel character steals more than a few scenes.
