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 Dead times and silences also nurture poetry.

 The film unfolds in a Chinese box structure full of twists, interpenetrations between temporal planes, bifurcations, and dead ends.

Kim Ji-woon's Two Sisters is a slow-paced Korean horror film that balances atmospheric tension with psychological thriller and family melodrama. Its hypnotic, dreamlike visuals and complex narrative invite deep interpretation despite occasional plot contrivances. The film excels in mood, framing, and sound design, offering a unique slow-poetic cinematic experience. While it may challenge viewers unfamiliar with this style, it stands as a beautifully crafted piece of Asian cinema. Discover the haunting beauty and intricate storytelling of Two Sisters—watch now to experience Korean horror like never before.

 An impressive debut to say the least from the French band LaFemme, who... deliver us a work with a captivating, danceable, and electrifying energy.

 Psycho Tropical Berlin is a truly enjoyable and fun album to listen to, flowing without losing its grip for even a moment.

La Femme’s debut album Psycho Tropical Berlin impresses with its eclectic mix of genres, combining French pop, surf melodies, psychedelia, and electronic punk. The album’s playful yet sophisticated style flows seamlessly, delivering both danceable energy and surreal atmospheres. Standout tracks evoke influences from Velvet Underground to Serge Gainsbourg, producing a rich, cinematic listening experience. Overall, it is a vibrant, enjoyable record that hints at great potential for this young band. Listen to La Femme’s Psycho Tropical Berlin now and dive into its vibrant mix of psychedelic surf pop and French electronic punk!