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Jollyface Review: A Messy, Unfocused Horror-Thriller | Fantastic Fest 2026

★★☆☆☆ Jollyface is a horror-thriller that lacks execution, vision, and a coherent story. The film follows Blair, a woman whose […]

★★★★★ Three Weeks After is a dark, gritty, and unforgivingly realistic insight into the lasting effects of bullying and harassment,

★★½☆☆ Glen Gould makes his directorial debut with Jeffery’s Turn, a family drama that is underwritten and overdirected. The film

★★★★☆ Zou Jing’s A Girl Unknown is an elliptical and naturalistic coming-of-age drama. A character study about identity, abandonment, belonging,

★★★★☆ One Minute To Midnight is a compelling and interesting look at modern society and standards, as it is very

★★★★☆ Grzegorz Dębowski’s latest feature, What Belongs to Others, is an obscure yet insightful drama that takes a new angle

★★★☆☆ Legend of the White Dragon is a love letter to ’90s kids and Mighty Morphin Power Rangers. The film

★★½☆☆ Lovers in the Blue Night is an intimate drama that takes a look at marriage and a side that

★★★½☆ Salón de Belleza is an obscure and unconventional exploration of life, death and what it means to live while

★★½☆☆ I figli della scimmia (Children of the Monkey) is a family drama that explores fatherhood, relationships, and the meaning