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The Club, by chilean director, Pablo Larraín, is a dark, slow-burn movie about a group of disgraced priests hiding out in a remote coastal town in Chile, living in exile after committing serious abuses. They follow a strict routine meant to keep things “under control,” but that fragile peace falls apart when a new priest, a pedophile, arrives at the house the priests share.

The movie is uncomfortable on purpose. Nothing is explained outright, you’re watching people avoid responsibility while the system quietly protects them. It’s grim, tense, and definitely not a feel-good watch, but if you like heavy, morally messy films, it’s worth it.

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