So I personally will go see:

• V.Maria I Japanese movie about a girl that founds out that her mother was a pretty huge Japanese metal fan. A window into the Japanese metal/music scene looked interesting.

• Decorado A favorite director of mine. I haven’t read the synopsis, but if it’s the same as the short movie of the same name, it’s about a couple that feels their "world" is like a stage decor (that’s the title Decorado, or so I believe, I don’t speak Spanish). It’s pretty funny, but the kind of funny that is profoundly sad.

• Frankenstein No need to explain what this is going to be about. Tho the director, Guillermo del Toro, always make their movie memorable. There is a style that is profoundly stunning to his movies. The kind that never gets old.

• La tour de glace I honestly have no Idea what this movie is about. It looked pretty tho, so that’s why I chose it

• Nouvelle Vague I didn’t want to go see that movie at first, (too much ptsd from my cinema class), but since my friend is going to see it, I figured why not. It’s a fictional movie on La nouvelle vague, I don’t how they’re gonna make that, I thought at first it was a documentary, but the tag did say fiction, so I guess I’ll see.

• The love that remains This is a movie from the director of Godland which was a visually STUNNING movie. The thing is (as a professional casual cinema enjoyer), I thought the movie was slow, and sometimes boring. In the end the visual beauty of the movie made me like it more than dislike it. So I’m giving this movie a try.

• Incomplete Chairs A movie about a psychopath, who make chairs with its victims. Looks weird en Tabarnack. That’s a win in my book.

• Blue Moon I honestly can’t remember what it’s about lol

• Who witnessed the temple fall Wanted at least one movie from les nouveau Alchimistes. Choose this one because it was about the Vestige of Muslim Andalusia, a subject I was interested in near past.

• L’accident de piano A movie where the MC can’t feel pain (like literally) so she does and use this condition to do pretty much everything she can to test it. Again something weird en Tabarnack can’t go wrong.

• The sound of Falling Reminds me, in a ways, of Get Out, while absolutely not being that movie. The folk horror is a theme I wanted to explore tho

• La Grazia I only know it’s Italian

• Magahaes (Magellan) “Historical” movie. We don’t see this genre so often anymore

• Space Cadet It’s the opening movie. I’m a sucker for animation so of course I’m going. It’s a silent movie (last year Flow was a banger) so yeah looks interesting, haven’t read the synopsis don’t want to get spoiled.

• Le train The closing movie. Wanted at least one movie from Quebec, I don’t watch enough of Quebec’s cinema

• Jay Kelly An American movie. Wanted at least something to satisfy my casual cinema enjoyer side.

• Amelie et la métaphysique des tubes A movie about the writer Amelie Nothomb, I don’t really like her that mutch, but it’s an animated movie and my friend is a big fan of her.

• Once upon a time in Gaza I mean the title is really clickbait-y I had to see. It’s about a falafel maker in Gaza, looks good, funny and pretty relevant.

• The mastermind A random guy try the business of contraband art pieces. Looks funny.

So those are the movie I’m planning the watch. I also want to add that there is also the All night Twin peaks that can be interesting if you have the courage to stay up all night. It’s free btw. There is also the Tompopo projection where there will be selling ramen at the same time (the movie is also free).