Oppenheimer
2023 • Directed by Christopher Nolan
A dense, propulsive portrait of ambition, guilt, and world-altering technology that feels uncomfortably close to our present moment with AI.
2023 • Directed by Christopher Nolan
A dense, propulsive portrait of ambition, guilt, and world-altering technology that feels uncomfortably close to our present moment with AI.
2023 • Directed by Greta Gerwig
A bright, self-aware comedy that turns a toy into a lens for thinking about gender, consumerism, and who gets to write the story.
2023 • Directed by Yorgos Lanthimos
A strange, gorgeous fable about agency and becoming, asking what it means to build a self from scratch in a world that wants to script you.
2024 • Directed by Denis Villeneuve
An operatic sci‑fi epic about prophecy, power, and exploitation, framing messianic narratives with the kind of skepticism that fits our age of techno‑utopianism.
2023 • Directed by Jonathan Glazer
A chilling study of ordinary life beside atrocity, about how people compartmentalize horror when the system rewards not looking too closely.
2022 • Directed by Charlotte Wells
A quiet, fragmented memory of a father and daughter on vacation that captures how we reconstruct the past and the people we’ve lost.
2023 • Directed by Justine Triet
A courtroom drama that doubles as an epistemology puzzle, asking how much we can ever really know about another person—or even ourselves.
2023 • Directed by Celine Song
A gentle, piercing story about migration, alternate timelines, and the lives we don’t live, told with the restraint of someone who trusts silence.
2022 • Directed by Daniel Kwan, Daniel Scheinert
A maximalist multiverse comedy that still finds room for tenderness, using absurdity to talk about regret, obligation, and choosing to care anyway.
2016 • Directed by Denis Villeneuve
A meditative first‑contact story about language, time, and grief that feels like a thought experiment written in light.
2013 • Directed by Spike Jonze
An intimate near‑future romance between a man and an operating system that anticipates today’s AI companions and asks what counts as a real relationship.
2010 • Directed by David Fincher
A finely tuned origin myth for the social web, showing how a handful of bruised egos and asymmetric incentives can reshape the public sphere.