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With Primetime in theaters now, director Lance Oppenheim tells Isaac Feldberg about televising public punishment and mediating reality in his hallucinatory, performative-vérité character portrait—while teasing next month’s You Can See Everything. boxd.it/3oo
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congratulations on all the movies you’ve watched today (there’ll be more tomorrow) 😌
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Happy #LetterboxdFriday! Time to post your #LastFourWatched 💨
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The Wrong Girls (2026), directed and written by Dylan Meyer boxd.it/KAAA
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🌿 The Wrong Girls is available to rent now on Video Store: boxd.it/jno
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From Mexico’s stop-motion I Am Frankelda to Taiwan’s budaixi-styled Legend of the Sacred Stone, B.L. Panther celebrates the “rainbow connection” between cinema and puppetry, in all its myriad traditions and techniques, across 20 deeply felt films. boxd.it/3nK
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With spooky season round the corner, we are resurrecting our Horrorville tee for a limited time 👻🎃
Order now: boxd.it/jBq. Also available as a pullover crewneck or hoodie.
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Austin Abrams & Zach Cregger on the camera movements behind Resident Evil 🍿
Resident Evil is in theaters now via @SonyPictures. Watch the full scene breakdown on our YouTube: boxd.it/jyQ
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what movie has been on your watchlist the longest, and why haven’t you watched it yet?
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Watch the official trailer for Lance Oppenheim and Nathan Fielder's new documentary, You Can See Everything 👀
In theaters October 16.
Add to watchlist: boxd.it/16mVo
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Paris, Texas has officially joined the Letterboxd One Million Watched Club ☎️
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Watchlist this! Our picks of under-the-radar gems from this month’s new releases. This edition includes eerie Japanese ghost stories, luminous coming-of-age stories and a comprehensive documentary about an avant-garde female filmmaker.
Read more on Journal: boxd.it/3nA
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