Impeccably written and exquisitely acted, you can't help but fall in love with 'Anora' and all its crazy characters. There are times you'll want to look away because what he shows you is raw, cringe-worthy or challenges your perceptions and your sexual propriety... but don't, because that's where the magic happens.

This offers something unique to 'Queer' by bringing something we don't often see on the big screen: a powerful performance by a top star who can pick and choose their roles, bringing a seemingly simple yet masterfully told tale by an expert filmmaker and their team. It's a beautiful, rich, and, most of all, empathetic journey.

'Kiss, Me Kate' is a fun show that's been impressively captured. Is it a show I would seek out if it was playing? Probably not, but it's a treat to watch a Broadway legend captured on film any day of the week.

It does feel at this stage of his career that Pedro Almodóvar is unearthing something with his films, anxieties about growing old, growing frail, seeing the passing of what was towards the inevitability of what must be. 'The Room Next Door' is yet another breathtaking piece in that ongoing exploration, a gesture of humanity from its creators and a gift of generosity to its audience.

Setting this film in those chaotic 90 minutes to the first episode of 'Saturday Night Live' gives this film such kinetic energy. It also doesn't give the film time to waffle; this is a tight, fun ride that celebrates everyone's hard work that went into this historic moment in television.