The Dream You Never Wake Up From: How The Drama and Nope Expose Our Troubling Relationship with Spectacle

Just like Nope gives us a thrilling finale and a printed image that means our heroes “succeeded,” The Drama gives us the messiest wedding possible while leaving us with an image of the happy couple in their wedding clothes ready to start their new life. They’re completely disheveled and all of their other relationships are in shambles, but they are ultimately still together.

The Drama Review

With its marriage of whip-smart dialogue, darkly satiric themes and a finely honed direction, Borgli’s best effort yet is the romantic-dramedy we deserve.

ReviewsAlix MamminaApril 8, 2026Robert Pattinson, Zendaya, Kristoffer BorgliComment

Die My Love Review

After an eight year gap between her last two films, Lynne Ramsay demonstrates all her strongest skills for using textural impressionism to complicate what could be taken as a straightforward domestic drama.

Watching Snowpiercer on Ketamine, or: How I Learned to […] Love Mickey 17

In adapting the novel Mickey7 by Edward Ashton, director Bong Joon Ho makes the great decision to add 10 more lifetimes and change Mickey’s background from middle- to working-class, all in service of the often funny and always scathing critiques of modern capital that define his work.

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