Rec | LOVE EXPOSURE

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This is ‘The Answer’ whenever someone asks me about a movie recommendation. Plus it’s super long, so it counts like 2 recommendations.

@coucou-chloe

Jul 21, 2023

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stuff moves through mubi quickly but…

rewind and play, passages, ida, daughters of the dust, force majeure, fallen leaves, aftersun, close, in the mood for love, portrait of a lady on fire, ok i think that is enough recs?

@knguyen

Feb 9, 2024

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A real pain

I had been waiting what felt like a year and a half for this movie. In Mexico we don’t get most nominated films immediately. Instead theater chains do a “film festival” marketing in Jan (which tends to be a slow month for films) and they bring every single nominated film scattered throughout jan-feb. So I did a mini film festival for myself, on mon i watched “a complete unknown”, yesterday “i’m still here” and today “a real pain”. It’s been a hard week, I was bummer out that i was feeling sad when i had been waiting so long for this one but i got ready, dressed up, walked to the local movie theater and by the time i got there i was feeling so happy and excited. This movie was exactly what I needed. Without giving too much away, it’s about two cousins traveling to Poland to know where their grandmother came from. I traveled there back in 2019 and I really enjoyed seeing places I had been to in a movie I had waited for so long, that was really exciting! Kieran and Jesse playing the role of cousins gave truly amazing, moves-me-to-my-core performances. It was interesting how I could relate to a certain degree with both characters which are polar opposites. I don’t think I was able to say why I am recommending it, maybe I’m just feeling to much and the feelings haven’t translated into words just yet. All in all to say, please do yourselves a favor and go watch this one! I’m sure you will love it as much as I have.

@abylia

Feb 13, 2025

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HERE’S SOME

Since I think we may have similar tastes: Princess Mononoke (or other Studio Ghibli, this one’s just my favorite/most profound imo) Under the Silver Lake (for the beau is afraid lovers) Chungking Express (I’m still thinking about it) Her (one of my personal favorites and every year it gets progressively more realistic) HM: We Live in Time (b2b Andrew Garfield recs okayyy also this is the fault in our stars for adults)