The Primrose Railway Children

On the eve of divorce, a couple tries to divide their lives without destroying each other only to find their house doing the destroying for them. As resentment curdles into terror, an unseen presence weaponizes their memories, turning every room into a confession booth.

This haunting psychological thriller blends the elements of suspense, drama and mystery with a deep exploration of human emotions, particularly the complexities of friendship, guilt and the long lasting impact of past traumas. The film keeps the audience on edge with its slow-burn tension, beautiful yet eerie island setting and the unraveling mystery at its core. Fans of atmospheric thrillers with a psychological twist will find Forgotten to be a compelling watch.

Taking Sides (2001) is a compelling historical drama directed by István Szabó, based on Ronald Harwood's 1995 play. The film delves into the post World War II denazification process in Germany, focusing on the interrogation of Wilhelm Furtwängler the renowned conductor of the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra, who faced allegations of complicity with the Nazi regime.