Sister Wives follows the story of two young women living in a strict, fundamentalist, polygamous society.

When her teenage son dies in a car accident, Manuela returns to Barcelona in search of her ex-husband, who has since transitioned, to inform her about the tragedy. Directed by Pedro Almodóvar, this beautifully tragic feature is a story of motherhood, friendship and grief. Shot through a gorgeous lens of colour and love, Almodóvar is a genius filmmaker when it comes to memorable storytelling and visual spectacle. Cecilia Roth plays the bereaved mother alongside the beautiful

Bardo is an incredibly stylised and a visual odyssey, a spectacle of physicality and creativity. Pushing the boundaries of cinema to create something utterly fascinating. Often the stylised moments are favoured over the plot, meaning the artistic moments overshadow the story and it starts to make very little sense- which id assume, is the ambition. Although, regardless of any narrative the camera angles, bold colours and creative camera choices are so pleasing to the eye. Bar