SFF – It Was Just An Accident, Happyend & Slanted

KT

🍅5/5

"It Was Just An Accident embodies the inner conflict of what we can live with and what we need to release. Not what is right or wrong. Panahi’s ability to layer morality is impactful, deliberate and kind.Posted Jun 24, 2025"

Oti

🍅5/5

"It Was Just an Accident is bold in theme and rich in empathy, drawing you into its characters’ moral dilemmas and delivering a quietly powerful payoff."

KT

🍅3.5/5

"Slanted dabbles in the world of satire with body horror and finds its heart in the relatability of navigating different worlds. At times, the very format hindered the fullness of humanity that made it so brilliant.Posted Jun 24, 2025"

Oti

🍅3.5/5

"Slanted blends satire, horror, and comedy to explore identity and belonging with bite and wit. It’s sharp, personal, and a reminder that these struggles aren’t unique."

KT

🍅4.5/5

"Films can offer layered commentary and use of a focused world being a reflection of wider politics. Neo Sora goes further and becomes more of a house of mirrors in Happyend.Posted Jun 24, 2025"

KT

🍅4.5/5

"The storytelling style was very enticing and added to the allure of being watched versus being seen. A slow burn of suffocating surveillance.Posted Jun 24, 2025"