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Locarno 2026 Review: THE RIVERBANK Turns Queer Desire Into a Defiant Neo-Noir

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Brazilian filmmakers Enock Carvalho and Matheus Farias make an atmospheric feature debut with a slow-burning queer neo-noir that pits intimacy and solidarity against the murderous politics of the militarized religious right. [Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com...]
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Locarno 2026 Review: THE RIVERBANK Turns Queer Desire Into a Defiant Neo-Noir

Brazilian filmmakers Enock Carvalho and Matheus Farias make an atmospheric feature debut with a slow-burning queer neo-noir that pits intimacy and solidarity against the murderous politics of the militarized religious right. [Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com...]

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ScreenAnarchy broke the news on Tuesday, August 25, 2026.
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