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Overlook Film Festival 2026: ‘The Holy Boy’ delivers a twisted religious experience
Paolo Strippoli’s The Holy Boy, which plays the 2026 Overlook Film Festival, bears a striking (emotional) resemblance to Rose Glass’ 2019 breakout, Saint Maud. Both films analyze modern religion, the exploitation of the vulnerable, and the role the hive-mind plays in perpetuating evil in God’s name. Strippoli co-wrote the razor-sharp script with Jacopo Del Giudice…
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Overlook Film Festival 2026: ‘Exit 8’ twists liminal space
Genki Kawamura guides you into a relentless loop.
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Overlook Film Festival 2026: ‘American Dollhouse’ brings evil next door
Writer/director John Valley delivers a strong look into modern life.
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Overlook Film Festival 2026: 10 Most Anticipated Films
The 2026 festival looks to be packed with bangers.
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Overlook Film Festival 2025: ‘Redux Redux’ reinvents revenge
The McManus Brothers thrill the audience with a genre exercise.
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