Listen Up Philip
Why this pick
Perry's earlier caustic character study shares Queen of Earth's brittle humour, emotionally punishing close-ups, and a protagonist spiralling through damaged relationships.
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IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
Keep the feeling.
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Why this pick
Perry's earlier caustic character study shares Queen of Earth's brittle humour, emotionally punishing close-ups, and a protagonist spiralling through damaged relationships.
Why this pick
A fraught women-only getaway becomes an unnerving examination of friendship, performance, envy, and unstable self-image, with similarly intimate psychological pressure.
Why this pick
Its isolated two-woman chamber drama uses faces, silence, and shifting emotional power to create the same disquieting uncertainty about intimacy and identity.
Why this pick
Gena Rowlands delivers another raw, unprotected performance in a jagged psychological drama where grief and professional pressure make reality feel precarious.
Why this pick
A woman retreats to a remote country house as perception begins to fracture; its chilly landscapes and subjective unease strongly echo Queen of Earth's mood.
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01 / THE STORY
Catherine and Virginia, two women who grew up together, spend a week together at a lake house retreat, as they did the previous year. This time, however, Catherine's mood (and possibly her sanity) has been affected by the death of her father, as well as the ending of a relationship, and the women realize they have drifted apart.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Michelle

James
Keith

Catherine Hewitt

Ginny Lowell

Rich