Galder Gaztelu-Urrutia's THE PLATFORM (2019)

I'm told that quitting smoking really sucks, 

But so much that you'd choose to undergo

A treatment such as this, that gets you stuck

In Kafka's, Sade's and Howey's nightmare, though?

A tour through greed and hunger, mistrust, fear

And haute cuisine, where trigger warnings must

Abound! To say this film is somewhat weird

Is to opine that Dune involves some dust. 

The allegory's heavy, and I look

To soon be spending time exploring names 

As though this were a brutal Gene Wolfe book.

At any rate, it lives up to the claims

You're hearing, both admiring and annoyed. 

And so a little bit more faith's destroyed...

Victor Erice's THE SPIRIT OF THE BEEHIVE (Spain, 1973)

This could become a fav'rite. No effects
Or special sets were needed, just a child
Immersed in her imaginary texts,
In Frankenstein, in spirit stories, wild
Yet simple. Warm and golden Spanish light
And perfect little actors, and, yes, bees
And mushrooms, it's from these things in the night
As spun out by her sister, Ana sees
Her own world's monsters, in the only sense
That she can make of them. Her world is small
And something new has entered it, intense
And scary? Maybe. But you must recall
The little girl with daisies made a friend
In that film. All is balanced in the end.