Third year and going for summa cum laude once again!
Prompts here.

52/52 as of December 31

1. 5 Years of Anti-Criterioning! Pick any challenge from the past 4 years of challenges! [My choice: from 2023’s Challenge, Week 21.🩸 𝐜𝔢𝐜𝒆 🩸’s “female rage” but make it worth watching. aka women of color rightfully angry] (Beyond the Lights)
2. 1920's (Eleven P.M.)
3. 1930's (Humanity and Paper Balloons)
4. 1940's (A Family Like Many Others)
5. 1950's (Araya)
6. 1960's (The Red Light Bandit)
7. 1970's (Sholay)
8. 1980's (Grave of the Fireflies)
9. 1990's (The White Balloon)
10. 2000's (Fireworks Wednesday)
11. 2010's (A Fantastic Woman)
12. 2020's (Judas and the Black Messiah)
13. Starring Hiam Abbass (Gaza Mon Amour)
14. Starring Sandra Oh (Double Happiness)
15. Starring Isaach de Bankolé (Mother of George)
16. Olivier Lemay's I'M ALWAYS A SLUT FOR UNUSUAL ASPECT RATIOS (Living)
17. Adam T's Hotels as Liminal Spaces (Mekong Hotel)
18. michelle grondine's blue eyeshadow cinematic universe (Fire Island)
19. comrade_yui's neo-expressionism: the forgotten studio style (The Bride With White Hair)
20. Horror made in Indonesia by an Indonesian director (Agak Laen)
21. Romance or Drama made in South Korea by a South Korean director (House of Hummingbird)
22. A film with practical monsters or creatures (Zëiram)
23. Golden Raspberry Winner in any category (Creed)
24. Film that did have a theatrical release, but did not have a theatrical release in the US (Cold Eyes)
25. Film from any director in any style or genre (Friday)
26. Another film from the same director in a different style or genre (Straight Outta Compton)
27. A narrative film or documentary about sex work (BONUS CHALLENGE: The main characters or subjects of the film are not from the United States) (Alanis)
28. A narrative film or documentary about a revolution, demonstration, protest, activist, or human rights movement (BONUS CHALLENGE: The subject of the film is not from or about the United States) (No)
29. Starring one of the Real Housewives (Undercover Brother)
30. Payal Kapadia's List of 50 Favorite Films (Unknown Pleasures)
31. Condemned by the Catholic Church (Joy Ride)
32. Directed by an indigenous director whose work you haven't seen before (Falls Around Her)
33. Directed by a trans, nonbinary, two-spirit, or other gender non-conforming director whose work you haven't seen before (Rez Ball)
34. Broken up into chapters (City of God)
35. Five or more words in the title (BONUS CHALLENGE: Eight or more words in the title) (Rita Moreno: Just a Girl Who Decided to Go For It)
36. Made with a micro-budget (less than $400,000) (BONUS CHALLENGE: Made for less than $100,000) (Bad Black)
37. Armando Vanegas' Afro-Latino Representation (Sand Dollars)
38. Mentioned in Shazia Iqbal’s article Muslim Life in India for Film Independent (Bombay)
39. Edited by Maysie Hoy (A Jazzman’s Blues)
40. Edited by Marie-Hélène Dozo (The Man Who Sold His Skin)
41. Edited by Tina Baz (Sweet Bean)
42. A film whose primary spoken language is the primary language for less than 1,000 other films (BONUS CHALLENGE: 100 or fewer other films with the same primary language) (Atanarjuat: The Fast Runner)
43. Musical that is not in English (Amar Akbar Anthony)
44. Based on mythology, folklore, or fairy tales  (BONUS CHALLENGE: No white western or Egyptian myths, folklore, or fairy tales) (Himiko)
45. Adapted from a children’s book (When Marnie Was There)
46. Silent film made in Japan by a Japanese director (An Inn in Tokyo)
47. Comedy made in Egypt by an Egyptian director (Excuse My French)
48. Starring a professional athlete (He Got Game)
49. From a fandom you've never participated in (Dragonball Evolution)
50. Hallmark holiday (or equivalent vibes) (Christmas with You)
51. Someone holds a cat (Blitz)
52. Ends in a freeze frame (Planet Terror)