It’s time to say goodbye to some of Hulu’s movie selections. Typically known for its library of blockbuster hits, the streaming platform is also home to some underrated hidden gems. Unfortunately, there’s only a limited time to catch these selections before they leave Hulu. From a rom-com about open relationships, an out-of-this-world experimental piece, to a painfully devastating drama,

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Hannah Marks

Ben Rosenfield, Hayley Law, Nik Dodani

Call it a situationship, call it friends with benefits; whatever it is, newlyweds Mark () and Mary ) figure they’d try out ethical non-monogamy. A dog walker by day and a slacker by passion, Mark reconnected with bold singer Mary for the first time in years in a convenience store. With the appeal of an edgy sex comedy, the stage is set in . As the two attempt to give open relationships a try, the two reluctant grown-ups are about to make some complicated choices. Despite a storyline that tries too hard to be cool, the film’s appeal lies in its zany yet oddly relatable lead duo. Not everyone is as goofy or brazen as Mark and Mary, but audiences may relate to how the two cope with commitment issues and societal expectations of what a “proper” relationship should be.

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Timo Vuorensola

Jonathan Rhys Meyers, Alec Baldwin, MyAnna Buring

It’s a race against time in . What was supposed to be a smooth flight turns into a life-and-death situation. A 767 airplane carrying innocent passengers is hijacked in the air. With only 97 minutes worth of fuel left in the tank, NSA Deputy Toyin and NSA Director Hawkins () must make some difficult decisions. Ultimately, it all boils down to shooting the plane before it lands, preventing more casualties on the ground but sacrificing the lives of everyone on the doomed plane. With the assistance of undercover Interpol agent Alex (), the agency tries to figure out a safer plan before they run out of time. As the fate of the plane is left hanging in the clouds, viewers are kept on the edge of their seats as everyone’s moral compass determines the film’s unexpected ending.

Peter Strickland

Asa Butterfield, Gwendoline Christie, Ariane Labed

is no stranger to creating otherworldly films, and is no exception. A surreal, vividly appetizing marriage between culinary and the arts, the film follows three experimental performance artists trying to push the boundaries of their creative expression. The trio is dedicated to an art form called “sonic catering”, or the process of extracting disturbing, goosebumps-churning ASMR by pulling out the sounds from various food items. Just from the premise alone, it’s a complete sensory overdrive. But the drama of the film lies in the people running this experiment. From the power-hungry Elle di Elle () to the mysterious director Jan Stevens (), the film is just as beautifully absurd as it is psychologically disturbing.

Joe Dietsch, Louie Gibson

Michael Cudlitz, Annet Mahendru, Tim Heidecker

Slightly reminiscent of Ruby Ridge, follows a young girl experiencing a coming-of-age moment as her entire family descends into madness from living outside the grids of society. Set in a world of corrupt systems and questionable human beings, ultimately, it’s hard to truly run away from the remnants of where they initially came from. Whether it’s moving to a different city or going completely AWOL from the face of the Earth, these characters can never escape from the emotional baggage they must carry unless confronted. A slow burn of a plot, the movie’s momentum, and clichés result in polarizing opinions, but it is a movie that leaves audiences pondering nonetheless.

Fran Kranz

Jason Isaacs, Martha Plimpton, Ann Dowd

Viewer discretion be advised. follows two pairs of parents who are connected to a school shooting tragedy. Jay () and Gail Perry () have yet to move on from the passing of their son Evan, a student whose life was taken away by a shooter. On the other end are Richard () and Linda (); parents of the perpetrator Hayden who killed himself after he conducted his shootings. Taking place six years after the incident, the couples meet for a sit-down in a private room at an Episcopal Church. Within these four walls, the tension is stiff yet suffocating. One minute, these parents are civil; the next, understandably explosive. Mass proves to be a tough sit, but it is a reflection of how policies revolving around gun control and discourse surrounding mental health deeply affect families.

Danis Goulet

Elle-Máijá Tailfeathers, Brooklyn Letexier-Hart, Alex Tarrant

The dystopian, post-civil war world of upholds one disturbing policy; children under 18 are legally recognized as properties of the state. As of the law, minors are forcefully required to enlist in the military service for as long as they live. Not everyone is pleased with the controversial ruling; some have even taken it into their own hands to evade this brutal reality by going off-grid. When a mother and daughter try to make a break for it and escape the authorities, the former unfortunately gets hurt and has no choice but to be taken to a military academy. With nothing left to lose, the mother stops at nothing to save her child, leading her to discover the military’s darkest secrets.

Evan Jackson Leong

Cast: Shuya Chang, Jade Wu, Sung Kang

In Snakehead, Chinese immigrant Sister Tse only wished for a better life for her family in the land of opportunity. But her road to a brighter future comes at a cost. Originally hailing from Taiwan, Sister Tse makes the passage to New York via a human smuggler known as “Snakehead.” What was supposed to be a joyful reunion with her only daughter Rosie came to an abrupt halt when she didn't have the money to repay Snakehead for her travels. Desperately in need of quick cash, Sister Tse turns to the criminal underworld for a favor, only for her to spiral into an endless pit of mistreatment. Delivering believable characters and an interesting storyline full of ups and downs, Snakehead is not for the faint of heart.

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