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A Sweeping, Tear-Jerking Masterpiece That Demands Your Attention

Throughout cinema, queer stories, as expansive as they emotionally may seem, have been relegated to a small scope. Gradually, the limits have expanded, with stories becoming grander and more ambitious over time. Just when I thought Jane Schoenbrun was one of the few artists left making audacious, staggering, outwardly queer art—with Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma being one of the year’s finest—the two Spanish Javiers: Ambrossi and Calvo (aka Los Javis), raise the bar with their bold, grandiose La Bola Negra. The film marks the Spanish filmmakers’ sophomore feature in over a decade. Throughout the 2020s, they’ve navigated…

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