Euphoria, a tv series exploring coming-of-age storytelling through the filters of sex and substance abuse, is coming back for a third season on HBO Max. This series is adapted from a 2012 Israeli tv series of the same name. It’s fitting then that this American remake opens with a gospel choir singing the African American spiritual “Go Down Moses.”

It’s the top of the year, and that means it’s awards season—and we don’t just mean the Golden Globes! Each year, we hand out the most prestigious (in our opinion) and peculiarly specific awards to some of the most notable trailers in the previous year, with a particular ear, of course, to their use of music and sound.

On tap this week is A24's hugely anticipated Mother Mary, a psychosexual pop thriller that reunites director David Lowery with the indie studio for a third round, following A Ghost Story and The Green Knight. Lowery himself called it a "weird, weird film" at the Melbourne International Film Festival—so expectations are appropriately, uh, weird? In that lovely A24 way we've come to expect.