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SEPARATED Review: The Past Is Prologue on US Immigration Policy

by admin|5 months ago05 December 2024|Screen Anarchy

In the first half of the first Trump administration, several thousand children were forcibly separated from their parents in a ‘zero-tolerance’ deterrence policy that was cynically designed to discourage Latin American migrants from seeking entry into the United States of...

“There’s No Villains in This Film”: Joshua Oppenheimer on The End and Value of Self-Deception

by admin|5 months ago05 December 2024|The Film Stage

After fearlessly interrogating man’s capacity for evil in Oscar-nominated documentaries The Act of Killing and The Look of Silence, filmmaker Joshua Oppenheimer returns with The End, a bunker-bound musical set at the end of the world. Despite that unexpected logline,...

IT’S NOT ME Review: The Best Cinematic Self-Portrait One Could Wish For

by admin|5 months ago05 December 2024|Screen Anarchy

Filmmaker Leos Carax is embracing Godard again more openly, for the benefit of composing a dense, visually sumptuous self-portrait. [Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com...]

Oh, Canada | Review

by admin|5 months ago05 December 2024|Ioncinema

Pieces of a Man: Schrader Explores Atonement in Toned Down Adaptation Throughout his illustrious career as a director and screenwriter, Paul Schrader has specialized in crafting characters, most often men, wracked with guilt and anxiety, searching for forgiveness. His twenty-fourth...

PERSONA Exclusive Clip: Psychological Thriller Out Now on Digital And On Demand

by admin|5 months ago05 December 2024|Screen Anarchy

We have an exclusive clip from Mike Ho's psychological thriller, Persona, to share with you today. It's out on Digital and On Demand right now. A woman wakes up locked in a house, injured, with no memory. Can she figure...

The 50 Best 2024 Films You Might Have Missed

by admin|5 months ago05 December 2024|The Film Stage

With an awards season and year-end lists that tend to favor films that have been released in the last few months, there’s many films that can go overlooked. For our yearly feature highlighting the 50 best films you might have...

Margo Martindale Anchors the Clever, “Fargo”-esque Tale of “The Sticky”

by admin|5 months ago05 December 2024|Roger Ebert

Margo Martindale stars in a very "Fargo"-esque tale of criminals and maple syrup on Prime Video.

Kyle Mooney and Edward Winter Go Back in Time with “Y2K”

by admin|5 months ago05 December 2024|Roger Ebert

An interview with the director and writer of this week's horror-comedy "Y2K."

Y2K Review: A Whole Lot Of Exciting Build-Up With A So-So Follow Through. Sounds Familiar.

by admin|5 months ago05 December 2024|Screen Anarchy

It’s New Year’s Eve 1999, and all of our worst millennial nightmares are about to come true in Kyle Mooney’s high energy sci-fi comedy Y2K. Eli (Jaeden Martell, Knives Out) and Danny (Julian Dennison, Hunt for the Wilderpeople) are a...