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The Criterion Collection’s September Lineup Features High and Low, Wes Anderson, and Spinal Tap on 4K
by admin|3 weeks ago|The Film Stage
Likely that Criterion were developing their 4K upgrade of High and Low––a film they released so long ago that it was then subject to a “high-definition digital transfer”––well before any date was set for Spike Lee’s Highest 2 Lowest, but...
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Interview: Sarah Friedland – Familiar Touch (Work in Progress)
by admin|3 weeks ago|Ioncinema
The folks at Music Box Films are releasing Sarah Friedland‘s award-winning Familiar Touch this Friday at the Film Forum in New York and then expand the following week. We had the chance to speak to the filmmaker while the film...
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THE NAKED GUN Trailer: The Sound of The Police is Hilarious
by admin|3 weeks ago|Screen Anarchy
The Gen X nostalgia wave continues this week with the full trailer for the reboot of the crime-spoof franchise, The Naked Gun.    Action star Liam Neeson mostly puts aside his action chops to take over the comedy reins from...
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Sound And Vision: Bruce LaBruce
by admin|3 weeks ago|Screen Anarchy
In the article series Sound and Vision we take a look at music videos from notable directors. This week we look at several music videos by Bruce LaBruce. The line between symbolism and fetish is a thin one. Nobody knows...
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Exclusive: Two Images From Italian Occult Film MORS OMNIA SOLVIT
by admin|3 weeks ago|Screen Anarchy
Here is a wee bit of a wake-me-up for the start of your week. We have two exclusive images from the Italian occult horror, Mors Omnia Solvit, directed by Congrega Esoterica Padovana.   The film stars Samael Von Martin, the...
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“The Film is a Mirror:” Celine Song on Materialists, Divine Love, and Self-Worth
by admin|3 weeks ago|The Film Stage
Love is a commodity in Materialists, the second feature from Past Lives writer-director Celine Song. Dakota Johnson plays Lucy, a matchmaker for an elite dating service. Money problems had forced a breakup with John (Chris Evans), a struggling actor. Harry...
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Exclusive Trailer for Alexandra Simpson’s No Sleep Till, Picked Up by Factory 25 for July Theatrical Release
by admin|3 weeks ago|The Film Stage
Following the theatrical releases of Eephus and Christmas Eve in Miller’s Point, the next feature from Omnes Films is coming to U.S. theaters. We’re thrilled to exclusively announce Factory 25 has acquired worldwide rights to Alexandra Simpson’s feature-directing debut No...
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Tribeca 2025 Review: WESTHAMPTON, Not Another Garden State
by admin|3 weeks ago|Screen Anarchy
For the second time in the Tribeca Festival program, a film starts with a Q&A session that doesn’t go overly well. At least, the filmmaker protagonist of The Travel Companion mostly has to just stand there awkwardly, digesting the fact...
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Tribeca 2025 Review: A TREE FELL IN THE WOODS, Both Love and Truth Hurt in Debut Dramedy About a Holiday Gone Wrong
by admin|3 weeks ago|Screen Anarchy
Two married couples gather in a cabin in the woods on the day before New Year’s Eve. The four people are tied together through the decades of friendship between Debs (Alexandra Daddario), a writer suffering from the second book block,...
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Materialists Review: A Cynical Rom-Com Missing the Right Ingredients
by admin|3 weeks ago|The Film Stage
Materialists is a film with a classic screwball setup: a young, beautiful matchmaker meets the charming, rich man of her dreams on the same night she runs into her broke, handsome ex-boyfriend. But Celine Song’s sophomore feature takes a more...
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