For his seventh feature film, Korean master filmmaker Lee Chang-dong’s presents an even slower burn than his previous, 2018 master work Burning. One year after fellow South Korean filmmaker Park Chan-wook brought his portrait of a working man navigating a...
The Cannes Film Festival’s La Résidence is welcoming Anna Llargués Muñoz, Vytautas Katkus, Sam Manacsa, Ananth Subramaniam, Agustina Sánchez Gavier, and Dorian Jespers to their 52nd session. It’s a major helping hand in the development of what, for the most...
Buddy will eventually wind down its theatrical run (Unless they find another version to release -- I'd vote for some kind of Gallagher splatter version but then who'd clean up afterwards?) and that means it is time to share with...
Excursion‘s Una Gunjak, How to Have Sex‘s Molly Manning Walker & My Wonderful Stranger‘s Johanna Pyykkö are among the half dozen filmmakers who have been selected to take part of the Cannes Critics’ Week’s Next Step Vol.II. The filmmakers will...
(The New York Film Festival (NYFF) runs September 25 through October 12 and HtN has tons of reviews coming your way like Matt Delman’s They’re Here movie review.) Laura Poitras is back with a 25 minute documentary, partnering with co-director Rachel Lauren...
More about Indonesian horror Suzzanna: Empress of Darkness below. But first ... In preparation for my recent Jimmy Sangster retrospective interview with Severin’s David Gregory and noted Hammer expert Marcus Hearn, Severin was kind enough to pass along links for their...
Alex Gibney’s epic documentary certainly doesn’t let Musk’s self-mythologizing off the hook. The post ‘Musk’ Review: A Damning Portrait of the Toxic Narcissism of the World’s Richest Man appeared first on Slant Magazine.