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Chicago Latino Film Festival 2025: Highlights of a Creative Force

by admin|4 weeks ago17 April 2025|Roger Ebert

A report from the Chicago Latino Film Festival.

TRIBECA 2025 LINEUP: New Films From Alex Ross Perry, RZA, Takashi Miike, and More Headed to NYC

by admin|4 weeks ago16 April 2025|Hammer to Nail

The Tribeca Film Festival has announced the lineup for its 2025 edition, which will take place June 4-15. As previously announced, Emmy winners Susan Lacy & Jessica Levin’s documentary Billy Joel: And So It Goes will open the festival, while...

SHARP CORNER Trailer: Ben Foster Loses His Mind and His Family

by admin|4 weeks ago16 April 2025|Screen Anarchy

Happy National Canadian Film Day! Evolution Pictures dropped the trailer for Sharp Corner, a film that takes a deeply psychological page out of the early 1990s kind of Canadian filmmaking. Ben Foster and Cobie Smulders buy their dream home, only...

LIGHT OF THE SETTING SUN Review: How Trauma Shapes Identity, Inspires Poetry

by admin|4 weeks ago16 April 2025|Screen Anarchy

Director Vicky Du peers into the past through the prism of her own family's history. Why did they leave China? Why did they leave Taiwan? [Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com...]

THE SHROUDS Review: Intensely Personal Body Horror

by admin|4 weeks ago16 April 2025|Screen Anarchy

David Cronenberg's new film stars Vincent Cassel, Diane Kruger, Guy Pearce, and Sandrine Holt. [Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com...]

INVENTION Interview: Filmmakers Courtney Stephens and Callie Hernandez on Their Multifaceted New Film

by admin|4 weeks ago16 April 2025|Screen Anarchy

In his review of Invention, the new film from writer/director Courtney Stephens and actor/writer Callie Hernandez, Martin Kudlac discusses the many ways it explores the lines between reality and fantasy, and how those lines are oddly similar in grief and...

INVENTION Review: Grief, Legacy, and Myth Collide in Hybrid Dramedy

by admin|4 weeks ago16 April 2025|Screen Anarchy

Courtney Stephens and Callie Hernandez created a film that intricately blends personal history, archival footage, and fictional narrative to explore themes of grief, memory, and the fine line between reality and fantasy. [Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com...]

“All Grief is Unique”: David Cronenberg on The Shrouds, Life Beyond Story, and Making iPhones Cinematic

by admin|4 weeks ago16 April 2025|The Film Stage

If any single thing distinguishes directors from auteurs, the capacity to put oneself into the film might be a strong dividing line. Few living directors have defined themselves so strongly as David Cronenberg, and while this sets expectations that can...

Henry Johnson Trailer: Shia LaBeouf Leads David Mamet’s First Theatrical Film in 17 Years

by admin|4 weeks ago16 April 2025|The Film Stage

Despite going off the MAGA deep end, David Mamet is very much still in the cultural consciousness. As a revival of Glengarry Glen Ross lights up Broadway, his script for a JFK assassination movie is in the works with Barry...