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‘Mr. Nobody Against Putin’ Review: A Teacher, a Camera, and the Machinery of Propaganda

by admin|5 months ago16 January 2026|Slant Magazine

The film starkly reveals the toll propaganda takes on everyday individuals and communities. The post ‘Mr. Nobody Against Putin’ Review: A Teacher, a Camera, and the Machinery of Propaganda appeared first on Slant Magazine.

Now Playing: 28 YEARS LATER: THE BONE TEMPLE Rules in Blood

by admin|5 months ago16 January 2026|Screen Anarchy

Plus: 'Night Patrol,' 'Space/Time,' 'Killer Whale,' 'All You Need Is Kill,' 'A Private Life,' 'Sound of Falling,' 'Maldoror.' [Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com...]

TEARS TO A GLASS EYE Exclusive Trailer: Warming Up a Cold Trail

by admin|5 months ago16 January 2026|Screen Anarchy

Did someone ever say that money doesn't get old? Maybe not, but money makes people do some awful things, and even if that money's been missing for a while, those awful deeds and the justice that was never served leave...

All You Need Is Kill Review: Time-Loop Anime is a Visual Treat That Embraces Videogame Structure

by admin|5 months ago16 January 2026|The Film Stage

The new All You Need Is Kill—director Kenichiro Akimoto and Studio 4°C’s animated reimagining of the time-loop novel that inspired Doug Liman’s Tom Cruise vehicle Edge of Tomorrow—asks: what makes this day different from all others? Its response, as a...

A Landmark of Brazilian Cinema is Restored in Exclusive Trailer for Carlos Diegues’ Bye Bye Brazil

by admin|5 months ago16 January 2026|The Film Stage

As Brazilian cinema enjoys a major spotlight with The Secret Agent, I’m Still Here, Apocalypse in the Tropics, The Blue Trail, and beyond, it’s prime time to discover more treasures from the country’s cinematic history. Considered one of the most...

NYC Weekend Watch: Cockfighter, Last Days, Kevin Jerome Everson & More

by admin|5 months ago16 January 2026|The Film Stage

NYC Weekend Watch is our weekly round-up of repertory offerings. Museum of Modern ArtA yearly highlight of New York’s repertory programming, To Save and Project continues with films by Ozu, Roger Corman, Monte Hellman, and more. Roxy CinemaGus Van Sant’s Last Days plays on 35mm alongside...

Matt Johnson Travels Back to 2008 in Trailer for Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie

by admin|5 months ago16 January 2026|The Film Stage

Before his Dominic Sessa-led Anthony Bourdain biopic Tony arrives later this year, Matt Johnson has another film opening in theaters. Expanding on his web series and TV series, Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie premiered on the festival circuit...

Friday One Sheet: WUTHERING HEIGHTS

by admin|5 months ago16 January 2026|Screen Anarchy

After some rather underwhelming key art for Emerald (Saltburn) Fennell's upcoming adaptation of Bronte's cult-lit classic, Wuthering Heights, the character posters come through with a cold and tactile pair of character posters. I have highlighted Margot Robbie's Catherine Earnshaw here...

SHUDDER in February: HONEY BUNCH, CRAZY OLD LADY, And THE LAST SACRIFICE Help Brave The Cold

by admin|5 months ago16 January 2026|Screen Anarchy

Smack in the middle of the deep freeze of Winter there is comfort in knowing we can cozy up to the warmth of genre cinema. Shudder has revealed their programming lineup for the month of February. As previously announced...