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“THE COLOR OF THE SUN”
by admin|4 weeks ago|Next Best Picture
THE STORY – On the main island of Okinawa, Kamei and his friends find themselves contemplating their future during summer break before their final year of high school. Everything shifts when Colin, a young teenager raised on the American base,...
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New York Film Festival 2026
by admin|4 weeks ago|Slant Magazine
This year’s lineup is so invitingly rich that you’ll actually want to see everything. The post New York Film Festival 2026 appeared first on Slant Magazine.
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‘Clarissa’ Review: A Fascinating Reimagining of ‘Mrs. Dalloway’ That Keeps Us at Arm’s Length
by admin|4 weeks ago|Slant Magazine
It captures the rhythms of the stream of consciousness for which Virginia Woolf is celebrated. The post ‘Clarissa’ Review: A Fascinating Reimagining of ‘Mrs. Dalloway’ That Keeps Us at Arm’s Length appeared first on Slant Magazine.
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Now on VOD: BURY THE DEVIL, Fluid Camerawork and Lead Performances Elevate Familiar Horror
by admin|4 weeks ago|Screen Anarchy
On a very dark and stormy night, Julia arrives for her very first overnight shift as a hospice nurse, only to end up trapped in a remote lakeside house with Evelyn, a dementia patient who might be dealing with something...
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U.S. Trailer for Marine Atlan’s Cannes Winner La Gradiva, Arriving This December
by admin|4 weeks ago|The Film Stage
In a year of strong starts, none is more astonishing than La Gradiva, the directorial debut of cinematographer Marine Atlan (Jessica Forever, The Girl in the Snow). Premiering at Cannes Critics’ Week, where it won the Grand Prize, the odyssey...
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The Next Best Picture Podcast – Interview With “Charlie Harper” Stars Emilia Jones & Nick Robinson
by admin|4 weeks ago|Next Best Picture
“Charlie Harper” is a 2025 American romance film directed by Mac Eldridge and Tom Dean, and written by Dean. It stars Emilia Jones as Harper, a young woman, and Nick Robinson as Charlie, a young man, who, after meeting, leave...
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Echoes: The Changing Art of Pakistani Film Posters
by admin|4 weeks ago|Screen Anarchy
Pakistani cinema had streets, walls, billboards, and cinema entrances long before a YouTube trailer or social media existed. One year after independence, Pakistan entered cinema with its first film, Teri Yaad, which ran for five weeks on cinema screens, as...
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Fantastic Fest 2026: Into the Sky, Play House, Posthumous
by admin|4 weeks ago|Roger Ebert
Three films from this year's fest, including one of its most promising debuts and a stand-out comedy.
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What We Learned About The 2026 Oscar Race From Venice, Telluride & TIFF
by admin|4 weeks ago|Next Best Picture
From Venice opening day to the TIFF awards ceremony morning, the Oscar season received its usual amount of new twists and turns out of Venice, Telluride, and Toronto. In a way, one could argue nothing has really changed, at least...
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Venice 2026 Review: ARRESTED MEMORY, Screwball Cop Caper Brings Melancholy to the Police-Action Formula
by admin|4 weeks ago|Screen Anarchy
Japanese cult filmmaker Sabu refreshes the police-action formula with screwball comedy and melancholic undertones. [Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com...]
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