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Interview: Alejo Moguillansky – Pin de Fartie
by admin|8 months ago|Ioncinema
Embracing Samuel Beckett’s Endgame, Fin de Partie creates a hall of mirrors exploring finitude and dependency. It presents a world of looming farewells and inevitable “endgame,” where characters in various duos are trapped between dependency and autonomy. To add to...
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One Battle After Another: Pop Culture Glossary
by admin|8 months ago|The Film Stage
Breaking down the film’s inspirations, influences, and pop culture references—from Steely Dan to Star Wars. Like all of Paul Thomas Anderson’s films, his tenth feature, One Battle After Another is a rich text. A deeply-layered narrative that’s as funny as...
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The B-Side Ep. 170 – David Cronenberg (with Veronica Fitzpatrack)
by admin|8 months ago|The Film Stage
Welcome to The B-Side! Here we talk about movie directors! Not the movies that made them famous or kept them famous, but the ones that they made in between.  Today we discuss David Cronenberg, one of the truly great Canadian...
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Sirāt Trailer: Oliver Laxe’s Desert Rave Thriller Shocks to the Core
by admin|8 months ago|The Film Stage
A truly unforgettable mix of Scorcerer and Mad Max, while directed with a genuine vision of originality, Oliver Laxe’s desert rave thriller Sirāt deservedly picked up the Jury Prize at Cannes Film Festival earlier this year. After a festival run...
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Trailer – “Scream 7”
by admin|8 months ago|Next Best Picture
Paramount Pictures has released the trailer for the latest entry in the “Scream” franchise, “Scream 7,” directed and co-written by franchise creator Kevin Williamson starring Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox, Isabel May, Jasmin Savoy Brown, Mason Gooding, Anna Camp, Joel McHale,...
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‘Hedda’ Review: Nia DaCosta’s Entertaining, If Uneven, Reimagining of Henrik Ibsen’s Play
by admin|8 months ago|Slant Magazine
Hedda is more of a fun exercise in inventive adaptation than a fully-realized work. The post ‘Hedda’ Review: Nia DaCosta’s Entertaining, If Uneven, Reimagining of Henrik Ibsen’s Play appeared first on Slant Magazine.
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Nouvelle Vague Review: Richard Linklater Offers a Cinema Masterclass
by admin|8 months ago|The Film Stage
Note: This review was originally published as part of our 2025 Cannes coverage. Nouvelle Vague opens in theaters on October 31 and arrives on Netflix on November 14. Shot on black-and-white film with the same Cameflex model used by Jean-Luc...
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Exclusive Trailer for Sons of Detroit Finds a Filmmaker Returning to a Quintessential American City
by admin|8 months ago|The Film Stage
With America’s largest documentary film festival, DOC NYC, kicking off on November 12, we’re pleased to premiere the first trailer and poster for one of the most-anticipated world premieres, Jeremy Xido’s Sons of Detroit. Exploring race, violence, and love in...
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FOR GOD’S SAKE WAKE HER UP: Paranormal Horror Premieres on New Streaming Service, BloodStream, This Saturday
by admin|8 months ago|Screen Anarchy
Our friends at The Horror Collective announced today that Wayne Moreheart's paranormal thriller, For God's Sake Wake Her Up, will premiere on their brand-new streaming service, BloodStream, this Saturday, November 1st. The platform will be the pic's home for the...
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INFLUENCERS’s Kurtis David Harder Attached to New Horror Thriller, FOMO
by admin|8 months ago|Screen Anarchy
News from Deadline is that Canadian filmmaker Kurtis David Harde has come on board a new indie horror thriller called FOMO. Harder is coming off of two very well-received horror thrillers, Influencer and its sequel from this past Summer, Influencers.   ...
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