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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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Peter Berg’s “The Mosquito Bowl” Will Premiere The 2026 AFI Film Festival
by admin|4 weeks ago|Next Best Picture
“The Mosquito Bowl,” filmmaker Peter Berg’s (“Patriot’s Day,” “Lone Survivor“) and “Deepwater Horizon“) adaptation of Buzz Bissinger’s New York Times bestseller, will premiere at the 40th AFI FEST as a gala presentation at the TCL Chinese Theatre on October 22nd....
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Peter Berg’s “The Mosquito Bowl” Will Premiere At The 2026 AFI Film Festival
by admin|4 weeks ago|Next Best Picture
“The Mosquito Bowl,” filmmaker Peter Berg’s (“Patriot’s Day,” “Lone Survivor“) and “Deepwater Horizon“) adaptation of Buzz Bissinger’s New York Times bestseller, will premiere at the 40th AFI FEST as a gala presentation at the TCL Chinese Theatre on October 22nd....
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A Little Concentrated Thought: Richard Linklater on Nouvelle Vague‘s Criterion Release, Cinephilia at Home, and Zabriskie Point
by admin|4 weeks ago|The Film Stage
You would think that any filmmaker—no matter the Oscar nominations, an enviable ability to work with A-list stars and complete unknowns at once, several iconic films to your name, a name that is itself some kind of catch-all descriptor—would be...
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Now On Demand: MISTURA, Peruvian Comfort Food
by admin|4 weeks ago|Screen Anarchy
Barbara Mori, César "Pudy" Ballumbrosio, Christian Meier, and Hermelinda Luján star in Ricardo de Montreuil's crowdpleasing film. [Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com...]
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Magazine | 2026 Toronto Intl. Film Festival Review
by admin|4 weeks ago|Ioncinema
Not Worth The Subscription: Pechman’s Debut Flips Through The Familiar Pages Of Coming-Of-Age Stories Since the dawn of the Gutenberg press, the literary world has been plagued with hucksters, hypesters, dilletantes, gatekeepers, and wannabees. But that has never diminished the...
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‘The Loneliest Man in Town’ Review: A Wistful Portrait of a Blues Singer Out of Time
by admin|4 weeks ago|Slant Magazine
Rich in thematic implications, the film builds its narrative out of the raw materials of biography. The post ‘The Loneliest Man in Town’ Review: A Wistful Portrait of a Blues Singer Out of Time appeared first on Slant Magazine.
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‘Paper Tiger’ Review: James Gray’s Frighteningly Operatic Portrait of a Family on the Brink
by admin|4 weeks ago|Slant Magazine
The film is a slow-burn family tragedy in which ephemeral comforts run aground on reality. The post ‘Paper Tiger’ Review: James Gray’s Frighteningly Operatic Portrait of a Family on the Brink appeared first on Slant Magazine.
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‘Red Rocks’ Review: Bruno Dumont’s Observational Portrait of Young, Cliff-Jumping Weirdos
by admin|4 weeks ago|Slant Magazine
With his latest, Dumont fuses his colorfully whimsical and darkly observational sides. The post ‘Red Rocks’ Review: Bruno Dumont’s Observational Portrait of Young, Cliff-Jumping Weirdos appeared first on Slant Magazine.
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‘Once Upon a Time in Harlem’ Review: A Transportive Reunion of Renaissance Luminaries
by admin|4 weeks ago|Slant Magazine
William and David Greaves’s living, breathing time capsule feels like a miracle. The post ‘Once Upon a Time in Harlem’ Review: A Transportive Reunion of Renaissance Luminaries appeared first on Slant Magazine.
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