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Eddington | 2025 Cannes Film Festival Review
by admin|2 days ago|Ioncinema
No Country for Smart Men: Aster Satirizes the Obvious It would seem all is actually for naught in Eddington, Ari Aster’s sprawling, meandering fourth and least inspired feature to date. While previously a forerunner of the elevated horror era, Aster...
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Cannes 2025: The Plague, The Mysterious Gaze of the Flamingo, Amrum
by admin|2 days ago|Roger Ebert
On three movies about difficult childhoods from this year's Cannes.
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La petite dernière (The Little Sister) | 2025 Cannes Film Festival Review
by admin|2 days ago|Ioncinema
The Lost Daughter: Herzi Passes Up Potency in Standard Adaptation “My name is Fatima,” is one of the constant refrains utilized in Fatima Daas’ celebrated first novel The Last One (2020), a fragmented piece of auto-fiction which parallels the author’s...
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THE REMEDY’s Alex Kahuam Announces Next Project, STAY WITH ME
by admin|3 days ago|Screen Anarchy
Alex Kahuam had barely set foot on the ground at Cannes to present their latest film, The Remedy, during the programming at Fantastic Pavilion, when they announced their next project. Variety had the scoop yesterday on his next film, Stay...
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Shudder in June: BEST WISHES TO ALL, ASH And Early James Wan Classics
by admin|3 days ago|Screen Anarchy
Halfway through a month and you know what that means, it is time to look ahead to next month's programming over at Shudder.   In June subscribers will get to see Yûta Shimotsu's debut feature film, Best Wishes to All,...
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SISTER MIDNIGHT
by admin|3 days ago|Hammer to Nail
(Check out Chris Reed’s Sister Midnight movie review. The film hits NYC theaters Friday, May 16 and expands in the upcoming weeks. Seen it? Join the conversation with HtN on our Letterboxd Page.) The trailer for writer-director Karan Kandhari’s feature debut,...
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Cannes 2025: Left-Handed Girl, Sirât
by admin|3 days ago|Roger Ebert
Today's dispatch includes a Sean Baker production and the latest from Oliver Laxe.
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The Criterion Collection’s August Lineup Includes an Edward Yang Double-Feature, Kon Ichikawa, Compensation & More
by admin|3 days ago|The Film Stage
If Criterion’s influence from the last 15-or-so years must distilled to one figure, a good candidate might be Edward Yang. The near-instant canonization of Yi Yi, A Brighter Summer Day, and Taipei Story––not quite tailor-made for constant sell-out screenings or...
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Apple TV+’s “Murderbot” Functions Along Mission Parameters, But Needs To Work Out Some Bugs
by admin|3 days ago|Roger Ebert
Despite the elegant production design and admirable effects, "Murderbot" feels like a sci-fi comedy still searching for identity.
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Leos Carax, Albert Serra, David Lowery, Alexander Payne & More Plan Next Features
by admin|3 days ago|The Film Stage
Kicking things off with a small but enticing update, following last year’s incredible cine-memoir It’s Not Me, Leos Carax is finally prepping a 2026 shoot for his first narrative feature since Annette. While not much is known about the project,...
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