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50 Years Later, “Sholay” Remains a Captivating South Asian Epic
by admin|10 months ago|Roger Ebert
On five decades of Ramesh Sippy's silly, earnest, action-packed Bollywood masterpiece.
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You’re Enough, Just So You Know: Jay Duplass and Michael Strassner on “The Baltimorons”
by admin|10 months ago|Roger Ebert
An interview with the writer-director team of the acclaimed dramedy.
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Telluride Film Festival 2025: The Bend in the River, Summer Tour, This is Not a Drill
by admin|10 months ago|Roger Ebert
Maybe it’s because they have to compete against buzzier awards titles, but documentaries at Telluride Film Festival always feel like hidden gems. In this dispatch are two such films, both dealing with the end of an era. The third film...
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Realm of Satan Review: A Vivid Invitation into a World of Fantasies
by admin|10 months ago|The Film Stage
Note: This review was originally published as part of our 2024 Sundance coverage. Realm of Satan is now avaiable digitally. Made in collaboration with the Church of Satan, as stated in its opening titles, Scott Cumming’s Realm of Satan doesn’t...
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**pending**Trailer for THE BONE TEMPLE, the 28 YEAR LATER Sequel
by admin|10 months ago|Screen Anarchy
As teased in the final moments of 28 Years Later, The Bone Temple follows Jack O'Connell's droogy band of misfits in rage infused, quasi medieval post-virus Britain.  With a spoken word piece from Arthur C. Clarke overlaid on top of...
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Venice Review: Julian Schnabel’s In the Hand of Dante Crafts a Frenzied, Flimsy Adventure for Oscar Isaac and Martin Scorsese
by admin|10 months ago|The Film Stage
“There is no reason why a kid from a family of gangsters couldn’t be the reincarnation of Dante Alighieri,” reads Julian Schnabel’s director’s statement on his new film, In the Hand of Dante. Such boastful aplomb is indicative of the...
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‘Duse’ Review: Pietro Marcello’s Biopic Is a Trenchant Study of Art’s Role in a Fascist State
by admin|10 months ago|Slant Magazine
For Marcello, the only responsible art in times of need is a responsive art. The post ‘Duse’ Review: Pietro Marcello’s Biopic Is a Trenchant Study of Art’s Role in a Fascist State appeared first on Slant Magazine.
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Now Streaming: Michael Chaves’ CONJURING Universe Horror
by admin|10 months ago|Screen Anarchy
Where to watch the director's earlier films. [Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com...]
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A HOUSE OF DYNAMITE Teaser Trailer Marks The Return of Kathryn Bigelow
by admin|10 months ago|Screen Anarchy
One of the most underrated Hollywood movies of the 21st century is Kathryn Bigelow's complex ode to big government, and the people who work within it, Zero Dark Thirty. The 2012 film had a Rube Goldberg-machine of bureaucratic moving parts...
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THE PAPER Review: Finding Its LOL Rhythm
by admin|10 months ago|Screen Anarchy
Domhnall Gleeson, Sabrina Impacciatore, Chelsea Frei, Tim Key, and Oscar Nuñez star in the faux-doc comedy series, debuting on Peacock TV. [Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com...]
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