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Venice Review: François Ozon’s The Stranger Finally Gives Albert Camus’ Novel Its Cinematic Due

by admin|1 year ago02 September 2025|The Film Stage

Nobel laureate Albert Camus is one of the most consequential thinkers and writers in the French language, having created absurdist characters and worlds that reflect a view on human existence which remains hauntingly unique. His debut novel The Stranger has...

Do You Hear Your Trees? They’re Crying: Graham Greene (1952—2025)

by admin|1 year ago02 September 2025|Roger Ebert

A tribute to the trailblazing Native American actor, who died this past weekend.

Toronto 2025 Curtain Raiser: The Festival Of Festivals Turns 50

by admin|1 year ago02 September 2025|Screen Anarchy

ScreenAnarchy, in a way, was birthed at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) over 20 years ago. At a time when movies were still shown on 35mm film, tickets were printed on paper, and Todd Brown asked a few movie...

HONEY BUNCH: Shudder Buys Rights For Gothic Psychological Thriller

by admin|1 year ago02 September 2025|Screen Anarchy

Variety is reporting that Shudder has bought some territorial rights for Honey Bunch, the new psychological gothic thriller from filmmaking duo Madeleine Sims-Fewer and Dusty Mancinelli. Diana wakes from a coma with fragmented memories. She and her husband seek...

Who’s a GOOD BOY? Grimmfest is, Grimmfest is.

by admin|1 year ago02 September 2025|Screen Anarchy

The folks over at Grimmfest have managed to land a special preview screening of Good Boy during their festival in October. Good Boy opens in cinemas in the UK on Friday, October 10th, so this means that is will likely...

Venice Film Festival 2025: The Biennale College

by admin|1 year ago02 September 2025|Roger Ebert

On the films of this year's Biennale College, a program for emerging filmakers.

Pynchon, Paul Thomas Anderson, and Postmodernism on Film

by admin|1 year ago02 September 2025|The Film Stage

Paul Thomas Anderson is taking another strike at Thomas Pynchon in One Battle After Another, a modern-day reworking of the reclusive author’s 1990 novel Vineland. And Pynchon himself is back in the news with a new novel, Shadow Ticket, out...