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New to Streaming: Materialists, Dangerous Animals, Little Buddha, Northern Lights & More

by admin|1 year ago25 July 2025|The Film Stage

Each week we highlight the noteworthy titles that have recently hit streaming platforms in the United States. Check out this week’s selections below and past round-ups here. The Assessment (Fleur Fortune) The “old world” is a wasteland. People still live there,...

Fantasia Review: Julie Pacino’s I Live Here Now is a Psychodrama That Embraces Unsettling Humor

by admin|1 year ago24 July 2025|The Film Stage

Rose (Lucy Fry) has always known she cannot have children. The tragic result of a childhood surgery whose trauma embedded itself in her mind as a nightmare, this truth became a major part of her identity. A crucial piece to...

‘The Home’ Review: Pete Davidson Deadpans His Way Through a Cynical Horror Freak-Out

by admin|1 year ago24 July 2025|Slant Magazine

This is a hodgepodge of jump scares and disturbing imagery in search of a cohesive story. The post ‘The Home’ Review: Pete Davidson Deadpans His Way Through a Cynical Horror Freak-Out appeared first on Slant Magazine.

Karlovy Vary 2025 Review: SIRĀT Raves at the Edge of Apocalypse

by admin|1 year ago24 July 2025|Screen Anarchy

Oliver Laxe's desert rave road movie fuses Tarkovsky with 'Mad Max,' channeling enlightenment in shockwaves. [Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com...]

First Teaser for Park Chan-wook’s No Other Choice Breaks Out the Ax

by admin|1 year ago24 July 2025|The Film Stage

Among the bigger premieres announced for this year’s Venice Film Festival is Park Chan-wook’s No Other Choice (Neon will handle the U.S. release) and ahead of which comes a brief, staccato teaser that hints at Donald E. Westlake’s source material...

Karlovy Vary 2025 Review: IT WAS JUST AN ACCIDENT Takes Justice for a Ride

by admin|1 year ago24 July 2025|Screen Anarchy

Iranian filmmaker Jafar Panahi delivers a political revenge thriller infused with absurdist comedy in his latest work, using the framework of post-authoritarian reckoning to examine the moral ambiguities of justice, memory, and collective trauma. [Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com...]

Paul Mescal and Josh O’Connor Form Delicate Love in First Trailer for The History of Sound

by admin|1 year ago24 July 2025|The Film Stage

Following up his Akira Kurosawa remake Living, Oliver Hermanus brought his queer drama The History of Sound, starring Paul Mescal and Josh O’Connor, to Cannes Film Festival earlier this year. With a September 12 release date now set from MUBI,...

Train Dreams Trailer: Joel Edgerton Leads Denis Johnson Adaptation

by admin|1 year ago24 July 2025|The Film Stage

One of the year’s most beautiful, aching films is Clint Bentley’s Train Dreams, a Denis Johnson adaptation that premiered at Sundance Film Festival. With a cast featuring Joel Edgerton, Felicity Jones, Nathaniel Arcand, Clifton Collins Jr., John Diehl, Paul Schneider,...

Fantasia 2025 Short Film, Short Review: LE TOUR DE CANADA

by admin|1 year ago24 July 2025|Screen Anarchy

Fuelled by strong beer, broken glass, and raw fish, John Hollands' Le Tour De Canada a frenetic race from St. John’s to Vancouver somewhere in an alternate 1970s - if the chroma keyed backdrops of Toronto are too be trusted, or...