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Jeanne Balibar Forms an Unlikely Connection in Exclusive Trailer for Cannes Selection Let Me Go

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

Legendary French actress Jeanne Balibar teamed with Maxime Rappaz for his directorial debut Let Me Go, a drama about self-discovery set in the Swiss Alps, which world premiered at Cannes ACID in 2023 and will now arrive this month from...

The Unloved, Part 137: Immortals

by admin|1 year ago02 June 2025|Roger Ebert

A look back at a movie filled with color in an age where movies are drained of it.

Cristian Mungiu’s ‘Fjord’ – Everything We Know So Far …

by admin|1 year ago02 June 2025|Ioncinema

We’ve been devoted fans of Cristian Mungiu ever since discovering his work through the Romanian New Wave’s crowning achievement, 2017’s 4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days (read review). His feature debut Occident was a Directors’ Fortnight selection in 2002....

‘The Life of Chuck’ Review: Mike Flanagan’s Teary-Eyed Tribute to Stephen King’s Humanism

by admin|1 year ago01 June 2025|Slant Magazine

Flanagan’s film doesn’t escape the mires of unpersuasive pop psychology. The post ‘The Life of Chuck’ Review: Mike Flanagan’s Teary-Eyed Tribute to Stephen King’s Humanism appeared first on Slant Magazine.

ARROW in June: K-Horror, Corin Hardy Selects and THE INVISIBLE SWORDSMAN

by admin|1 year ago01 June 2025|Screen Anarchy

ARROW Player Announces June 2025 Lineup Now that the month of June has arrived it is time to check in with our friends at Arrow and see what is coming to the Arrow Video Player. There is a...

SCREAMBOX in June: Streaming Line-Up Includes BLEEDING And Films From Romero, Argento, Fulci, And Bava

by admin|1 year ago01 June 2025|Screen Anarchy

Congratulations, you have made it to the halfway point of the year. It is time to reward yourself with some good old fashioned genre goodness. The folks at Screambox have revealed their lineup of films for the month of...

‘Ballad of Suzanne Césaire’ Review: Madeleine Hunt Ehrlich Resurrects a Legacy

by admin|1 year ago01 June 2025|Slant Magazine

This film essay ultimately argues unconvincingly against art’s right to imagination. The post ‘Ballad of Suzanne Césaire’ Review: Madeleine Hunt Ehrlich Resurrects a Legacy appeared first on Slant Magazine.

‘The Ballad of Suzanne Césaire’ Review: Madeleine Hunt Ehrlich Resurrects a Legacy

by admin|1 year ago01 June 2025|Slant Magazine

This film essay ultimately argues unconvincingly against art’s right to imagination. The post ‘The Ballad of Suzanne Césaire’ Review: Madeleine Hunt Ehrlich Resurrects a Legacy appeared first on Slant Magazine.

BA Review: a Heartwarming Blend of Genre and Drama

by admin|1 year ago31 May 2025|Screen Anarchy

The films with the most heart and most original ideas almost always come from the super indie sphere. Enter BA, a heartwarming blend of genre and drama written and directed by Benjamin Wong. Wong’s feature debut stars the empathetic Lawrence...