Screen Anarchy

For French auteur Olivier Assayas, one of most astute observers of our changing times, it is perhaps his most personal and autobiographical film to date. [Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com...]

With a programme built to reflect the evolving needs of the international film community, Locarno Pro 2025 offers a curated suite of initiatives, labs, and strategic forums designed to support emerging talent, advance co-productions, and foster critical dialogue across the...

American horror auteur, Larry Fessenden, has wrapped principal photography on their next horror flick, Trauma Or, Monsters All. The film is a direct sequel to three of their previous films: Habit, Depraved and Blackout.    Universal Pictures’ back-to-back hits HOUSE...

I have been back a day since leaving the final leg of Fantasia, and I quickly started hating everything, everyone, and everywhere that isn't the festival. Feels good to be back to normal.    All throughout the festival, attendees were...

In the low-income neighborhood of Schijndrecht, best friends Amin and Mitchell work as street coaches, helping residents and maintaining order. But everything changes when the area faces redevelopment plans, so Amin considers moving away with his girlfriend, Stef. However, an...

Rose Byrne and Seth Rogen star as best friends in the Apple TV+ series, navigating middle-aged life, romantic relationships, and an abundance of craft beer. [Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com...]

We have an exclusive clip from Adam Finberg's sci-fi thriller, Star People, starring actor and recording artist Kat Cunning. Their fiction narrative uses the largest mass UFO sighting in U.S. history, The Phoenix Lights, as the basis for their story. ...

At a moment when global cinema is reexamining its aesthetic language and moral imagination, the 78th Locarno Film Festival unveiled a main competition shaped by formal audacity, political introspection, and a deepening search for emotional and historical truth. [Read the...

An explosion tears through the silence of an otherwise quiet Kyrgyzstan town. What happened to the couple that lived there? Asel and her husband, Marat. And didn’t his mother, Farida, just arrive in town to help around the house?   ...

Prepare for 'Weapons' by watching 'Barbarian' (again). Plus: Nisha Ganatra's previous films hint at what may come with 'Freakier Friday.' [Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com...]