Screen Anarchy

Playback: Kelly Reichardt’s Small Gestures, from RIVER OF GRASS to THE MASTERMIND
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Kelly Reichardt has spent her life chronicling the unhurried, uncertain rhythms of American life. Reichardt's films linger on people who live just outside the margins -- drifters, workers, artists -- capturing the fragile connections that hold them together. From the...
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FANTASTIC! LAB 2025: The 13 Projects Pitching For a Piece of LatAm Genre Market
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The lineup of projects for the genre program in the massive production market Ventana Sur, the re-named Fantastic! Lab, has announced.   Thirteen projects have been invited to meet with potential partners and peers, hoping to score the right connections that...
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SHELBY OAKS Review: Twisty Folk Horror. Kind Of.
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Twelve years ago, YouTuber Riley Brennan went missing. When, after a long dry spell, a seemingly related tragedy lands on the doorstep of her sister Mia, the rescue mission restarts in debutante director Chris Stuckmann’s Shelby Oaks. Chris Stuckmann is one...
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CHAINSAW MAN – THE MOVIE: REZE ARC Review: Beautifully Animated, Slightly Repetitive Blast
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A note at the start that Chainsaw Man - The Movie: Reze Arc (just "Reze Arc" going forward because wow, what a title) is entirely accessible to the curious who have not seen the show. Some ongoing threads are touched...
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THE YOUNG PEOPLE: Osgood Perkins’ Next Film Now in Production, First Image Released
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A new film from Osgood Perkins has become an event in its own right. Seemingly unable to stop making movies, we will not be the ones to get in their way. Neon has announced today that production has begun on...
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Morelia 2025 Review: LA GLORIA, Texas Rancher Swept Up in Immigration Crisis
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David Morse, Jaklyn Bejarano and Bill Heck star in J.T. Walker's film. [Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com...]
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MR. K Review: Revealing a Grand Illusion
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Crispin Glover stars. If you want to take a mental break from complicated and intricate plotting, and give in to the absurdities of an European art flick, 'Mr. K' will be a highly rewarding moviegoing experience. [Read the whole post...
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SPRINGSTEEN: DELIVER ME FROM NOWHERE Review: Capturing the Heart and Soul of a Tortured Artist
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Jeremy Allen White and Jeremy Strong star in Scott Cooper's mini-biopic, a slice of Bruce Springsteen's life. [Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com...]
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STALKER Short Film, Short Review: Fear and Survival in the City of Light
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A young woman walks back home on a gloomy and threatening night in Paris. She can't shake the feeling that she's being followed. As she gets closer to her residence, the presence becomes increasingly bold and aggressive.   Now that...
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Toronto After Dark 2025 Review: SISU: ROAD TO REVENGE Really Really Really Loves Blowing Up Commies
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After the epic Western-Thunderdome Nazi-killing smorgasbord that was Sisu, Finnish director Jalmari Helander returns to his large northern Europe canvas for another round of battle with Finland’s enemies. This time, it's in the key of Mad Max: Fury Road, against an...
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