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Both singular in vision and singular in execution, filmmaker Grace Glowicki’s fantastic horror-comedy, Dead Lover, must be seen to be disbelieved.   Hyper-stylized, archly written in a hilarious camp tone (when it’s not being achingly sincere), and floridly performed, Dead...

On behalf of Screen Anarchy, I am happy to share the following announcement, with official verbiage provided by Dogma LA 25. For decades, filmmakers have been hindered by a lack of financing and the high cost of technical resources. However,...

Yong A. Yoon directs the indie drama, starring Tom Chi. [Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com...]

Q: “What’s the difference between a religion and cult?”  A: “Time.”   There’s cult horror — as in horror that develops an offscreen cult following — and cult horror – as in a horror film about a cult. First-time writer-director...

Sophie Thatcher plays ingenue girlfriend to Jack Quaid’s very bad boyfriend in Drew Hancock’s Companion, a twisty thriller with plenty of surprises up its very bloody sleeves. Josh (Quaid) and his girlfriend Iris (Thatcher) are heading up to a woodsy...

  The Indigenous Cinema Alliance will celebrate its tenth year as "... a coalition of international Indigenous partners, including film festivals, commissions, and institutes. Our mission is to promote Indigenous cinema globally, create culturally safe spaces for Indigenous professionals, and develop...

Ahead of its World Premiere at the Harbour section of International Film Festival Rotterdam next week, we are pleased to unveil the official poster of the upcoming film Primitive Diversity by director Alexander Kluge, featuring artwork by Otterhellmann (Instagram.) Here's...

This is one of those better late than never things.   We knew that the trailer for Carl Fry and Maxwell Nalevansky's cringe comedy, Rats! had come out a few days ago but somehow we failed to follow through on...

Mehmet Akif Büyükatalay's 'Hysteria' is a gripping exploration of chaos, identity, and power, set against the backdrop of a film set unraveling in the aftermath of a provocative and divisive act. [Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com...]

Florian Pochlatko's debut feature is a genre-defying take on mental health, identity, and the disorienting realities of young adulthood, set to premiere in the new Perspectives competition at Berlinale. [Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com...]