Screen Anarchy

Deep in the Andalusian countryside, Eladio has been hired to watch over the hunting grounds of Don Francisco’s estate, somewhere in rural Spain. The estate is divided into ten hunting stands, spaced far enough apart to avoid incidents. After three...

The second collaboration of Hong Sangsoo and Isabelle Huppert is a delight. [Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com...]

End of Godard, End of Cinema [Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com...]

Mati Diop documents the repatriation of stolen African treasures from France. [Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com...]

Sometimes a film comes along and blindsides when you least expect it. The sublime surprise Love in the Big City is just such a film, enriching the landscape of Korean cinema in a year that has quietly seen low-key films...

A happy first day of October to you all. The folks at Arrow celebrate the best in contemporary and cult genre cinema year round but as more focus is drawn to the realm of weird and wacky during this time...

Starting this Wednesday Hulu subscribers can watch Pancho Rodriguez's heist comedy Abracadaver. Our friend Guido Rud of FilmSharks out of Buenos Aires produced the flick with Rodriguez.    A teaser and trailer were released recently. Check them both out, down...

The marketing for Steven Soderbergh's Presence continues to give us little morsals, little teases as to what to expect from their haunted house flick.  The focus this time around is on Chloe, daughter of Rebecca and Chris. As the presence...

While there are no end of variations on the vampire story, and indeed we've been able to dive into the lore of this particular monster and its incarntions across a multitude of cultures, there is something about the image of...

With the official trailer for Emilia Pérez dropping today, I'm still not entirely sure what the film is about, or how all these women fit together. I do know what French auteur Jacques Audiard is capable of, with films as...