Hari Sama‘s This is Not Berlin will be screening at Tribeca this month, as part of the festival’s Critics’ Week lineup. The film is a coming of age story taking place in Mexico on the eve of the World Cup in 1986,
Jessica Oreck constructs an aggregation of time in which she positions the sufferers of the Siege of Leningrad as people instead of statistics.
The official poster has been revealed for this year’s Fantasia International Film Festival, which will be celebrating its 23rd year from July 11 – August 1. Those looking to submit their film for this year’s festival have until May 2nd, so if
The first wave of documentaries have been announced for the 2019 Maryland Film Festival, taking place in Baltimore May 8 – 12.
Take a look below for the 10 films announced today, and click here to check out the previously announced
Alex Ross Perry’s latest and most caustic film yet, Her Smell, is an exhausting journey into the shattered mind of a riot-grrrl rocker on a downward spiral of substance abuse that too often tags along with fame.
A new trailer has been released for the documentary Our Time Machine, premiering at this year’s Tribeca Film Festival in New York. Directed by Yang Sun and S. Leo Chiang, the film follows Chinese artist Maleonn, whose new theater project is a
The first ten features screening at this year’s Maryland Film Festival have been revealed, which includes Rick Alverson‘s The Mountain, Jennifer Reeder‘s Knives and Skin, and Rashaad Ernesto Green‘s Premature to name a few.
The 21st annual Maryland Film Festival will
The Guardian has posted the first trailer has been released for the documentary Seahorse, in which a trans man begins the journey to become pregnant and have a child. The film is directed by Jeanie Finlay and will be premiering at
A new poster and trailer have been released for the documentary Gay Chorus Deep South, premiering at this year’s Tribeca Film Festival.
Directed by David Charles Rodrigues, the film follows The San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus as they go on tour throughout
As the adolescent-teen-girl-coming-of-age trend sallies forth, the next entry in this ever-growing sub-genre is Sophie Lorain’s delightful black-and-white comedy Slut in a Good Way.
The second annual What The Fest!? has officially wrapped, and with another successful year in the books, it’s Zach Lipovsky and Adam B. Stein‘s Freaks that took home the Audience Award. The sci-fi thriller stars Emile Hirsch, Bruce Dern, and Lexy Kolker,
The second annual What The Fest!? is closing out its second year, and for genre film lovers such as myself, there’s a lot on offer here, from supernatural thrillers, to comedies, to even docs and newly restored classics. I had
In the best Frankenstein-like story since the unironically great Frankenhooker, Larry Fessenden’s first directorial effort since 2013’s Beneath marks his most ferociously entertaining feature to date.
Glass Eye Pix has released a teaser trailer for Larry Fessenden‘s upcoming horror film Depraved, which is set to make its world premiere at this year’s What The Fest!? in New York. The film is a modern Frankenstein story involving
The Tribeca Film Festival is kicking off soon, and today the world premiere of Danny Boyle‘s Yesterday was announced as the Closing Night film. Additionally, the Galas, and Anniversary screenings were also announced.
The Tribeca Film Festival takes place from
While the community it focuses on takes niche to its most extreme lengths, Well Groomed is a refreshingly even-handed journey through the beyond-strange world of creative dog grooming.
