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A manic meta-comedy of immense proportions, Red Post on Escher Street pokes fun at the chaos of film production with equal parts absurdity and empathy.
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The laid-back approach in Mori, the Artist’s Habitat works well for such a terminally breezy subject.
The film lineup for this year’s SXSW has been revealed, with 75 features comprised of 57 world premieres. This will be the first year SXSW has gone virtual, with the entire slate of titles streaming online for fans to enjoy in the
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Night of the Kings deftly celebrates the power of storytelling and myth-making when one’s freedoms are limited.
The 2021 Sundance Film Festival is wrapping up, and with that the award winners for this year have been announced.
Siân Heder‘s was awarded the U.S. Grand Jury Prize: Dramatic for CODA, with Ahmir Thompson receiving the documentary prize for Summer of
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Sean Ellis’ 19th-century werewolf horror film lacks the substance and the follow-through to be memorable.
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Prisoners of the Ghostland sees the eccentric Sion Sono embrace the midnight-movie mode and his exaggerated reputation to make one of his strangest features.
Magnolia Pictures has acquired Rodney Ascher‘s latest documentary A Glitch in the Matrix, and with that they released a new teaser trailer and poster today.
Ascher previously directed Room 237, which looked at the various theories behind Stanley Kubrick‘s The Shining,
Although next year’s Sundance Film Festival will be held virtually, that hasn’t stopped them from curating a hefty lineup of titles, the full slate of which has been announced today.
2021’s festival boasts 72 features, 50 shorts, 4 series, and 14 New
The 2021 Slamdance Film Festival will be entering its 27th year, and first virtual edition, in 2021 and today the full lineup of titles has been announced.
This year’s program, available on all major streaming devices, will consist of 25 features and
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Two years after his debut, Searching, director Aneesh Chaganty is back with his sophomore feature, Run, a Hitchcockian thriller that may be more traditional than his last computer-screen-based effort but is compelling nonetheless.
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With its threadbare plot, gobsmackingly frustrating characters, and dull time-loop mechanic, Koko-Di Koko-Da is a test of one’s patience more than it is a meditation on grief.
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The tight, 75-minute runtime allows little breathing room for its characters, while the story never quite differentiates itself from others that have come before.
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The unique and masterfully executed animation is worth the price of admission alone, but the thoughtful homage to classic monster movies and the frequent comedic injections make this a fun, albeit rough around the edges, spook show.
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Changes in character and perception make this film unique, but it’s unfortunate that these elements are weighed down by a story teetering on the edge of believability.
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White Elephant is a story of a teen’s diasporic identity told through paltry means and a lack of focus.
