Although Riz Ahmed gives it his all, Michael Pearce’s “Encounter” can’t seem to get a hold of itself; it goes…
Browsing: Film Festival
Tea Lindeburg’s debut feature, “As in Heaven” (or “Du som er i himlen”), is a beautifully shot period piece that…
Julia Ducournau’s “Titane” is a unique, feral, and riveting masterwork that conjures the magic of imaginative filmmaking as it blends…
“Kicking Blood” isn’t your classic young vampire flick, which is refreshing, and it does indeed have moments with some kick;…
Céline Sciamma’s follow-up to “Portrait of a Lady on Fire,” “Petite Maman,” is a sweet, tender, and fairytale-esque film that…
*This interview has been edited for clarity. Genre festivals are a great place for independent films to get their start,…
During our coverage of the Fantasia International Film Festival, we’ve had a survey of several feature films. However, features aren’t…
I’ve seen many dystopian thrillers, but none so devoted to their themes as Kelsey Egan’s “Glasshouse,” playing at Fantasia International…
Genre films are something that Fantasia International Film Festival excels at, and Director Mark O’Brien’s haunting “The Righteous” is no exception.…
Fantasia International Film Festival is here, and it brings us “Baby, Don’t Cry,” a writing/acting project from Actress Zita Bai…