Browsing: Film Festivals
Na Hong-jin’s Hope (2026) is one of the wildest movies to ever premiere in competition…
Director James Gray gives his spin on the New York crime drama in Paper Tiger, but it’s far too derivative and even laughably bad at times.
Jordan Firstman’s feature directorial debut Club Kid is a transformative and endlessly sincere drama about community and selflessness.
Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma is a masterful deconstruction of slashers and their lasting impact on horror fans through a queer lens.
Macon Blair delivers his take on a raunchy buddy comedy in Idiots, which features O’Shea Jackson Jr. and Dave Franco at their funniest.
Keegan-Michael Key delivers a laugh-out-loud voice performance in Buddy, a surreal horror film that taps into the unspoken dread of our childhoods.
There is something profoundly somber about The Only Living Pickpocket in New York (2026). Actor-turned-director…
Gregg Araki’s first movie in 12 years, I Want Your Sex, is a hilarious dissection on how today’s younger generation wrestles with sexual freedom.
Josephine (2026) is a tale about the exact moment the world breaks open for a…
Charli xcx is one of today’s most defining pop artists, so the title for her…