Browsing: Film Festivals
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…
The Sundance Film Festival has always been the epicenter for independent cinema, where rising filmmakers…
Oscar-winning director Guillermo del Toro explores the human condition in Frankenstein (2025), a bold reimagining…
Relationships are one of the core pillars of cinema, and more specifically, the screenplays that…
Julian Schnabel’s In the Hand of Dante is a severe misfire and complete chore to sit through, even finding a way to miscast star Oscar Isaac.
Writer-director Noah Baumbach and actor George Clooney craft an utterly endearing portrait of an aging movie star in their Netflix movie Jay Kelly.
The threat of nuclear war is still felt under the pressure of today’s thorny global…