Fantasia 2025 Review: ‘Smurfs’ Misinterprets Peyo’s Work Once Again
The latest iteration of the Smurfs once again is reliant on dated pop culture trends and memes instead of making something of value. More
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What Could Play at the 2025 Cannes Film Festival?
Films like Sentimental Value, Alpha, Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning and The Phoenician Scheme could premiere at Cannes. More
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Bong Joon-ho’s ‘Mickey 17’ to Have International Premiere at 75th Berlinale
The movie, which will be Joon-ho’s third English-language production, will release in South Korea on January 28th. More
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Sundance Reveals Lineup for 2025 Festival
The Sundance Institute has revealed its full lineup of feature films and episodic content for the 2025 Sundance Film Festival. More
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‘The Room Next Door’ Wins Golden Lion at 2024 Venice Film Festival
Pedro Almodóvar’s The Room Next Door has won the Golden Lion at the 81st edition of the Venice Film Festival. More
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Telluride Announces Lineup for 51st Edition of Festival
Anora, Saturday Night, Piece by Piece, Bird, and Conclave are among the films part of the lineup for the 51st annual Telluride Film Festival. More
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Fantasia International Film Festival Review: ‘100 Yards’ is A Martial Arts Spectacle
Haofeng and Junfeng Xu give incredible martial arts precision with 100 Yards. More
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Fantasia International Film Festival Review: ‘From My Cold Dead Hands’ is a Terrifying Look Into a Gun-Crazy America
Javier Horcajada draws one of the scariest juxtapositions of a gun-crazy America in From My Cold Dead Hands. More
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Fantasia International Film Festival Review: ‘In Our Blood’ is a Thrilling Fiction Debut for Pedro Kos
Pedro Kos’ In Our Blood is one hell of a thrilling fiction debut for the Oscar-nominated filmmaker. More
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Fantasia International Film Festival Review: ‘Chainsaws Were Singing’ is a Life-Changing Experience You Won’t Soon Forget
Sander Maran’s Chainsaws Were Singing is the next big revolution in do-it-yourself filmmaking. More
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Fantasia Fest Interview: Discussing ‘Witchboard’ With Actors Madison Iseman, Aaron Dominguez, Charlie Tahan, and Filmmaker Chuck Russell
Awards Radar speaks to Madison Iseman, Aaron Dominguez, Charlie Tahan and Chuck Russell on Witchboard. More
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Fantasia International Film Festival Review: Nobuhiro Yamashita Gets Poetic with ‘Swimming in a Sand Pool’
Nobuhiro Yamashita’s Swimming in a Sand Pool is an often poetic coming-of-age tale with an Ozu-like meditation on growing up. More
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