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“#Shout! Takes SXSW Award Winner Language Lessons Starring Mark Duplass & Natalie Morales” Language Lessons, the directorial debut movie from Natalie Morales that was a hit at this year’s South by Southwest (SXSW), has picked up distribution in the United States. After having its world premiere at this year’s Berlin Film Festival, the movie screened…
“#Female Wrestlers Fight Back – /Film” Ciudad Juárez is notorious for its violence, especially against women. In the first four months of 2020, 987 women and young girls were murdered in Mexico. Of those deaths, 308 were categorized as femicide. Directors Paola Calvo and Patrick Jasim shine light on this deadly issue through a sympathetic…
“#A Delightful Debut – /Film” “Once you overcome the one-inch tall barrier of subtitles, you will be introduced to so many more amazing films.” Bong Joon Ho’s incredible Golden Globes speech caused a stir in 2020, and yet for many, his words fell on deaf ears. Despite director Bong’s Parasite going on to win Best…
“#Watch These SXSW 2021 Short Films Online For Free – /Film” The virtual SXSW is over, but that doesn’t mean you can’t get in on some of the movie action. The folks at Oscilloscope Laboratories and Mailchimp have once again put together a program to #SupportTheShorts, allowing viewers to watch a bunch of SXSW 2021…
“#Woodlands Dark and Days Bewitched Review – /Film” Folk horror conjures up many images, both old and new. Pagan rituals, witches, and sprawling landscapes all set the stage for stories that tend to get passed down from generation to generation whether through word of mouth, literature, or film. Director Kier-La Janisse crafts a comprehensive collection…
“#A Supernatural Motherhood Mystery – /Film” Grief is fickle. Over time, it fluctuates in severity and painful memories can be summoned by anything from a song to revisiting a certain location. An omnipresent shadow of pain, grief is always lingering close by in one form or another. Writer/director Stacey Gregg explores mourning through a mother’s…
“#Mother Nature Bites Back – /Film” Why do international filmmakers seem to more frequently turn horror lenses on environmental subjects while domestic creators care more about boogeymen and slashers? If Jaco Bouwer‘s Gaia wasn’t proof enough, what about its SXSW Midnighter counterpart, Lee Haven Jones’ The Feast? The Welsh thriller penned by Roger Williams merges…
“#’Here Before’ is a Dread-Fueled Showcase for Andrea Riseborough” Over the past decade, grief has become a popular theme for genre filmmakers. High-profile directors delight in creating traps built from the bars of their characters’ tragedies. And while the best of these films find real catharsis amidst the sadness, others are content to use tragedy…
“#The Fallout is an Ode to a Paralyzed Generation” TikTok dances. Elaborate orders at Starbucks. Violent, traumatizing school-shootings. These are just a few examples of things that are a part of everyday life for Gen Z. Megan Park’s patient and profoundly compassionate directorial debut, The Fallout, focuses on this generation, whose day-to-day lives inherently inhabit…
“#’Alone Together’ is a Heartfelt Look at Fan Community Amidst COVID” Before the coronavirus pandemic shut down much of the world on March 11, 2020, pop star Charli XCX was just a few months coming off a successful tour for her self-titled album “Charli.” After years of feeling creatively insecure, professionally unfulfilled, and out-of-place as…