Since its founding in 2008, GKIDS has been the leading North American distributor of animation worldwide. From the fantastical works of traditional Cartoon Saloon animation to the magical and awe-inspiring animated films of Studio Ghibli, they have released many of the greatest animated films ever made. Almost all of their …
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Read More »Ventana Sur’s Blood Window Reveals 15 Projects to Showcase in This Year’s Genre Sidebar (EXCLUSIVE)
Ventana South‘s Blood window The genre sidebar, one of the first events dedicated to the genre in South America and without a doubt now one of the most important events in the region for all things horror, fantasy and science- fiction, shared the 15 titles that will be part of …
Read More »The Movies We Love, And The Movies You Will Love Too – Nelson Star
There is an independent film distribution company here in Canada called Films We Like. I like that name. It speaks for itself. That said, we might not give you guaranteed blockbusters to tax your point-of-sale machines at the box office, but we are going to bring films that we support, …
Read More »Jared Leto’s powers are out of control in “Morbius” trailer
Pseudo-vampire Jared Leto’s superpowers seem a little out of hand in Sony’s latest “Morbius” trailer. See the video above. âI would do anything to save a life. But I don’t know what I’m capable of, âLeto’s Morbius said at one point in the trailer. Moments later, Jared Harris’ character (who …
Read More »Tica Artist Wins Two Awards at Los Angeles Documentary Film Festival
Allegra Pacheco wins the award for best Documentary and Best Soundtrack Awards at the Los Angeles Documentary Film Festival held in Hollywood from October 20 to 31 at the Raleigh Studios Chaplin Theater. Multimedia artist Allegra Pacheco’s powerful documentary Salaryman, chosen to open the Festival, captures the history and culture …
Read More »Snakehead, The Souvenir Part II, Army of Thieves and Mass
Join us every week as Rotten Tomatoes reports what independent features are streaming. From promising releases of new voices to the experimental efforts of renowned filmmakers – or perhaps the next indie darling to go the distance for year-end accolades – we’ll explain it all here every week. This week …
Read More »Submit now to the 13th Annual New York Independent Film Festival
The usual deadline for the 13th Annual New York Independent Film Festival is November 30! Submit your film now. We are looking for documentaries or storytelling where the filmmaker has put his passion into the film. Whatever the subject, and the shoot is well done, we are interested in watching …
Read More »Meet Savita Singh, the “Madam of the Camera”
Savita Singh’s Sonsi not only wins the National Award for Best Cinematography, it is also the Indian short film presented at the Oscars If cinematography is the art of making the invisible visible, then Savita Singh has mastered it. His short film Soni is not only the winner of this …
Read More »Why do anti-vaxxers keep talking about zombie movies?
Image courtesy of Getty Images Movie Earlier this year, stories from people, including Coloradans, blaming their reluctance to take vaccines I’m a legend emerged. We explored the connection. By Angela Ufheil October 26, 2021 Right after receiving her second dose of the Pfizer vaccine, my mom made a weird joke. …
Read More »Kadaver & Elder, Green Day, Bat Fangs, Amine, more
So many artists, so little time. Each week we review a handful of new albums (of all genres), collect even more new music we would call âindieâ and talk about what metal comes out. We post music news, song premieres and more all day long. We are updating a weekly …
Read More »Meet Artist and New Media Director Jess Irish
Jess Irish is an artist, filmmaker and writer who practices new multi-genre and collaborative media with an emphasis on environmental justice and the expansive potential of technology to create a more equal society. She was the founding co-director of OnRamp Arts, a forward-thinking collaborative creative nonprofit operating in Echo Park …
Read More »Realscreen »Archive» Ji.hlava IDFF announces opening film and masterclasses
The organizers of the 25th Ji.hlava International Documentary Film Festival announced the opening film for this year’s event, along with details of the event’s masterclasses and juries. Ji.hlava 2021 will open with film When the flowers are not silent by Belarusian director Andrei Kutsila, on his homeland after last year’s …
Read More »Streaming services help Arab producers bring TV to life
AAT LEAST FOR its first few seconds, âAlRawabi School for Girlsâ seems like just another teen drama. As piano chords echo in the background, a teenage girl in pink walks past a school bus. âSchool has always been my favorite place,â she says. Then his classmates attack him. The setup …
Read More »‘Five Murmurations’ is John Akomfrah’s response to traumas of this decade – ARTnews.com
No need to beat around the bush: Five Whispers is the most haunting and heartbreaking new piece of art I’ve seen so far this decade – and rightly so, since its subject matter is the haunting, heartbreaking state of the decade so far. In the three-channel video installation, which premiered …
Read More »South Africa: Big Pharma Rules, Okay? No it’s not good
The Covid-19 pandemic has exposed large pharmaceutical companies once again engaged in the worst kind of profit. They do this because they know they can hold the world to ransom for access to protective vaccines that they did not invent but which they monopolize in manufacturing and distributing. This week, …
Read More »Briefly Rated Book Reviews | The New Yorker
I love you but I chose the darkness, by Claire Vaye Watkins (Riverhead). “I have tried to tell this story several times,” writes the protagonist of Watkins’ startling novel. “This will be my last try.” Struck with a sense of alienation after having her first child, she leaves her baby …
Read More »The Calvert Journal Film Festival explores the diversity of Eurasia through local filmmakers
NUR-SULTAN – A journey through Eastern Europe, the Balkans, Russia, the Caucasus and Central Asia through the lens of independent filmmakers in the region – this is how the Calvert Journal frames its film festival, which will start on October 18 and last until October 31. Film festival poster. Photo …
Read More »Watch and stream: October 15
The Halloween season is fast approaching. To count the days, here are the movies and TV shows to watch and stream this week. Halloween kills Courtesy of Universal Pictures Laurie Strode and Michael Myers face off again in the latest entry in the Halloween slasher saga. Jamie Lee Curtis and …
Read More »Olaf takes on Disney classics in Olaf Presents trailer
Ahead of Disney + Day, Disney shared a new trailer for an upcoming series of animated shorts. Olaf presents stars Josh Gad as the living snowman who rose to fame when he first stepped off the ice in 2013 Frozen. Now, Olaf expands his abilities to include that of a …
Read More »Blaze ravages the site of the El Gouna film festival in Egypt
DUBAI: The artists participating in the first Diriyah Contemporary Art Biennial were announced this week. More than 60 artists, from all over the world, are ready to present their work at the event, which will be held from December 11 to March 11, 2022, in the Jax district of Diriyah. …
Read More »New Netflix Horror Series “Oats Studios” Is Called “Nightmare Fuel”
A new Neill Blomkamp anthology project has just been added to Netflix, a project that is bursting with the director’s unique dystopian aesthetic and has drawn comparisons to other Netflix series like Love, death and robots. The new addition is Oats Studios, a 10-episode series that is essentially a collection …
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