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"eels like such a natural extension of Charli’s musical work. It’s a drug-and-dance-music-fueled party girl’s lament drug-and-dance-music-fueled party girl’s lament" - Slant Magazine American filmmaker Pete Ohs (cinematographer on Arkadin favorite OBEX) observes the combustible chemistry between a Polish florist…
"A deep dive into a world of thrill-seekers, crime, and poor decisions, all set against the backdrop of Disney World. If you’ve ever been curious about what really happens behind the scenes at Disney or the lengths people will go…
“Jason Pappariella’s ‘places in pieces’ series present rich visual ideas that feel familiar, yet unorthodox within the framework of an abstract travelogue” - Michael Robinson, Moviate Filmmaker Jason Pappariella joins us to present his newest work, places in pieces vol.…
"Hypnotic, oneiric... surreal images that call to mind Wojciech Has’s The Hourglass Sanatorium (1973) in their occult mystery." - Midnight Only A folkloric fever dream, Irina Povolotskaya's THE SCARLET FLOWER turns Russia's own "Beauty and the Beast" story into a lush, dreamlike…
"The French-Canadian shocker Red Rooms comes closer than any film I can recall in squaring up to the darkest implications of the digital age, particularly for those alienated souls known as the Extremely Online... NO ONE I KNOW WHO HAS SEEN RED…
“Fun, flashy, and knowingly ridiculous” - Solzy at the Movies A glossy, turbocharged action-comedy that transformed a deliciously cheesy TV classic into a hip blockbuster hit, CHARLIE'S ANGELS stars Drew Barrymore, Cameron Diaz, and Lucy Liu as three fearless private…
"I hope you’ll be able to see Demonlover in a cinema someday...and to submit to its malign splendor, its oppressive atmospherics, the sense it gives of being buried alive under data." - Nick Pinkerton, 4Columns “No one sees anything. Ever. They watch,…
"An efficiently unsettling prediction of the horrors that artificial intelligence would bringThe androids of Westworld are so lifelike because humans want to enact their darkest impulses on to other humans, however much they suppress these latent desires." - The Guardian…