Sometimes making a film about the past is really a way of figuring out how to live with it.
Category: Festival Coverage
“Starsuckers”
An uncomfortably twisted, candy-coated satire of celebrity worship that’s outrageously gory, sexually charged, and utterly bizarre.
“What Lies Between Us”
A tense story of family, loyalty, and the blurred line between protection and complicity.
“Into the Sky”
A weird, funny little sci-fi comedy that mostly succeeds because it never takes the expected route.
“Edward Said: Between Worlds”
An opportunity to hear a remarkable thinker make sense of a world that was already deeply divided.
“Wild Horse Nine”
Uncomfortably funny in classic McDonagh fashion, this story of friendship, loss, and mortality is sharp, profane, politically incorrect, and just a little cruel.
