An exciting, original piece of cinema that boldly defies categorization. It’s part fantasy, relationship drama, dark comedy, superhero film, and feminist manifesto.
Tag: Fantastic Fest
“Laughter”
A thoughtful, sophisticated, abstract meditation on life, death, and survivor’s guilt.
“The Old Man Movie”
Gonzo animation is a love-it-or-leave-it genre, but fans of absurd cinema will want to check out this eclectic film from Estonia.
“Bloodthirsty”
A small-scale thriller with meaning, the film continues the welcome trend of women telling stories about women in a genre that could be called ‘female-empowerment horror.’
“How to Deter a Robber”
A goofy campfire-style tale turned dark thriller that’s a little too timid to pack a real punch.
“The Boy Behind the Door”
A tense, effective, and unrelenting thriller. Even if it’s not one of the best of the genre, you have to respect the achievement in clever filmmaking.
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