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Hot August nights are pretty much the ideal time to deep dive into the career of your favourite film stars or filmmakers. In the past, we’ve shown you how to throw your very own Colin Farrell Film Fest, and now we’re switching gears to bring you a guide to the great Ms. Hepburn. Audrey, not Katharine. Not that the fabulous Kate doesn’t deserve her own celebration but that’s a curated list for another day.
Chris Lambert gives his his 2022 ranking for Fire of Love
Neil Maskell gives a terrifying performance in this week’s Friday Night Film pick, the ultra-violent revenge thriller BULL.
This screening series runs at Museum of the Moving Image Friday, Aug 19 - Sunday, Sep 11
Film Independent President talks to actor, writer, filmmaker B.J. Novak about his feature directorial debut, the Texas-set comedy thriller 'Vengeance'.
A unique perspective within the coming-of-age genre is presented in Girl Friends, a series that focuses on girls, friends, girlfriends, and girl friends. Three films, all directed by queer women, center to some extent on a romantic storyline, though often the most interesting moments revolve around the interactions between friendship and queerness: crushes on friends, social ostracization, the murky distinction between romantic and platonic feelings, sexual discovery, identity and presentation, allyship, and many forms of intimacy.
Friends, if you aren't caught up yet on the podcast, last month during July we drifted into the wonderful world of 90s Action movies. Each host picked their own movie and we went from there.
Encuentros returns with "Being Like Water": a conversation between Apichatpong Weerasethakul and Tilda Swinton.
Medusa is a horror-musical-comedy-fantasy film set in an alternate universe (yet close to reality) about a young woman who grew up in an ultra-conservative environment in Brazil, where she is expected to keep every aspect of her life under tight control. In order to keep control of herself, she must control every other woman around her.
Director Dan Trachtenberg's Predator prequel Prey premieres on Hulu on Friday. Critic Andrew Wyatt has a review:
We're delighted to announce the full film lineup for the 2022 Cultures & Communities Festival! Running from September 14-18.
This week on the MUBI Podcast, the irreplaceable experience of seeing rare, highly-flammable nitrate prints projected.
