Milan is set to play host to an extraordinary event that will honor the illustrious 50-year career of one of the most visionary artists of our time, Yoshitaka Amano. Titled “Amano Corpus Animae,” this retrospective exhibition will run from November 13, 2024, to March 1, 2025, at the Fabbrica del Vapore, showcasing over 120 of
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Ant Timpson’s latest film, “Bookworm,” which premiered at Fantasia 2024 on July 18, takes viewers on a whimsical yet profound journey that grapples with themes of parenthood, adventure, and the intersection of theory and reality. The film’s opening scene efficiently sets the stage with the lead character, 11-year-old Mildred, played by Nell Fisher, sharing her
The world of professional wrestling encapsulates a complex interplay between scripted theatrics and genuine athleticism. *Dark Match*, the latest offering from writer and director Lowell Dean, leans into this dichotomy by plunging into a realm where performance art collides with supernatural horror. Premiering at Fantasia 2024, the film infuses the audience’s perception of wrestling with
In an age dominated by entertainment options, television shows often act as both a refuge and an obsession for teenagers. Jane Shoenbrun’s latest work, “I Saw The TV Glow,” encapsulates this complex phenomenon by weaving the story of two young protagonists whose lives become intertwined with a fictional series, “The Pink Opaque.” This horror/fantasy series,
In the realm of cinema, narratives that intertwine themes of time travel and romantic folly often find a unique resonance with audiences. Alice Lowe’s film “Timestalker” serves as a fascinating case study of how these themes interplay, creating a rich tapestry of longing, unrequited love, and cyclical existence. As characters traverse through different historical periods—ranging
“Strange Darling,” directed by JT Mollner, is a provocative exploration into the psyche of a serial killer, depicted through the lens of a fractured narrative. The film unfolds across six disjointed chapters, each contributing to a chilling portrait of a predator and his prey. Set against the haunting backdrop of the Oregon wilderness, the film
John Farrelly’s film *An Taibhse* (The Ghost) beguiles its audience with an amalgamation of psychological horror and a poignant coming-of-age story set against the backdrop of early 20th-century Ireland. The film opens with a haunting question posed by the young protagonist, Máire Finegan, to her father Éamon, immediately setting the tone for a narrative steeped
The vastness of the universe evokes both wonder and dread, a sentiment astutely captured in the opening quote of Josephine Rose’s film, Touchdown, which suggests two equally chilling realities: we might either be alone or we might not be. This dichotomy sets the tone for a narrative that unfolds in the near future, specifically on
In the realm of horror cinema, 2023 has welcomed an intriguing addition to the genre with Parker Brennon’s directorial debut, *Hauntology*. The film introduces audiences to an evocative journey marked by ghostly narratives and personal discovery. The central characters, Jazmin and her younger sibling Venus, embark on a road trip that blends the essence of
In an era where science fiction continues to grapple with themes of isolation and existential threat, Brian Hanson’s “The Bunker” stands as a remarkable examination of the human psyche amid an alien invasion. The film juxtaposes the perceived danger from extraterrestrial beings with the internal struggles of its characters, particularly microbiologist Dr. Michele Riley. As