Neuchâtel 2022 Daily: SALOUM and YEAR OF THE SHARK on a Manic Monday
On its fourth day, the Neuchâtel International Fantastic Film Festival in Switzerland continues debuting new genre films -- notably the world premiere of French thriller Year of the Shark, which is very good, and which I'll detail in my review, publishing later today, and the international premiere of supernatural crime thriller Ashkal, which my colleague Shelagh Rowan-Legg will be reviewing later today -- alongside second screenings of titles that debuted during the first three days, including "magical realist eco-fable" The Cow Who Sang a Song into the Future, "morbid weight watching" in Family Dinner and queer body horror in Hypochondriac, which are all recommended by our reviewers.
So, it's probably a manic Monday for our friends in Europe, and will call for some judicious schedule studying. Perhaps you'll be able to fit in the 'shark night' titles Deep Blue Sea and/or Tintorera: Killer Shark, or perhaps Karyn Kusama's quite excellent Jennifer's Body.
Or perhaps you'll turn your attention to one of the titles in our gallery below?
