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LA Film Fest 2014 Review: JOSSY'S Playfully Parodies Power Rangers
If you're a regular reader here at ScreenAnarchy then you are probably aware of one of Japan's fastest rising directors: Fukuda Yuichi. Already a household name in his native country thanks to several TV shows, Fukuda broke out on the...
LA Film Festival Announces 2014 Lineup
The Los Angeles Film Festival is turning 20 this year, and to celebrate, the fine folks at Film Independent have quite the whopper of a line up. Bong Joon-ho's hotly anticipated science fiction actioner Snowpiercer opens the fest, which runs...
LA Film Fest 2013 Wrapped Up In Photos
LA Film Fest wrapped up last Sunday with the LA premiere of The Way, Way Back. We took a look at that film back at Sundance, but that's not to say we didn't have plenty to say about the great...
LA Film Fest 2013 Review: RAIN is Contemporary Ballet Stripped Bare
It may be hard for a movie like Rain to get noticed. Many documentaries employ the TV formula of souped-up editing techniques (jerky pan of a photograph! brightness filters!), loud rock snippets and old heads reminiscing in order to...
LA Film Fest 2013: 12 Nuggets from Spike Jonze's Career and New Feature HER
Spike Jonze sat down with David O. Russell at LA Film Fest for a conversation about his career. While it got off to a rather pokey start, the conversation included a few great nuggets about Jonze's past work, as well...
LA Film Fest 2013: CODE BLACK and MOTHER, I LOVE YOU Take Top Jury Prizes, All Awards Announced
LA Film Festival has just about wrapped up its 2013 edition with the festival closing screening of The Way, Way Back coming tonight. The awards were announced today and it was Janis Nords's Latvian drama Mother, I Love You...
LA Film Fest 2013 Review: WINTER IN THE BLOOD Captures The True Western Spirit
Winter in the Blood focuses on a young, alcoholic Blackfoot Indian somewhere in central Montana as he struggles to maintain his sanity while constantly reliving traumatic events from his past. While Chaske Spencer plays the part with an intense and...
Watch The First Teaser For LA Selected Horror Flick DELIVERY
Kyle and Rachel have a baby coming. And maybe that's not such a good thing. Welcome to the basic premise for Delivery, Brian Netto's indie horror flick about to premiere at the LA Film Festival.In this unnerving chiller, Kyle and...
