Daniel Goldhaber concocts quite the incendiary eco-terrorist thriller with his sophomore effort, How To Blow Up A Pipeline. Based off the book of the same name penned by Andreas Malm, Goldhaber takes Malm’s message of sabotage as a valid and justified form of climate activism and puts it into compelling — and exciting — practice.
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Enys Men is the latest feature film from Cornish filmmaker Mark Jenkin, and it reaffirms his penchant for crafting haunting and poetic stunners. A logical progression of his previous film, Bait, the film finds Jenkin expanding his experimentation and atmospheric dread in more elusive, eerie, and unsettling ways to create an English folk horror unlike any other.
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The latest twisted vision from French writer/director Julia Ducournau had Fantastic Fest audiences revved up for its U.S. premiere, and man, oh man, is it a torqued up treat! Fasten your seatbelts and hold on tight because this deliciously demented and surprisingly sweet no-brakes tale of love and parenthood is gonna take you for one helluva wild and crazy ride.
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