Sundance Review: Crystal Fairy
Micheal Cera starring in two Sundance films by Chilean director Sebastian Silva strikes me as pretty random. It then makes perfect sense that ...
Tag: Foreign
Trailers
Trailer: Il Futuro
Warning: Ever so slightly NSFW The folks over at Indiewire have nabbed themselves an exclusive trailer to the upcoming Sundance film Il Futuro, ...
Flix for (Not So) Short: Overture
Overture, directed by Dan Sachar, is an Israeli short film about a man who is struggling to recover pieces of his memory. The ...
Flixclusive Clip: Sleep Tight
Way back at Fantastic Fest 2011, we reviewed a Spanish horror/thriller called Sleep Tight. It sounded pretty interesting, but the lack of a big release/marketing ...
Features
Geoff’s Top Five Limited Release Films of 2012
In addition to all of the big budget, big theater releases I saw in 2012, a large portion of my time was spent ...
Release date and info on Korean monster movie The Host 2
A while back we shared some test footage from The Host 2, a sequel to the acclaimed 2006 Bong Joon-ho film. Word is ...
Trailers
Teaser Trailer: Foosball
Foosball is a Spanish language film about Amadeo, who tries to reassemble a foosball team after their table was dismantled.It’s based on Roberto Fontanarrosa’s ...
Wong Kar-wai rushing to finish The Grandmasters
Roughly five years in the making and oft-delayed, Wong Kar-wai’s Yip Man biopic The Grandmasters is almost done. Almost. The Hollywood Reporter says ...
Korean Movie Night New York gets its animation on
By this point, you New Yorkers should really know the drill. At various points throughout the year, those lovable lugs over at the ...
Features
The Top 6 Korean Films Released on Netflix in 2012
When it came time for the Flixist staff to do end-of-year lists, we obviously wanted to have things that reflected us as a ...
Behind the scenes of Stephen Chow’s Journey to the West
Donnie Yen’s The Monkey King isn’t the only adaptation of the novel Journey to the West slated for 2013. Stephen Chow is working on ...
Trailers
Trailer: The Assassins
There’s a certain kind of sumptuousness to Chinese period epics, like John Woo’s Red Cliff or the films of Chen Kaige. Zhao Yiyang’s ...