July 2026

Kaye Adelaide on the Intersection Between Horror, Comedy, and Queer Cinema in The Rebrand

The horror/comedy genre, though seemingly disparate in their tones, have always had the potential to effortlessly blend together. The structural similarity, and careful craft of tension allow the two forms to come together to create a truly unique experience. Recently, with films like Bodies Bodies Bodies in 2022, and Leviticus which came out this year, […]

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Exclusive from the 2026 Tribeca FIlm Festival: Lindsay Calleran on the Thematic Tapestry of her Debut Feature Caity

An Exclusive Interview with Writer/Director Lindsay Calleran  A director’s first feature film is one of the most represenative of their career. It is a multi-facated culmination of the experience the artist has gained, what they have yet to explore, and where their film journey might take them. For independent filmmaker Lindsay Calleran, the feature debut

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