Alex Harrison

1 week ago | screenrant.com | Alex Harrison

Dreams (Sex Love) is somewhat tricky to pin down with description alone. It's part of a thematic trilogy by Norwegian filmmaker Dag Johan Haugerud, along with Sex and Love, each of which premiered at European festivals over the past year – Dreams played Berlin this February and walked away with the Golden Bear, the festival's top prize. All three films are, to some extent, meditations on all three topics, hence the English stylization of this movie's title being Dreams (Sex Love).

2 weeks ago | screenrant.com | Alex Harrison

Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your ScreenRant account This article covers a developing story. Continue to check back with us as we will be adding more information as it becomes available. The Cannes Film Festival is revealing the official selection for the 2025 edition.

2 weeks ago | screenrant.com | Alex Harrison

Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your ScreenRant account Black Mirror is a cultural touchstone for me. I first saw the series in high school, when the original Channel 4 episodes made their way to Netflix, and it felt then like some of the defining art of the 2010s. When the streamer became its permanent home, the show's footprint became as big as it deserved to be. Much like The Twilight Zone, the genre-inflected anthology precursor we can't help but compare it to, I believe Black Mirror...

3 weeks ago | screenrant.com | Alex Harrison

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3 weeks ago | screenrant.com | Alex Harrison

The Friend has, unfortunately, triggered one of my movie allergies. There's something about it – how the characters are written, or the rhythm of the dialogue, or the tone – that pushes me away. Or, rather, causes me to push it away. In the past, I've struggled to identify what exactly is this cinematic cilantro that I reject so strongly and others seem unbothered by. But as soon as I come across it, the whole movie starts to feel pretentious or false. Well, maybe not the whole movie.