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Lynn Redgrave and James Earl Jones in director Charles Burnett's "The Annihilation of Fish." (Courtesy Kino Lorber and Milestone Films) A lost little piece of film history is about to unspool at ...

Black Mirror is on the cover of SFX issue 390, ahead of the Netflix anthology ... Other publications he's contributed to include Total Film, When Saturday Comes, Retro Pop, Horrorville, and ...

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“The Annihilation of Fish” would be pretty much ... A Toronto International Film Festival screening later that year revealed the film’s singular and divisive qualities, which led to one ...

“The Annihilation of Fish” would be pretty much unimaginable, if it weren’t here, now, a generation after its disappearance. It barely got into production in 1999, even with James Earl Jones ...

It’s a strange-looking, odd-feeling film that gestures toward mystery and larger conspiracy, but it seldom pulls on these threads. Instead, it ends up an anodyne political drama that says little ...

As we step into spring, it’s out with the old and in with the new. This even includes makeup. In recent years, the dominance of the “clean girl aesthetic” and barely-there makeup has ...

The film will still get its planned release on Imax screens — including select theaters with 70mm — and will now also get a special release on VistaVision, the extinct film format recently ...

In this freewheeling chat, Kabir reflects on the underperformance of his last film Chandu Champion, how OTT has reshaped audience choices, and what it means to stay authentic as a filmmaker.

With The Annihilation of Fish, we come to a film that I would argue is Burnett’s masterpiece. Fish (the legendary James Earl Jones) is a lifelong inhabitant of a mental institution. The vigorous ...