Written by Emma Morris. Graphic by Abra Manfred. Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim’s “You Can See Everything” has been making huge waves since its theatrical release. I’ve done my best to keep spoilers to a minimum so that I could walk into the movie knowing practically nothing. I kne
Written by Kayla Lybbert, Photos by Riley Reed, Graphic by Kayla Lybbert. Variety’s panel covering nine artisans across film and TV returned on Oct. 27, 2026. Nine craftspeople were able to share their thoughts on their respective films and artistic processes. Anne Jimkes: The supervising so
Written by Jax Warner. Graphics by Avery Melhado. The second day of the SCAD Savannah Film Festival brought “Fjord” to the big screen, a family drama from director Cristian Mungiu that arrives with one of the most impressive resumes of the year. After winning the Palms d’Or at the 2026 Cannes
Written by Jax Warner. Photograph by Jax Warner. In an industry increasingly driven by celebrity soundbites and promotional campaigns, film journalist and podcaster Kevin McCarthy is more interested in what happens behind the camera. On the third day of the SCAD Savannah Film festival, McCarthy and
Written by Elisa Diaz. Graphic by Avery Melhado. “Generation Next” “Generation Next” is a collection of films sharing the stories of the world’s successors. It’s about children experiencing life at the fullest: both the good and the bad. Each of the five films will give you a new p
Written by Aria Eyde. Graphic by Aria Eyde. On Oct. 24, “Look Back” played at the Lucas theater midday, and left much of the theater crying in the sunny afternoon. The story is beautiful, but it has been told twice before: first as a graphic novel released in 2021, then as an animated film relea
Written by Ananya Panchal. Graphic by Ananya Panchal. “Fatherland” is the third film in a loose historical trilogy by Polish director Paweł Pawlikowski, following “Ida” and “Cold War.” Although each film follows an independent story, all three explore how the larger political an
Written by Jax Warner. Graphics by Avery Melhado. Every October, Savannah becomes a temporary home to film lovers, industry professionals, and students trying to figure out how to fit three screenings, a panel, and a meal into one day. The SCAD Savannah Film Festival returns Oct. 24-31, bringing eig
Written by Avery Melhado. Photos courtesy of Talia Sullivan and Yuhan Chen. “I have been a painter, always. It’s never really been a question.” Master of Fine Arts Painting student Talia Sullivan may have always known she was a painter, but she never could’ve imagined her life would turn out
Written by Jax Warner. Photographs by Jax Warner and graphics by Alice Stockli. Some movies make you cry. Others leave you sitting in a theater trying to figure out how you are supposed to function after what you just watched. “La Bola Negra” somehow managed to do both. This final screening on t