After going decades without an American distributor — then spending a few extra months in pandemic limbo — one of the great wonders of European cult animation is finally hitting our screens. Son of ...

The word “psychedelic” certainly applies when describing “Son of the White Mare,” director Marcell Jankovics’ stunning 1981 animated odyssey, which finally makes its way to American audiences nearly ...

There were rich pickings at this year’s Fantasia International Film Festival, which wrapped up this week in Montreal, Canada. One of the highlights was the world premiere of a digital restoration of ...

Americans have Fantasia. And because every culture must find its own way to torture innocent children, Hungarians have Fehérlófia. Lucky them. Released in 1981, it’s a freaky phatasmagoria about—who ...

There’s violence, heartbreak, black humour and romance, all accompanied by István Vajda’s harsh but striking electronic score. Acclaimed on its original release and ranked highly on critics’ lists of ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook In a parallel world, moviegoers, blissfully unaware of the COVIDs and the Faucis and the curves — ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Josh Weiss is a writer covering the nexus of pop culture and Judaism. “I feel happy and satisfied,” Jankovics, 78, said of his ...

Marcell Jankovics’ stunning 1981 animated odyssey has finally made its way to U.S. audiences. The word “psychedelic” certainly applies when describing “Son of the White Mare,” director Marcell ...