Fantasia 2010 is over but the great reviews are still coming in. Up today is a new review from Chris Chang for the Film Society of Lincoln Center in New York.

“Although not fantasy, nor technically horror-at least by Noel Carroll’s ‘art horror’ definition-the film attains a truly horrific, emotionally charged, literally skin-peeling climax.”

Chris Chang Film Society of Lincoln Center review: FANTASIA REVIEW: Red, White & Blue
 
 

Fantasia 2010 still doesn’t feel like its over, especially with great reviews for Red White & Blue like Maurie Alioff’s in Northern Stars.

“Red, White, and Blue was shot with a hyper clarity and detail that recalls David Lynch’s Blue Velvet and P.T. Anderson films like Boogie Nights. In its bursts of kinetic energy, the film also hearkens back to Sam Peckinpah, while showing the obvious influence of Korean visionary Park Chan-wook’s vengeance cycle.”

Maurie Alioff Northern Stars review: FANTASIA REVIEW: Red, White & Blue
 
 

Couldn’t attend the Fantasia 2010 Canadian premiere screening of Red White & Blue? Here is the journey captured in 34 pictures. Our thanks to King-Wei Chu, Stephanie Trepanier, Mitch Davis and everyone that helped make Fantasia an incredible experience this year.

 
Red White & Blue @ Fantasia 2010: Slideshow of 34 Pictures

 
* Some photography by King-Wei Chu and Amanda Fuller.
 
 
 

Fantasia 2010 might be over but that hasn’t stopped the continued flood of great reviews from in. Up today is the Arrow in the Head review from Chris Bumbray.

“Five minutes into RED, WHITE & BLUE, I knew I was watching something truly special.”

Chris Bumbray Arrow in the Head review: FANTASIA REVIEW: Red, White & Blue

Fantasia 2010 review from Georgie Hobbs at Little White Lies.

“Simon Rumley’s slacker thriller Red White & Blue was the highlight of a mixed programme in Montreal… by far the best of the festival.”

Georgie Hobbs Little White Lies review: SXSW 2010 Review: ‘Red, White & Blue’

Our thanks to Stephanie Trepanier for informing us of winning awards at Fantasia 2010! Best actor for Noah Taylor and the film picked up the award for the SEQUENCES PRIZE!!!

 
FANTASIA 2010 Jury Awards

 
BEST ACTOR: Noah Taylor – RED, WHITE & BLUE

 
SEQUENCES PRIZE

The Sequences jury was presided over by Pascal Grenier and composed of Julie Seguin and Mathieu Seguin-Tetreault.

The Sequences prize for best international feature film is awarded ex-aequo to Jorge Michel Grau’s SOMOS LO QUE HAY (WE ARE WHAT WE ARE) and Simon Rumley’s RED, WHITE & BLUE.

Read Press Release: Fantasia 2010: Jury Awards – And the winners are…

Top picture courtesy of Photography by King-Wei Chu – Copyright 2010.

The Fantasia 2010 reviews keep coming in. Up today is a must read from UK Movie Blog HeyUGuys writer Craig Skinner.

“My expectations were not only justified but they were not high enough. Red White & Blue is phenomenal and a must see film of 2010.”

Craig Skinner HeyUGuys review: Fantasia 2010: Red White & Blue Review

Evil Andy from Dread Central offers more on Red White & Blue including the picture above in a day 12-14 recap of Fantasia 2010.

“This is without a doubt one of the discoveries of the festival and a film everyone is talking about. This is Rumley’s second appearance at Fantasia, and his 2006 screening of The Living and the Dead had a similarly enthusiastic response, making him one of the true stars of Fantasia. Look for my review of Red White and Blue soon.”

Evil Andy Dread Central: Fantasia 2010: Days 12-14

More from Fantasia 2010, this time with a review from Dread Central.

“Simon Rumley is without a doubt one of the most interesting and talented directors working in genre cinema today.”

Evil Andy Dread Central review: Red White and Blue (2010) Review

Thanks to everyone that came out last night to our Fantasia 2010 screening! Up today we have this Brad Miska review from Bloody Disgusting.

“Red White & Blue is slow-burn thriller from Simon Rumley that’s sure to leave you with your jaw on the ground.”

Brad Miska Bloody Disgusting review: RED, WHITE & BLUE Review