Now in its fifteenth year, the festival will host two film screenings on October 18 and 25.
Movies
Movie Review | ‘Bottoms’ is a top-notch teen comedy
The second film from Emma Seligman and Rachel Sennott’s near-perfect partnership opens at The Little on Sept. 8.
Movie Review | ‘Theater Camp’ is for theater people
The feature length film is based on a 2020 short and stars Ben Platt, Molly Gordon, and Noah Galvin.
Movie Review | ‘Barbie’ is much more than a Mattel ad
Director Greta Gerwig’s fourth solo directorial project is a silly film with surprising depth.
Summer streaming guide
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Movie Review | “Past Lives” is a rare kind of film
Celine Strong’s directorial debut opens at The Little Theatre on June 30.
Movie Review | With “Asteroid City,” indie favorite Wes Anderson expands his range
The filmmaker’s latest offering opens June 22 at The Little
Rochester native Danny Doran uncorks “Sons of Mezcal”
The documentary will screen on Wednesday, June 7 at The Little Theatre as part of Rochester Cocktail Revival.
Movie Review | “Sanctuary” is a sensual, surprising thriller
The latest film from Zachary Wigon opens June 2 at The Little.
Rochester students talk about modern woes in new musical documentary
In “Generation Z,” soul musician-turned-filmmaker Joyce “Cinnamon” Jones takes a poignant look at the pandemic era from the perspectives of Rochester students.
Anomaly festival’s horror film ‘The Harbinger’ has a city connection
The 2022 Anomaly festival has a heap of horror films, such as Andy Mitton’s “The Harbinger,” which included crew members from Rochester.
Japanese indie film ‘Beyond the Infinite Two Minutes’ is a high-energy, original adventure
The Anomaly film festival closes on Sunday, Nov. 7 with Junta Yamaguchi’s wacky, at times clunky, but ultimately endearing “Beyond the Infinite Two Minutes.”






