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‘Ancestral Beasts’ review: Indigenous Canadian horror effectively draws on the spectre of generational trauma

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By Nikki Baughan Verified
| Screen Daily Verified
Writer/director Tim Riedel’s creature feature premiered at Fantasia Source: Fantasia ‘Ancestral Beasts’ Dir/scr: Tim Riedel. Canada. 2026. 104mins The spectre of generational trauma haunts the latest feature from Indigenous Canadian filmmaker Tim Riedel.
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‘Black Zombie’ review: Fascinating doc reclaims the zombie from Western culture and returns it to its African roots

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By Nikki Baughan Verified
| Screen Daily Verified
Maya Annik Bedward’s film won Fantasia’s Northern Excellence Award for Canadian filmmaking Source: Fantasia ‘Black Zombie’ Dir: Maya Annik Bedward. Canada, Haiti. 2026. 93mins A fascinating, visually inventive journey through the history of Haiti’s Voudou religion and its appropriation by Western interlopers – and, particularly, Hollywood – Black Zombie digs deep into the origins of horror’s enduringly popular figurehead, the zombie.
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Six talking points from the Venice 2026 lineup: Studios and female directors go missing

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By Tim Dams Verified, Nikki Baughan Verified, Orlando Parfitt Verified
| Screen Daily Verified
Source: IMAGO / Future Image / Studiocanal / Ron Adar / DFree / Shutterstock.com Clockwise from top left: May El-Toukhy, ‘Ink’, Alex Gibney, Robert Pattinson The selection for the Venice Film Festival (September 2-12) was unveiled today by artistic director Alberto Barbera and Biennale president Pietrangelo Buttafuoco.
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