In ‘The Killing of a Sacred Deer’, Greek filmmaker Yorgos Lanthimos returns with another disturbingly cerebral moviegoing experience, and solidifies his reputation as an auteur more than capable of making his audience squirm in their seats.
Film
“I’ve got information, man. New shit has come to light.” – The Dude, ‘The Big Lebowski’
Preview: Public Cinema Screens Indie Comedy ‘Person to Person’ with Producer Q&A
‘Person to Person’, which plays in Knoxville this Wednesday thanks to The Public Cinema, is a New York character piece about crime and passion—but not in the way you might think.
Review: Knox Horror Film Fest Celebrates Genre Variety
Over the past nine years, the Knoxville Horror Film Fest has remained unapologetically committed to…
This Weekend: An Overwhelming Diversity of Events
Gospel music, opera, Agatha Christie, Ravel, Shostakovich, the Knoxville Symphony Orchestra, Knoxville Opera, horror films,…
Horror Fest Brings International Classics to Knoxville
[Editor’s Note: Please welcome film critic Andrew Swafford as a contributor to the pages of  Arts…
2017 Knoxville Film Festival At Regal Downtown West Sep. 15-17
(Above: Winners from the 2016 Knoxville Film Festival) Now in its 14th year, the Knoxville…
A Sad Day: The Knoxville Mercury Shuts Down
As if there wasn’t enough consternation in our lives, Knoxville’s journalism scene has suffered yet…
The Knoxville Mercury Launches
Knoxville’s new alt-weekly, the Knoxville Mercury, has finally arrived! You can find an issue in…
A New Weekly For Knoxville: ‘The Knoxville Mercury’
The demise of the newsweekly Metro Pulse at the hands of its parent company, E.W.…
Welcome to Arts Knoxville: October 2014
Because of the heartbreaking shutdown of Knoxville’s alt-weekly Metro Pulse by its parent company, E.W. Scripps,…
