Aside of the excellent Martha Marcy May Marlene and the (much) less-than-excellent Red State, there was another cult film, one that seemed to fly under the ...
Independent film production is an ever-changing business, becoming both smaller and larger at the same time. While most anyone can make a film with a digita...
Following the poster debut yesterday, we have the US trailer for Bullhead. The Foreign Oscar-nominated film was picked up by Drafthouse Films for domestic d...
With Sundance 2012 Film Festival over, the next big one on the horizon is South by Southwest, which we'll be heavily covering. The biggest chunk of the line...
James Marsh has been making movies for longer than you think. From his humble beginnings as a researcher for BBC, to his dark, experimental early days aroun...
Filly Brown is a prime example of a film so full of itself that it's painful to watch. The premise is a recycled concept, the situations and scenes are contrive...
One of the joys of attending festivals is entering a film with absolutely no idea what will unfold before you. Sundance is a birthplace for many of these discov...
It is has been quite some time since seeing the work of director Joshua Marston. Outside of a segment in the anthology New York, I Love You, his work hasn't...
While part of the joy with film festivals like Sundance lies in entering a theater for a film you haven't heard a single thing about, we are actually gettin...
After highlighting other areas in film this year (here), it is time to share our favorites. Compiled in eight separate lists featuring over 100 films, you wil...
