The main reason we enjoy doing what we do here on TFS is to share our love for great independent films that may not be on your radar. It's why we focus our ef...
Perhaps the most contentious summer blockbuster season yet is now upon us, but May mostly brings excellent limited releases to the table. Aside from the pic...
In the omnibus film The Fourth Dimension, Brooklyn based Vice Magazine along with commercial company Grolsch Film Works dispatched three filmmakers to tackle on...
Free Samples, directed by Jay Gammill, feels like a short film stretched out in to feature length, to only a mild degree of success. Starring indie darling Jess...
If Malgoska Szumowska's Elles proves one thing, it's that the magnificent French actress Juliette Binoche, who's so often gifted with richly complex characters ...
Men in the 21st century find themselves at an interesting crossroads. There is a burgeoning awareness of men and the importance of their looks, a burden that wa...
As films about film go, Daniel Schechter's Supporting Characters is relatively low-fi stuff. Concerning an editor named Nick (Alex Karpovsky), his assistant edi...
Writer/director Lynn Shelton is as much a sociologist as she is a well-attuned filmmaker. Her films tend to focus on the interconnected nature of humanity, how ...
As someone who grew up knowing Keanu Reeves as one half of the dopey dude Bill and Ted duo - of Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure and Bogus Journey - it was ...
Many films focus on the proposal, the engagement, the planning or the actual wedding, but few take a look at the anxious hours in anticipation of the holy matri...
