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Tag: Indie film

This One Goes Out to ‘The One I Love’

He said and she said: their love was tanking. The romance was a struggle. Could they ever move forward together … More

film, Indie film, The One I Love

The Quiet Lineage of Class War: ‘Little Accidents’

America, “the land of the free”, is a vast space with two borders that bleed drinkable prosperity and a center … More

Americana, film, Indie film, Little Accidents, violence

‘Obvious Child’: A Continuation of Last Year’s Brilliant Feminist Rom-Com Magic

Back in 2014, I wrote that ‘In a World‘ was the first truly feminist romantic comedy I’d ever seen. The … More

Feminist rom-com, film, Gillian Robespierre, Indie film, Jake Lacy, Jenny Slate, Obvious Child, Romantic Comedy

The Indie Film World Reformation

“The indie theatrical release is dead” proclaimed Michael Kang, the indie film director of Kimberley Rose Wolters’s new feature-length romantic comedy … More

big questions, Derek Ting, film, Indie film, Industry, Kimberley Rose Wolters, Linus Roache, Michael Kang, Start-ups, Supercapitalist

Ideas of Searching in ‘Searching for Sugar Man’

The first mistake a movie-goer can make is to assume that the way the story they came to see is going to be told in the … More

Craig Bartholomew, documentary, film, Google, Indie film, Malik Bendjelloul, Rodriguez, Search, Searching for Sugar Man, Sixto Rodriguez, social, social media, South Africa, Stephen Segerman, Sugar Man

‘The Dynamiter’ & Childhood

The concept of children as smaller versions of adults persisted in history up until the early 20th Century. The purpose … More

Brothers, childhood, film, filmmakers, filmmaking, Indie film, Moral compass, Morality, poverty, Stories about brothers, The Dynamiter, young people, youth

‘Another Earth’ & Earthly Redemption

The elements of science fiction in ANOTHER EARTH accentuate the most important human elements of the story: forgiveness, alienation, victimization, … More

Another Earth, Brit Marling, film, Indie film, love story, Mike Cahill, Science fiction, strong female protagonist, William Mapother, woman protagonist

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