Take Me Home, Zyzzyx Road
A quick indie news item to spice up the post-awards season doldrums: Time magazine tries to make sense of the whole Zyzzyx Road kerfuffle, […]
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We Paid [Amount Redacted] For a Table at the Spirit Awards, and All We Got Was This Crappy Gift Bag
Independent Spirit Awards Swag 2007: One IFC branded Twelve bag with shoulder strap One box Light Butter Pop Secret popcorn One airline bottle of
Indie Producers Lose Tax Break – IRS Not Moved to Tears Once Again
Under the priceless headline “IRS Jerks Indie Perk,” Variety delivers some bad news for indie producers looking for a tax break from the Feds.
Either I’m Having a Nyquil-Induced Hallucination, or George Lucas is a Deluded Arsehole (Or Both)
I’m out sick today with the dreaded Two Week Cold that is making the rounds of Los Angeles and environs, but a cursory “Better
I had something really good to post here, but instead you get this!!:
Since many people around this office today need some cheering up, and since everyone I know loves lists, and I think maybe some of
We’re Finally Live!
Welcome to the soft launch of the brand new SAGIndie web site! We’ve been aware for some time that we had outgrown our old
2007 Sundance: We Came, We Saw, We Kicked Snow-Booty!
Well, it’s over. That’s right, stick a fork in it, Sundance 2007 is DONE!! And I’m not even hung over. O.K, anyone who doesn’t
Sundance 2007: We are all drunk here!!!!
Since those of us still under the employ of SAGIndie accidentally forgot (how soon we forget) our dear departed (and newly named septuagenarian) leader’s
2007 Sundance: Hi Darrien, Jr.
So you’ve heard from our own Eliza on her first experiences at Sundance. Truth is, she still has a lot to see and do.
Sundance 2007: Hi Mom!
First off, I’m going to have to apologize for the lack of pictures, hyperlinks and other accoutrement (harrumph, harrumph), as we have to suffer
We’re 10!
What do movies like Swingers, Napoleon Dynamite, and Boys Don’t Cry have in common? They are financially successful, critically acclaimed films which feature star
Nothing is ever good enough:
Oh, technology. Suddenly, the newest addition to my household doesn’t seem so fancy. Harrumph.