This Month’s Good Reads (March 2024)
Life is busy — States of Unions, Oppenheimer Oscars, indie AI backlash, sun and snow fighting it out. It can be tough to stay […]
Filmmaker Interview: RYAN MARTIN BROWN, writer/director of FREE TIME
As a co-founder of the Florida and Brooklyn-based filmmaker collective 5th Floor Pictures, RYAN MARTIN BROWN has worn practically every hat one could wear
2024 SXSW FILM FESTIVAL Recap
Howdy, ya’ll. SAGindie returned from the 2024 South By Southwest Festival and boy did we have ourselves a time. SXSW ’24 ran from March
This Month’s Good Reads (February 2024)
Life is busy, years are leaping. Even with an extra day in the month, it can be tough to stay up-to-date on all the
2024 FILM INDEPENDENT SPIRIT AWARDS – Nominees & Winners
Are you feeling the spirit? Today was indie film’s special day, the 2024 FILM INDEPENDENT SPIRIT AWARDS, hosted by Aidy Bryant. SAGindie joined the
Filmmaker Interview: ESTHER POVITSKY, writer/producer/star of DRUGSTORE JUNE
ESTHER POVITSKY has forged an extremely prolific career in comedy, with standup success (her Adam Sandler-produced Comedy Central special Hot for My Name premiered
This Month’s Good Reads (January 2024)
Life is busy – it’s a new year, and while your old acquaintances were being forgot you may have also forgotten some entertainment news
2024 SUNDANCE FILM FESTIVAL Recap
SAGindie celebrated 40 years of the Sundance Film Festival, which took place January 18 – 28, in Park City, Utah, and it was a
FILM INDEPENDENT DIRECTORS CLOSE-UP 2024
Film Independent DIRECTORS CLOSE-UP is back! SAGindie returns as a sponsor of the annual series featuring filmmaker and actor talks, all leading up to
SAGindie’s SUNDANCE 2024 Movie Picks
A new dawning of the Sundance Film Festival is upon us! SAGindie’s staff will return to Park City, Utah, for the 2024 edition (the
This Month’s Good Reads (December 2023)
Life is busy – another year comes to an end, yet the news rolls on. It can be tough to stay up-to-date on all
SAGindie’s Favorite Films of 2023
A volatile year for the entertainment industry (and… the world) is coming to a close. Two labor strikes, franchise fatigue, Barbenheimer, and too many