Filmmaker Interview: FRAN KRANZ, writer/director/producer of MASS
As a young actor, some of FRAN KRANZ’s earliest roles found him working for such esteemed directors as Antoine Fuqua, Ridley Scott, and M. […]
This Month’s Good Reads (December 2021)
Life is busy – you’re forgetting old acquaintances for auld lang syne, whatever that means. It can be tough to stay up-to-date on the
SAGindie’s Favorite Films of 2021
The world finally, carefully – eventually, somewhat – opened back up in 2021. Maybe you didn’t go to the theater as much as you
Filmmaker Interview: LAUREN HADAWAY, writer/director/editor of THE NOVICE
Before she began directing her own work, LAUREN HADAWAY helped shape how some of the past decade’s biggest movies sounded. As an ADR and
This Month’s Good Reads (November 2021)
Life is busy – you’re giving thanks for health, for family, for friends… But are you giving thanks for good reads? It can be
THE 2021 GOTHAM AWARDS – Winners
It’s hard to believe another awards season is upon us, but time marches on, indie movies get released, and somebody has to recognize the
Filmmaker Interview: JUSTIN CHON, writer/director/star of BLUE BAYOU
The last time we spoke with JUSTIN CHON, he was riding high off the release of his second feature as actor/director, the Sundance Award-winning
Filmmaker Interview: HANNAH MARKS, writer/director of MARK, MARY & SOME OTHER PEOPLE
HANNAH MARKS has quickly made a name for herself as an in-demand actor (in features such as Slash, Southbound, and I Used to Go
This Month’s Good Reads (October 2021)
Life is busy – you’re trick-or-treating, bobbing for apples, realizing how unsanitary it is to bob for apples in this current climate. It can
Good Reads: HALLOWEEN Edition
Updated 10/15/21; originally published 10/31/14 It’s Good Reads: Halloween Edition! Or rather, Good Reads: Halloween Edition. Director John Carpenter‘s 1978 low-budget indie about a
This Month’s Good Reads (September 2021)
Life is busy – you’re getting ready for fall, browsing the new Black Film Archive, and doing a lot of research about the vaccine’s
RIP to a Baadasssss
The film industry is mourning the loss of a cinematic rule-breaker who epitomized the indie spirit, MELVIN VAN PEEBLES, who passed away on September