SAGindie’s Favorite Films of 2019
With the end of 2019 approaching, we not only close out another year of movies… we close out another decade of movies – a […]
SAGindie’s December ’19 Movie Picks
Well, we made it to the final stretch of 2019. And as we were each preceding month, SAGindie’s staff are most concerned about which
2019 NEW WAVE ACTORS CONVERSATION Recap
SAGindie partnered once again with SAG-AFTRA and Easterseales Southern California to honor a group of emerging actors for Film Independent’s 2019 THE NEW WAVE.
SAGindie’s November ’19 Movie Picks
The year is winding down (crazy, right?!) and November is bringing us a ton of new movie releases to send it off right. The
SAGindie’s October ’19 Movie Picks
It’s October, baby! And October means October movies. (Kind of self-explanatory there.) Therefore, the SAGindie staff is continuing the tradition of checking out the
SAGindie’s September ’19 Movie Picks
Are you ready for September? School is back, football is back, and September movies are back! As we do every month, the SAGindie staff
SAGindie on the SAG-AFTRA Podcast
Did you know that SAG-AFTRA has their very own podcast? Hosted by SAG-AFTRA President Gabrielle Carteris and SAG-AFTRA National Executive Director David White, each
SAGindie’s July ’19 Movie Picks
It’s July, which means it’s time to continue the SAGindie tradition of picking out the new slate of movies from this month that entice
SAGindie’s June ’19 Movie Picks
It’s summer and we’re ready for all the June movies that entails. The SAGindie staff meticulously went through the new releases coming this month
SAGindie’s May ’19 Movie Picks
May movies! We’ve got your May movies here! What ones are you excited to see? Not sure? Check out the SAGindie staff picks for
SAGindie’s April ’19 Movie Picks
April is that special month where a new slate of movie releases come to theaters and streaming services! (JK, it’s all months where that
SUNDANCE FILM FESTIVAL 2019 Recap
2019 was another stellar year for SAGindie at Sundance. Our annual sojourn in Park City, Utah, saw the continuation of a few traditions: movie-watching,