This Week’s Good Reads (Week of September 14)
This week finds Darrien hunkered down in the snowy isolation of HatchFest in Montana, while the rest of us in the office are sweating […]
This Week’s Good Reads (Week of July 27)
This weekend will see Darrien and Eliza flying off to the mountains of Utah for the Sundance Creative Producers Summit. Nothing like hanging with
More Movies You Probably Forgot Were Indies
[UPDATED 9/8/17] With even more sequels, remakes, reboots, rehashes, and relapses coming now to a theater near you, there’s a lot of hand-wringing about
SAGindie’s April Movie Picks
Ever… so… slowly… the summer movie season is approaching. But until then, we have April, where audiences will have to whet their appetites with
SAGindie’s December Movie Picks
Well this is it, people. The last movie month of 2014 (also the last regular month of 2014). After this, it’s all Year End
SAGindie’s November Movie Picks
This November’s movie calendar brings us a handful of small-scale indies hitting VOD, two movies that will probably take in all the world’s money
Movies You Probably Forgot Were Indies
[UPDATED 5/24/17] The phrase “independent film” usually conjures up certain touchstone images: Early pioneers like Corman or Cassavetes; no-budget phenoms like Clerks and The
Film Review: AIN’T THEM BODIES SAINTS
AIN’T THEM BODIES SAINTS premiered in January at Sundance 2013. The following Theatrical Premiere took place on Tuesday (August 13th) at the Museum of Modern
Film Review: MUD
MUD is the latest film written and directed by Jeff Nichols. Nichols wrote and directed 2007’s Shotgun Stories and 2011’s Take Shelter (one of
Film Review: THE LIFEGUARD
THE LIFEGUARD is written and directed by Liz W. Garcia. Garcia has a background in television where she co-produced for Cold Case and executive
Film Review: SILVER LININGS PLAYBOOK
SILVER LININGS PLAYBOOK is a heartfelt drama based on the novel of the same name by Matthew Quick. The screenplay was adapted by David
Film Review: CELESTE AND JESSE FOREVER
On August 3rd, Sony Pictures Classics released CELESTE AND JESSE FOREVER to limited audiences in LA and NYC. The film, directed by Lee Toland