This Week’s Good Reads (Week of February 9)
We’re sure your Valentine’s Day weekend will be extremely busy, with the dinner dates, long walks on the beach, intimate movie nights, or crying […]
SNL’s Best Indie Film Parodies
[UPDATED 9/29/17] As NBC’s SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE returns for a new season this weekend, we’re likely in for a variety of topics the show
This Week’s Good Reads (Week of February 2)
This has been a week of reflection on that magical time of year called Sundance. See various breakdowns, analyses, and Twitter statistics from this
2014 AFI FEST Recap
Props to SAG-AFTRA for putting together a video highlight reel of our AFI FEST party, which took place November 9, 2014, at the Roosevelt
Gearing Up For SUNDANCE 2015
It’s that time of year again, where SAGindie and filmmakers from all over the world pack their most fashionable parkas and head to higher
This Week’s Good Reads (Week of January 12)
A simple recap of this week: Awards, awards, kudos, outrage, awards, kudos, tears, awards. Did we miss anything? Just in case, we’ve gathered some
This Week’s Good Reads (Week of January 5, 2015)
Hi there! Welcome to 2015! It’s a New Year, as you probably noticed from the giant glitter ball in Times Square succumbing to gravity
SAGindie’s Favorite Films of 2014
Strange as it may seem, we’ve reached the end of 2014: Year of ice bucket challenges, ebola scares, the resurgence of pop songs about
This Week’s Good Reads (Week of December 8)
As the end of the year approaches, media outlets and clairvoyants contemplate how the film industry has changed in the past 12 months, and
This Week’s Good Reads (Week of December 1)
Wow, Awards Season came out real strong and indecisive: The Gotham Awards chose Birdman, National Board of Review went with A Most Violent Year,
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
Filmmaker Interview: SUSANNA FOGEL, director/co-writer of LIFE PARTNERS
LIFE PARTNERS is about two female friends: one gay, one straight. Not coincidentally, it was written by two female friends: one gay, one straight.