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Martin Messner
Martin Messner is a self described “renaissance-nerd,” loving indie comics, Chuck Palahniuk novels, sports, the blues, classic television and film. He’s infatuated with Westerns; going so far as taking a studious approach to defining the Western (and then keeping a post-it with a handwritten definition in his wallet like a crazy person.)
5 articles written by Martin Messner
- News | December 7, 2013
Trailer: Labor Day
Jason Reitman, the Oscar nominated director of Up In The Air and Juno, returns with his new film Labor Day. The film is an adaptation of Joyce Maynard’s 2009 novel of the same name and stars Oscar-winner Kate Winslet...
- News | November 22, 2013
Trailer: The Past
Garnering heaps of positive buzz (and awards) after running through a slew of festivals is Asghar Farhadi’s sixth film, The Past. Farhadi earned Iran’s first Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film with his 2011 release, A Separation, and looks...
- Movie | November 19, 2013
East Nashville Tonight
Originally attempting to film a documentary to promote touring country music songwriters, co-directors Brad and Todd Barnes (Peace Queer: The Movie, The Locksmith) ended up with their “hypothetical documentary”(as they describe it), East Nashville Tonight. The film is a...
- News | November 13, 2013
Trailer: Dear Mr. Watterson
Dear Mr. Watterson, a documentary by Joel Allen Schroeder, examines the cultural impact of cartoonist Bill Waterson’s famous Sunday comic strip, Calvin and Hobbs, through the perspectives of fans and colleagues. The film was made without any involvement from...
- News | November 10, 2013
Trailer: Open Grave
If you’re still riding a sugar-high and aren’t ready to let go of Halloween just yet, check out the trailer for Open Grave, a new horror-thriller from Spanish filmmaker Gonzalo López-Gallego (Apollo 18, El Rey de la Montaña, Nómadas)....