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2013 Cannes Film Festival Coverage Introduction
It is a great honor to be able to cover the Cannes Film Festival this year as the prestigious festival turns 66-years-old. I am also very excited as it will be my first visit to Europe, although the majority...
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2013 SFIFF Wrap-Up and Top 5
The thing I’ll remember most about this year’s San Francisco International Film Festival were the amazing conversations I had with some of the talented filmmakers in attendance during the festival’s two-week stretch. Everybody was open and willing to share...
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On the Red Carpet of SFIFF – Photos of Michael Cera, Richard Linklater, George Lucas & more
Way Too Indie was on the red carpet of the San Francisco International Film Festival to capture photos of Amy Acker and Alexis Denisof from Much Ado About Nothing as well as legendary award winners such as Harrison Ford,...
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Way Too Indie’s Most Anticipated Films At Cannes 2013
The 2013 Cannes Film Festival is just around the corner so we thought we would bring you our most anticipated films that will be playing this year. Because a lot of the films at the festival will be making...
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2013 San Francisco Film Society Awards
Tuesday night saw an elite group of cinema saints receive awards from the minds and hands behind the 56th annual SFIFF, the San Francisco Film Society. The red carpet was graced by the man who gave us Dolby Digital,...
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2013 SFIFF: Crystal Fairy, Before You Know It, Nights With Theodore
Crystal Fairy The ever-awkward Michael Cera plays Jamie, a self-absorbed asshole who goes on a road trip through Chile with some friends to find some San Pedro—a cactus which, when ingested, sends you on a different kind of ‘trip’...
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2013 Hot Docs: Wrap-Up
Despite my short time at Hot Docs, I’d say that I came away seeing a batch of relatively good documentaries. The only problem for me is that, if I had to sum up the films I saw in one...
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2013 SFIFF: Inequality for All & Prince Avalanche
Inequality for All Inequality for All’s message—about the threat of the expanding income gap between the middle class and top 1% in the United States—is delivered by an extraordinarily charismatic and inspirational messenger, Robert Reich. Director Jacob Kornbluth couldn’t...
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2013 Hot Docs: Tales From The Organ Trade, After Tiller, Entangled
Tales From The Organ Trade A perfect example of when the subject matter actually proves to be interesting is Tales From The Organ Trade. In what seems to be a cheeky move, director Ric Esther Bienstock gets David Cronenberg...
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2013 SFIFF: You’re Next & Museum Hours
You’re Next Throughout the first week of SFIFF, as I walked, drove, and BARTed my way around the city, there was one thing I heard more than anything else from fellow festival-goers—“You need to see You’re Next!” No other...
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2013 Sundance London Film Festival Wrap-Up and Top 3 Films
What an incredible experience Sundance London Film Festival was. The line-up was so exciting and I knew right away I was in for a brilliant week, that I would be able to witness some of this year’s worthy hits....
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2013 Hot Docs: Valentine Road
Valentine Road Like I said in my introduction to Hot Docs, finding what to watch was hard for me since a lot of titles weren’t even on my radar. The only exceptions were two documentaries that played Sundance earlier...
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2013 Sundance London: In A World & Touchy Feely
In A World What a fantastic, honestly hilarious comedy. Perfect in every sense of the word, In a World defines my idea of funny. This is the directorial debut for Lake Bell, and yet you really would not know...
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2013 SFIFF: Stories We Tell & The Patience Stone
One of my favorite things about film festivals is being able to interact with and pick the brains of the talented filmmakers behind great films you’ve just discovered. Yesterday, I got to do just that, with two incredible filmmakers....
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