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2013 SF Indiefest Day 3: Desire Inc., Be Good, Wrong and More
I arrived at the Roxie Theater on Saturday afternoon prepared for a huge day of films, and that’s exactly what my third day at SF Indiefest delivered. The first presentation of the day was a trio of shorts by...
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2013 Berlin Film Festival Day 3: Lovelace & The Necessary Death of Charlie Countryman
I have made a point of making my program selection as diverse as possible, while still attending the bigger film screenings. Because not everyone is as interested in the big name films from the US, it is typical for...
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2013 SF Indiefest Day 2: The Legend of Kaspar Hauser & Not In Tel Aviv
The second official day of SF Indiefest was also the first day to take place in San Francisco’s historic Roxie Theater, which will act as the hub for the rest of the festival. The night’s films were a pair...
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2013 Berlin Film Festival Day 2: Don Jon’s Addiction & Paradise: Hope
What marks a film festival as a truly unique cinematic experience is the audience. Each morning when get off the S-Bahn in Potsdam Hof, I exit the station via the Arkan Galaria--directly across from the Cinemaxx and Berlinale Palast....
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2013 SF Indiefest Day 1: The We and the I
As a native of the San Francisco Bay Area and a humble film lover, I am almost ashamed to say that this year’s SF Indiefest, which is celebrating its 15 year anniversary, is my first. After researching the history...
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2013 Berlin Film Festival Day 1: Intro & I Used to be Darker
Berlin brought me on board in a pool of sunshine--a welcome in the midst of the typical cloudy German winter. I walked to my hostel from the Bellevue S-Bahn station loaded with gear and clothes to last the 11...
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2013 San Francisco IndieFest Coverage Introduction
From February 7-21, a giant celebration of independent film will be running wild across the San Francisco Bay Area in the form of SF IndieFest, an independent film festival which will be celebrating its 15th anniversary this year, and...
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Leviathan Poster and Release Date Confirmed
Shot on a variety of small HD cameras which were thrown around on the ship and in the ocean, Leviathan is a disorienting assault on the senses that captures the terrifying forces of nature in a way no other...
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2013 Sundance Film Festival Winners
Sundance 2013 has come to a close after what seems like an especially strong year. The jury and audience awards were just announced this weekend and the big winner appears to be Fruitvale. The drama, covered in our first...
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Skyfall on Blu-ray & DVD February 12th
One of the biggest films of 2012 also happens to be one of the best Bond films ever released. It’s easy to say that Skyfall was a massive success for everyone involved. Not only is it the highest grossing...
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Sundance 2013: Round-Up #1
The 2013 Sundance Film Festival is currently kicking into full-gear over in Park City, Utah and so far there's been plenty to talk about. We here at Way Too Indie have been following as much information about the films...
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Watch: The East trailer
Reading the synopsis from Sundance Film Festival had one thinking that the second feature film from Zal Batmanglij, The East, sounded a lot like his previous film, which also featured and was co-written by Brit Marling. The film is...
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Watch: Lore trailer
Lore is Australia’s official submission to the Academy Awards for Best Foreign Language Film this year, and a trailer of the film is now available. Set in the spring of 1945 in Germany, the film follows a teenager and...
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This Last Lonely Place: Exclusive First Shots
Having just wrapping up principal photography on the new film, The Last Lonely Place, the Humphrey Bogart Estate backed project, has newly released official photos from the film. The new independent thriller starring Rhys Coiro, Sam Taylor, Carly Pope,...
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