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    Weekend Streaming Recommendations: Let the Fire Burn, Death Wish, & More

    Weekend Streaming Recommendations: Let the Fire Burn, Death Wish, & More

    Features | Blake Ginithan | April 18, 2014

    Welcome to WTI’s Weekend Streaming Recommendations where I recommend 4-5 films that under-watched, under-appreciated, or just plain old personal favorites. My goal is to take the hassle out of deciding which film to stream on the plethora of streaming sites that populate the internet. To make your streaming life easier, I include which platform each...

  • Hot Docs 2014 Preview: The Case Against 8, 112 Weddings, Doc of the Dead

    Hot Docs 2014 Preview: The Case Against 8, 112 Weddings, Doc of the Dead

    Film Festival | C.J. Prince | April 18, 2014

    Hot Docs 2014 kicks off next Thursday, and Way Too Indie has already been getting sneak peeks of some of the many, many (197 to be exact) documentaries that will play from April 24 – May 4. One of...

  • Trailer: The Rover

    Trailer: The Rover

    News | Dustin Jansick | April 18, 2014

    The first trailer for David Michod’s The Rover arrived shortly after the announcement yesterday that the film will be playing at the Cannes Film Festival as part of its Midnight Screenings program. The Rover, Michold’s follow-up to his critically...

  • Only Lovers Left Alive

    Only Lovers Left Alive

    Movie | Bernard Boo | April 18, 2014

    You couldn’t ask for two actors better suited to play a couple of sharp-featured, hipster vampire lovers than Tilda Swinton and Tom Hiddleston, two actors who’ve hit the absolute peak of coolness at this point in their respective careers....

  • Trailer: Gone Girl

    Trailer: Gone Girl

    News | Kandyss Hicks | April 17, 2014

    Gone Girl is the film adaptation of the Gillian Flynn best seller of the same name. The first official trailer for the film released earlier this week. Gone Girl stars Ben Affleck as Nick, who on his 5th wedding...

  • Cannes 2014 Lineup Announced

    Cannes 2014 Lineup Announced

    Film Festival | Dustin Jansick | April 17, 2014

    The anticipation was killing us all week but finally it’s here, the official lineup for the 2014 Cannes Film Festival. Grace Of Monaco (which stars Nicole Kidman) had previously been announced as the opening film of the festival. At...

  • Oculus

    Oculus

    Movie | C.J. Prince | April 17, 2014

    Don't be fooled by Paranormal Activity and Insidious getting mentioned in the marketing for Oculus. While those films (or, more specifically, their franchises) are about big jolts and loud noises, Oculus surprisingly goes for a more subdued and unsettling...

  • First Clip for ‘Gabriel’ Starring Rory Culkin

    First Clip for ‘Gabriel’ Starring Rory Culkin

    News | Dustin Jansick | April 16, 2014

    Lou Howe’s Gabriel will be making its world premiere at the 2014 Tribeca Film Festival this week. The film stars Rory Culkin as a troubled man who is determined to reunite with his first love, risking everything in the...

  • Official Poster for Cannes 2014 Unveiled

    Official Poster for Cannes 2014 Unveiled

    Film Festival | Dustin Jansick | April 15, 2014

    The official poster of the 67th Cannes Film Festival has been unveiled. The suave looking man in the dark shades in the photograph is Marcello Mastroianni from Federico Fellini’s film 8 ½, which played at the festival back in...

  • Trailer: Venus In Fur

    Trailer: Venus In Fur

    News | Dustin Jansick | April 15, 2014

    Roman Polanski adapts a Tony Award-winning play about an actress (Emmanuelle Seigner) who erotically woos over a director (Mathieu Amalric) for a lead role in his new play. Venus In Fur made its debut In Competition at Cannes last...

  • Mistaken for Strangers

    Mistaken for Strangers

    Movie | Dustin Jansick | April 14, 2014

    Considering Mistaken for Strangers centers around the well-known indie rock band The National (the title of the documentary comes from one of their songs), it would be safe to assume that fans of the band will get the most...

  • Under the Skin

    Under the Skin

    Movie | Bernard Boo | April 11, 2014

    Jonathan Glazer’s otherworldly Under the Skin feels somehow…forbidden. Hyper-artistic movies like this are a rare species, unwelcome in the tentpole Hollywood landscape. And yet, at the center of the film is one of the most recognizable young actresses in the industry, Scarlett...

  • Trailer: Wish I Was Here

    Trailer: Wish I Was Here

    News | Dustin Jansick | April 11, 2014

    The first trailer for Zach Braff’s Kickstarter funded film Wish I Was Here has arrived. The film quickly raised over $3 million on the popular crowdfunding site, which produced a bit of controversy during its premiere at the Sundance...

  • The Galapagos Affair: Satan Came to Eden

    The Galapagos Affair: Satan Came to Eden

    Movie | Bernard Boo | April 11, 2014

    Paradise goes up in flames in The Galapagos Affair: Satan Came to Eden, a stranger-than-fiction murder mystery in documentary form. There’s something fascinatingly bizarre about the events surrounding the unexplained deaths that struck a handful of bickering European settlers that...

  • Trailer: I Origins

    Trailer: I Origins

    News | Dustin Jansick | April 10, 2014

    Mike Cahill’s I Origins landed on my radar from the moment the film was announced. Mainly because the last time Cahill and Brit Marling teamed up together they knocked it out of the park with Another Earth. Adding to...

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