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Way Too Indiecast 42: The Future of Digital Distribution, ‘Nasty Baby’ With Director Sebastian Silva
Bernard is joined by Zach this week, who brings with him an interview with Chilean filmmaker Sebastian Silva about his new film Nasty Baby, starring Tunde Adebimpe and Kristen Wiig and the director himself. Also, with the release of...
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Now Streaming: Movies and TV to Watch This Weekend – October 23
Two films by Andrew Bujalski available to stream this weekend for Netflix and MUBI viewers. Plus a beautiful musical to stream via Fandor.
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Meadowland
Anesthetized grievers make for a bummed out viewing experience in this drama from first-timer Reed Morano.
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Chameleon
Captures neither the drama or charm of its fascinating subject about the escapades of a journalist.
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‘Room’ Director Lenny Abrahamson On Brie Larson, Making Challenging Films
Lenny Abrahamson‘s Room, adapted by Emma Donoghue from her own novel, is an imaginative examination of parent-child dynamics that’s been garnering the Irish director wide praise. Also receiving her share of adulation is Brie Larson, who plays Ma, a single...
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Exclusive Clip: ‘Why I’m Not On Facebook’
An exclusive clip for Brant Pinvidic's eccentric indie documentary Why I'm Not On Facebook.
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Nasty Baby
Sebastián Silva's meditation on the universal balance of creation and destruction in Nasty Baby is undermined by an inconceivable third act.
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Sebastian Silva On Real-Life Bishops and ‘Nasty Baby’s Shocking Ending
Nasty Baby filmmaker Sebastian Silva goes into detail on Nasty Baby's unexpected twist
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Beasts of No Nation
A stunning, unflinching examination of a child soldier's ascension to manhood.
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Jason and Shirley
Jason and Shirley recklessly imagines events surrounding the filming of a very real, incredibly important documentary.
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‘Star Wars: The Force Awakens’ Trailer Drops, Movie Ticket Sites Crash
A bittersweet moment for Star Wars fans.
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9 Best Horror Films of 2015
We pick the 9 best horror films we've seen in 2015.
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MVFF38 Diary Wrap-Up: ‘Suffragette,’ ‘Embrace of the Serpent,’ ‘Princess’
The 38th annual Mill Valley Film Festival was a memorable 10-day celebration indeed. A few excellent films emerged as sure-fire Oscar contenders, like Tom McCarthy’s newsroom slow-burner Spotlight, Cary Joji Fukunaga‘s Netflix powerhouse Beasts of No Nation, László Nemes’ heartstopping Son of Saul, and...
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Homemakers
A engaging and comedic take on the punk rock lifestyle.
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