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Inside Indie Filmmaking: Script Writing Process
Helpful tips on the script writing process on a low-budget indie film production.
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Dreamcatcher (Hot Docs Review)
A simply shot film with an unexpected heroine at its center manages to both build compassion for those effected by the sex trade and ask what can be done about it.
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Hot Docs 2015: Committed
A documentary 13 years in the making about an aspiring comedy provides very little to laugh at.
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Hot Docs 2015: End of the World
Over a brief 40 minute runtime, End of the World provides a fascinating look into the human condition.
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Chuck Norris vs Communism (Hot Docs Review)
Chuck Norris vs. Communism is a history lesson, decorated in nostalgia, telling the story of people who were more like us than we ever realized.
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Below Dreams
'Below Dreams' shows promise but fails to invoke an emotional response or provide insight on poverty in New Orleans.
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Michiel Huisman Talks ‘Age of Adaline’, ‘Game of Thrones’, Working With Harrison Ford
Michiel Huisman is best known for his work on TV, his turns on Treme, Nashville, and Game of Thrones making him the object of desire for female (and male) binge-watchers everywhere. And rightfully so! He’s crazy handsome, and despite hailing from Amsterdam, he...
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Jesus Town USA (Hot Docs Review)
Jesus Town, USA attempts to tell a real-life tale with the quirkiness of a mockumentary, and it simply doesn't work.
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Patrick Brice on the Challenge of Directing Prosthetic Penises Underwater in ‘The Overnight’
Patrick Brice discusses his challenges while making The Overnight and the benefits to being friends with Mark Duplass.
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Bill Plympton On ‘Cheatin’, the State of Animation, a Possible Tarantino Team-Up
Bill Plympton's 'Cheatin'' represents his hope for the future of animation.
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Way Too Indiecast 16: Cannes 2015, Aging in Film
We discuss the 2015 Cannes Film Festival lineup and the subject of aging in film and why we find it so endlessly fascinating.
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Help Us Find Sunil Tripathi (Hot Docs Review)
An exceptional documentary about a tragic misidentification that fires on all cylinders and asks necessary questions.
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Franny (Tribeca Review)
A case of the cover not matching the movie, this addiction drama seems to think it's something it's not.
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Matt Mamula & Jason Kovacsev Talk ‘Just About Famous’, The Lives of Celebrity Impersonators
Matt Mamula and Jason Kovacsev are a couple of independent filmmakers out of Florida who, through their documentaries, have examined the lives of people with unusual jobs and hobbies you’ve probably never heard of. From a man who built...
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