comedy
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Eddie Mullins Talks Peak Oil, Cameras On Sticks, “Doomsdays”
Dirty Fred (Justin Rice) and Bruho (Leo Fitzpatrick), believe that peak oil–the theory that we will soon deplete...
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SF Indiefest Capsules: Hide Your Smiling Faces, Bluebird, More
Hide Your Smiling Faces Set in a beautifully photographed forested town in the rural North East, Hide Your Smiling...
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Awful Nice
If you grew up with a sibling close in age as you there is a good chance you...
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The Wolf of Wall Street
Martin Scorsese went cold after surprising everybody with his 2006 Best Picture winning The Departed. Years of toiling...
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Vic + Flo Saw A Bear
If Vic + Flo Saw A Bear could be summed up in one word, that word would be...
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Let’s Ruin it With Babies (SF Indiefest)
Star Wars had the Millennium Falcon, Batman had the Batmobile, and The NeverEnding Story had Falcor. Cheeky road trip dramedy Let’s Ruin...
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See You Next Tuesday (SF Indiefest)
In See You Next Tuesday‘s long opening shot, we see a close-up of Mona (Eleanor Pienta) at her shitty...
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The Pretty One
The quirky indie comedy, what was once a unique and unfiltered genre, has started to grasp onto the...
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The Final Member
With so many documentaries relying on the same old bag of tricks to tell their stories (talking heads,...
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Big Bad Wolves
If you’ve heard of Big Bad Wolves, it’s could be because of Quentin Tarantino. Late last year he...
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Different Drum
In Kevin Chenault’s Different Drum (named after the Stone Poneys song), we follow two young ex-lovers as they take...
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Trampoline
It is hard not to have absolute admiration for independent filmmakers for their courage, style, and ability to...
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August: Osage County
Broad and brutal, August: Osage County doesn’t offer much in the way of subtlety, but there’s something satisfying about indulging...
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American Hustle
For American Hustle, David O. Russell assembles a cast largely comprised from his previous two crowd pleasing films,...
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Qwerty
Bill Sebastian’s Qwerty is a modest indie romantic comedy that does not attempt to be more than what...