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First Clip for ‘White Bird in a Blizzard’ starring Shailene Woodley
Take a look at the first clip released for the upcoming film White Bird in a Blizzard, courtesy of...
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David Zellner on Blurred Reality, ‘Kumiko, the Treasure Hunter’
Kumiko, the Treasure Hunter follows a driven Japanese office assistant (Rinko Kikuchi) who, believing a buried treasure from...
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Heli
From the start, Heli establishes the brutality and transparency of its setting. Opening with two men lying in...
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Iranian Vampire Film ‘A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night’ Gets North American Distribution
Kino Lorber has acquired North American rights to A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night, the Iranian film that...
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NXNE 2014 Preview
As the name implies, North by Northeast can be seen as a sort of partner to Austin, TX’s...
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Giveaway: Visitors Blu-ray Combo Packs
Three decades after their original collaboration for Koyaanisqatsi, filmmaker Godfrey Reggio and composer Phillip Glass create an artistic...
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Way Too Indie’s Secret Stash #2
In this installment of Secret Stash, New York filmmaker J.P. Chan shares with us some of his favorite...
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The Fault in Our Stars
Based on the wildly popular John Greene novel, The Fault in Our Stars, directed by Josh Boone, has a...
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Nicolas Winding Refn’s Next Film Will Be ‘I Walk With The Dead’
Nicolas Winding Refn, who delighted many film-goers with Drive and alienated them with Only God Forgives (our review), has announced...
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Way Too Indie Hangouts #4: Worst Films of 2014 (So Far)
In this installment, CJ, Bernard, and Dustin talk about the films we have seen recently including Joe Swanberg’s...
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A Picture of You
A Picture of You is a sharp, mischievous family drama from filmmaker J.P. Chan, who wrote, directed, and...
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Michael Tully Talks ‘Ping Pong Summer’
Michael Tully’s Ping Pong Summer is a tidal wave of ’80s nostalgia that follows a shy, hip-hop and table tennis loving...
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Chris Mason Johnson On ‘Test’, The Camera as a Moving Body
A multi-layered character portrait set in 1985 San Francisco in the early days of the AIDS panic, Test follows Frankie (Scott...
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Anthony Chen Talks ‘Ilo Ilo’, Protecting His Humility
Singaporean director Anthony Chen is riding quite the wave of success with his feature debut, Ilo Ilo. The film...
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Monthly Mainstream: May 2014 Edition
We may seem like reclusive budget-shirking obscure film enthusiasts over here at Way Too Indie, and well, some...