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Watch: The Conjuring trailer
A brand spanking new teaser trailer has been released for the upcoming James Wan directed Horror film, The...
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Robot & Frank
Robot & Frank is a sentimental buddy-movie between two unlikely people; well, technically just one as the other...
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Watch: The Taking trailer
An intriguing trailer recently came out for the indie horror The Taking. Directed byThe BAPartists (aka Cezil Reed...
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SF IndieFest Coverage Wrap-Up
After two weeks of movie-watching, subway-riding, popcorn-eating, people-meeting, white-russian-drinking madness, all I can say is that SF IndieFest...
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Interview: H.P. Mendoza – I Am a Ghost
I Am a Ghost is a classic definition of low budget indie filmmaking. Shot over seven days in a...
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I Am a Ghost
Most horror films today seem to put less of an emphasis on form, which makes I Am...
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Giveaway: Win The Sessions on Blu-ray
If you haven’t had a chance to see the Oscar and Independent Spirit Award nominated film The Sessions,...
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Interview: Paul Bunnell – The Ghastly Love of Johnny X
I had a lot of memorable experiences at this year’s SF Indiefest, but the screening of director Paul...
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2013 Oscar Winners
Just as many expected, Argo took home the top award of Best Picture at the 85th Academy Awards,...
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2013 Independent Spirit Award Winners
The 2013 Film Independent Spirit Awards were filled as many laughs from the host Andy Samberg as there...
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Top 10 Films from SF IndieFest
The lineup at this year’s SF IndieFest was unbelievably strong; I anticipated that there would be at least...
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SF IndieFest Reviews – All the Light in the Sky, Sun Don’t Shine & More
Joe Swanberg’s All the Light in the Sky is a naturalistic portrait of Marie (Jane Adams), an actress...
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Happy People: A Year in the Taiga
Werner Herzog chops up and rearranges footage from a Russian television documentary about Bakhtia, a remote Siberian...
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SF IndieFest Top 10 Short Films
There were loads of fantastic independent shorts shown at this year’s SF Indiefest, and while I wasn’t able...
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Interview: James Stewart – Foxed!
The implementation of stereoscopic 3-D in film is still a relatively new concept. It's a polarizing subject, with...