In Kill Me, Charlie Day Plays a Man Certain He Didn’t Try to Kill Himself
Kill Me, a thrillingly complex dark comedy starring Charlie Day, had a journey to the screen almost as twisty as
In Normal, an Action Instant Classic With Bob Odenkirk as a Small-Town Sheriff, Chekhov Has a Lot of Guns
Normal, which screened Sunday at SXSW, has a familiar setup: There’s a new sheriff in town. Luckily, he’s played by
In Same Same But Different, a Green-Card Wedding Proposal Changes Three Women’s Lives
Same Same But Different creators Dalia Rooni and Lauren Noll on making their Cape Cod set story of three Iranian-American women’s weekend of change.
Garrett Patton’s Captivating ‘Self Custody’ Shows Two Sides of Bitcoin, With Help From Adrien Grenier and Henry Cejudo
“Self Custody,” a smart and hilariously tense new thriller from co-director and star Garrett Patten, neatly lays out the good
At El Dorado Film Festival, Southern Made Shorts Bend Reality to See It More Clearly
If you saw the Southern Made Shorts block at the El Dorado Film Festival Saturday, you saw Capchtas cause an
Making 80 for Brady; Not Everyone Deserves The Last of Us; How to Best Watch Skinamarink
How to watch Skinamarink, according to its director; some folks don’t deserve The Last of Us, director Kyle Marvin on making 80 for Brady; Bloc Party rules
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