Brooklyn-based indie filmmaker Nathan Silver (Uncertain Terms, Stinking Heaven, Exit Elena) channels his inner Pedro Almodóvar with his latest film, the delightfully twisted, [...]

Very often (like, now, for instance) it’s difficult to assess how much progress we’ve actually experienced as a country and a people in [...]

The problem with ripping stories straight from the headlines is that you run the risk of being exploitative, of molding a narrative to [...]

Sadly, Native American stories are something of a rarity in today’s Hollywood landscape. Occasionally, a wide release will use Native American lands as [...]

There is an interesting, button-pushing movie to be made about the intersection of urban black culture and suburban white culture. It started as [...]

Any Bowie fan worth their eyeliner has surely watched D.A. Pennebaker’s essential 1973 concert documentary Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars. Despite [...]

In the wake of previous features Felon and Snitch, stuntman-turned-filmmaker Ric Roman Waugh sticks with his locked-and-loaded theme, writing and directing the good-man-goes-to-prison [...]

The first step in understanding the oddball indie comedy Brigsby Bear is noticing that it’s produced by The Lonely Island. The viral video-making [...]

There are British films, and then there are BBC films. That familiar, three-letter, reverse display font logo at the beginning of a movie [...]

A Ghost Story, the supernatural, emocore, indie oddity from up-and-coming filmmaker David Lowery, is self-consciously arty and aggressively—even confrontationally—dull. But is that necessarily [...]