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| Features |
The Lovely Idealism Of Leah Meyerhoff
To her recollection, filmmaker Leah Meyerhoff has always made some form of art. “My whole life I’ve considered myself to be an artist,” Meyerhoff adds, that defining noun ‘artist’ included as part of her character wit... Read More >> |
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| Conversations |
The Coming-of-Andrew Edmark
With the short film Somos las bolas now out on DVD, filmmaker Andrew Edmark here talks about adapting stories for screen, why he’s not so hip on On the Lot and his penchant for erring on the side of curiosity. Read More >> |
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| Opinions & Ideas |
On the Docket
SM Staff Writer Nick SCHWARTZ! tells you what's on his screenwriting docket--or, you know, not. Read More >> |
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| Reviews |
Manda Bala (Send a Bullet)
Jason Kohn’s debut feature documentary Manda Bala (Send A Bullet) avoids context for the sake of amusement, relying instead on stylized visual metaphors and witty editing to highlight the sensational and connect the many jagged pieces of a dense puzzle. ... Read More >> |
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| Blog |
The Reeler On Kamp Katrina While The New Talkies: The DIY Generation runs at the IFC, Ashley Sabin and David Redmon's Kamp Katrina, a documentary that profiles post-Katrina residents abandoned first by society, small community and then selves, rolls through MoMA & the Pioneer Theater. Read More >> |
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P&F Take on Superbad
In this seventh episode of P&F podcast, Lily and JM get down and dirty with their discussion of the most-anticipated comedy of the summer Superbad: Were all of their expectations met? Is it really as funny as the trailer made it out to be? Will it stand the test of time and become this gene... Read More >> |
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Barry Jenkins Is "Making a Movie"
SM Staffer Barry Jenkins is "making a movie." As he goes through the production for his first feature Medicine for Melancholy, he'll keep us updated--all with that beautiful poetry of being that not only defines his films but just the bandry man himself. Read More >> |
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Reinventing Rocket Science
After last week’s pissy Bourne debate, our friends at Pictures & Frames Magazine Lily and JM finally agree on something–Rocket Science rocks! This “little movie that could” is a welcome break from the summer blockbusters, a perfect blend of bittersweet nostalgia and high school trauma in the vein of “The Wonder Years” and “Freaks and Geeks,” with a little Wes Anderson-esque narration thrown in for good measure. Plus, the pair delve into their latest Netflix rentals–The Holiday, Zodiac and... Read More >> |
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