‘Donkeys’: British cinema’s ode to Dogme that almost ended in disaster
An uphill battle.
Independent Movies
Bafta Breakthrough filmmaker Clair Titley unpacks the darkest side of reality TV in ‘The Contestant’
The film was years in the making.
British Independent Film Awards: The full list of nominees
‘Kneecap’ leads the way with 14 nominations.
The stone-cold thrills of ‘The Hitch-Hiker’, the first film noir directed by a woman
A masterpiece disguised as a B-movie
How an unknown filmmaker turned a $30,000 short into a box office monster
From maxing out credit cards to global domination.
‘Eggshells’: Tobe Hooper’s long-lost and utterly mystifying exercise in existentialism
Before The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, there was a ‘crypto-embryonic-hyper-electric presence’ in a basement.
“Hell, I love everything we do”: Richard Elfman explores a lifelong creative odyssey
A lifelong creative odyssey.
“Men define their masculinity by how much trauma they can endure. Why?”: Director Ethan Berger on intense fraternity drama ‘The Line’
The filmmaker explores an institution steeped in trauma.
The bizarre movie that spent almost a decade as the highest-grossing independent film ever made
Did you know “Turtle Power” began as an indie?
“This is not just a problem of a few bad apples”: Alex Wolff on exploring the dark side of fraternity life in ‘The Line’
The actor digs into his latest challenging role.