Your Independent Movie Guide
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By | September 1998
White Trash – 1, New York art world – 0…
I have longed to see John Waters' "Pecker," and I must say, it's a beautiful and wondrous thing. Techno and rap songs will be sampling this movie for...
This film is an atmospheric mess. It doesn't know if it wants to be a supernatural thriller, a horror film, or a comedy. It contains elements all of these...
Z is a dissatisfied worker ant who we meet in the middle of a therapy session which makes a lot of sense because Z's voice is provided by Woody Allen. Z...
As part of the Dialogues series, where a director discusses a favourite film that influenced them in some way, Finnish filmmaker Mika Kaurismaki introduced...
Who would've thought that the same filmmaker who brought us the flying eyeball POV shot could have directed such a mature film as this one? And yet, Sam...
As all good film geeks 'round the world know the title of the upcoming "Star Wars" prequel has finally been announced... [ "STAR WARS Episode 1: THE...
Cited by some critics as an influential film for many of Japan's contemporary filmmakers, Kinji Fukasaku's 1973 film is a bloody gangster epic a la...
Actor Saul Rubinek's impressive directorial debut is an engaging black comedy about two hitmen (Joe Mantegna and Sam Rockwell) who moonlight as used car...
For some time there has been a real lack of decent female roles in Hollywood films. Screenwriter, now director, Richard LaGravenese is the smart...
Wes Anderson's second film is an oddly original coming-of-age story about Max (Jason Schwartzman), an eccentric teenager who ambitiously participates in...
