💥Announcing our new series Declaration of Independents! 💥
A 9-day salute to indie filmmakers who asserted their creative freedom during a formative era of American independent cinema.
In persons at select shows. Co-presented by @Indie_Collect
Tickets: https://t.co/PtZdbk2UpF
Have you seen CANE RIVER?
If you haven't, it's a MUST, and it's showing Sun July 5 +
intro by Dominique Jenkins, daughter of director Horace Jenkins.
Part of Declaration of Independents! Co-presented by @indie_collect.
https://t.co/H0yRlgK9ZX
We're excited to be showing LOSING GROUND and CANE RIVER as part of our upcoming series Declaration of Independents! Co-presented by @indie_collect.
https://t.co/PtZdbk2UpF
Eight years ago, most had never heard of Black filmmakers like Kathleen Collins who directed a film titled "Losing Ground," and Horace Jenkins who directed "Cane River," both in the early 80s; both groundbreaking. When it comes to Black cinema globally, much we may not yet know.
Highly recommend the frisky, narratively bold, classically queer DRUNKEN NOODLES from Lucio Castro (whose END OF THE CENTURY is one of the great films of the past 10 years), and delighted to have filmmaker Ricky D'Ambrose talk to him for this new interview
https://t.co/z0ALDsyoeA
Rockers hustle and stumble their way to fame, only to discover it's not like they imagined in Fran Rubel Kuzui's love letter to Japanese pop culture.
See a 4k restoration of TOKYO POP on Fri, July 3 (feat. Q&A with dir Fran Rubel Kuzui) and Sat, July 4!
https://t.co/Ay0oj4oA1u
Our July 3 screening of the 4K restoration of Jim Klein and Julia Reichert's pioneering oral-history documentary SEEING RED, about the midcentury American Communist Party, features an intro by author Clay Risen. Part of Declaration of Independents!
https://t.co/7fIk44QphU
"Richly cast" – Sight & Sound
"A dreamy tale of loss and grief, death and resurrection" – The Daily Beast
Just announced! @davidehrlich will moderate Q&A with Callum Turner following the 6:30 screening of ROSE OF NEVADA on Tues, July 7!
Tickets: https://t.co/gkVG3NKTEt
Don't miss Kathleen Collins’s LOSING GROUND, a complex drama about a couple – philosophy professor (Seret Scott) and her bohemian painter husband (Bill Gunn) – who are hurtling towards a crossroads one sultry summer.
Part of Declaration of Independents! https://t.co/P7HKBVKCtC
“It’s abt the soul-expanding crossroads that we hopefully find ourselves at whenever we allow a combination of worldly and intellectual pleasures to transport us … to a heightened state.
@simonsaybrams reviews DRUNKEN NOODLES: https://t.co/dY4M7dR85O
Important public service announcement!
After 11 weeks, @SophyRomvari's soaring, textured BLUE HERON, one of the best films of the year per @thefilmstage, @nytimes and probably your own heart, must end Thursday.
https://t.co/2hz0MQV1fD
Join us for TWICE AS NICE, a pre-WNBA comic portrait of players competing to be the first draft pick in a women's pro basketball league!
Screening with the short DREAMS OF PASSION + intro by dir Aarin Burch. Part of our series Declaration of Independents! https://t.co/BmOtmyrzIa
With interviews with friends like John Waters, and recitations of her work by Stephen Colbert, Lucy Dacus, & Steve Buscemi, Sasha Waters’ new doc MARY OLIVER: SAVED BY THE BEAUTY OF THE WORLD shows the poet in all her nuance & brilliance. Opens Fri + Q&As! https://t.co/NC9538khO3
Interview: With 'Drunken Noodles,' Writer/Director Lucio Castro Takes on Sex and Queer Life in the Age of Apps with Grace and Honesty by @doubleofilms https://t.co/qpbfSI6ZmU
"One of the most daring young voices in indie horror" @screenanarchy
See Avalon Fast's new witchy horror film CAMP, in theaters now.
🎟️ https://t.co/zg3FXSIKsL
I very much enjoyed Canadian director Avalon Fast's second feature, CAMP, which premiered in Seattle at @siffnews. Now playing @IFCCenter, @laemmleglendale, and @alamodrafthouse locations. Opens at the Beacon on July 24 and @nwfilmforum on July 25.
More: https://t.co/jD9gaDNmXq
"This queer Canadian horror story about guilt and forgiveness beautifully splits the difference between Panos Cosmatos and Jane Schoenbrun, and demands to be seen by fans of both." @davidehrlich in @indiewire on CAMP, now playing! https://t.co/RtrWOmOn7h