The writer/director/animator/editor/ everything else of “Sita Sings the Blues” talks about making the ultimate break-up movie.
Beket is like a walk through a twisted and distorted version of purgatory, where all is black and white, techno music fills the landscape and two strangers are in search of Godot.
If you think a film about marching drum corps can’t be anything special, prepare to be mesmerized.
Off Off Broadway will have you laughing, cringing and discussing the proper uses for horse-headed canes.
Camilla Calamandrei’s impressive documentary is a refreshing throwback, relying on thorough reporting about the spread of ownership of lions and tigers.
“Garbage Dreams” dreams looks at a group of people who collect trash for a living, and are treated as even more disposable than the refuse they gather.
Not so much a feature film as a collection of vignettes, “Route 30″ features some recognizable actors pretending to be rural, eccentric characters.
Some have called “Troll 2″ the Worst Movie Ever Made. “Best Worst Movie” gives us the delicious story behind the story. It won the award for Best Documentary Feature.
More than a documentary about a tiny self-sufficient urban farm, “HomeGrown” is the story of a family bound together by their green ideals.
A film in the European pastoral tradition, “Tre Lire – Primo Giorno” is less about story than an excuse to wander around Italy meeting interesting characters.
