Indie Darlings
Holly JonesFor voyeurs and narcissists alike — haphazard words on indie cinema.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 34 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 6 days ago |
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arthouse vol. 01: Cine Lorca. Buenos Aires
photo credit:Holly Jones
Cine Lorca was born out of deep admiration for a scene, a scene that kicked off surreptitiously when a recently fired hotel clerk, law student Alberto Kipnis, took a job ripping tickets for a nearby cinemahouse, th...
Zone of Discomfort: Pitfall-James Kondelik
Photo Credit: PANDAPIX
Zone of Discomfort, an introduction:
When it comes to cinema, I have a type. So I naturally curate my viewing to appease the parts of myself that get swept up in highly intimate narratives. More broadly speaking, I’...
The Worst Person In The World-Joachim Trier
When I was a toddler, I used to line all of my stuffed animals up in the bedroom at my grandparents home. There were only five, a rapt audience. I’d then teach them school lessons and then I’d care for them, my inanimate heirs. Some would s...
Nosso segredo-Grace Passô
photo credit: entrefilms/Wilssa Esser
Sifting through grief is often a collective journey. We’re not alone in knowing someone, loving them, honoring them. This is confusing, because sometimes we feel they truly exist in our universe alone,...
Un Balcon à Limoges-Jérôme Reybaud
Gladys. What the broader bits of polite society would deem a ‘vagabond.’ Perhaps she’s also loathsome, a total rascal. The film opens and she’s introduced waking abruptly from slumber in the passenger seat of her car — a kind enough straigh...
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