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I was wrong though and this turned out to be my favorite independent film by far...
Now...in mid and late 90's his career was kinda stagnating but he reinvented himself in Narc (one of my favorites...not so much as a movie in whole, but for the way it was shot, cinematic photography and Liotta's portrayal of Lt. Oak) and kept doing smaller independent movies really choosing his roles more carefully this time around...And I guess i was genuinely surprised to see him in ER.
Siddharth, in turn, promises to help Rahul become an independent businessman in the corporate world.
The cast is top-notch (rare for an independent film with no big "stars"), particularly the two leads, Vigdis Anholt (who plays the title role) and David Morwick (Director, Screenwriter and Producer as well as co-star).
The movie focuses mostly on lesbian, independent and transgender films.
I thought that little picture on the cover was for some independent film award, but it's obviously recognition for longest home video.
This is a fantastic movie one of the greatest independent movies ever.
The Secret Rivals (1976) is a fantastic independent kung fu film by the legendary Ng See Yuen and is perhaps one of the 10 best films of the martial arts genre.
I enjoyed One Last Dance based on the play Without A Word, which is a perfect description for this independent drama - a celebration of contemporary dance in America.
The love story between Natty and Harry is so romantic, and the independent spirit of a young girl was rare in movies back then and is still rare now.
Let me start by saying I love horror movies and independent films.
Of course he is a writer, a common conceit among the self-indulgent independent screenwriter/director crowd.
I'm a fan of said independent films, so I wasn't upset.
This film is not for the jaded or the cranky film geeks that shriek whenever they see a mainstream independent movie about love and difficult emotions, and then go on to dismiss it as unoriginal or cliche.
It's the first truly independent film I've seen with heart.
This seems to be the qualifiers for some independent films these days and "Particles of Truth" is the mark of how these descriptors fit.
It's an homage to struggling independent film makers everywhere, and filled with lots of subtle bits of humor and satire and quick-to-pass messages during the F/X.
Now I am a fan of independent films, but this one was just horrible all around.
Jim Jarmusch is an independent filmmaker known for making a lot of anti-mainstream films with an offbeat track to them, clearly inspired by the French New Wave of cinema.
The more I see of this so-called new independent cinema, the more I think "independent" simply means an amateur, shot-on-video production which otherwise never would have seen the light of day because the makers obviously lack the talent to succeed in the real movie business.
Feifer, who has produced over 30 independent films, could have done a better job staying closer to reality, than trying to frighten his audience at every turn.
"Preston Tylk" proves a sad fact that just because a film is independent doesn't mean it has something interesting or new to say.
The World is a Chinese independent film with an ambitious concept that didn't quite make it.
During the 80's and 90's,director Abel Ferrara was one of the leaders of the independent cinema making amazing films which challenged the spectator.But,his recent works are far away from his previous works.New Rose Hotel and R Xmas were a little bit disappointing but they were interesting experiments.But,I do not know what was Ferrara thinking when he was making Mary,a tedious and boring movie and,by my point of view,a huge let down in his career.During 83 minutes,the movie shows us three stories which are totally boring and uninteresting.I think Ferrara wanted to make an analysis about the religion but,still with that,I think he had to do a better work to make a coherent connection between the stories.For me,it is very disappointing that Ferrara,who made excellent films with very little resources(like,for example,Bad Lieutenant,The Addiction,Ms.45
Maybe because he chooses quality independent films and not the big money movies?
Kevin Smith's "Clerks" is probably one of the last true independent films we will ever see.
Yes, I'm aware that Hal Hartley is an acclaimed independent film maker.
At least the dude on the cover is IN the movie, which can't really be said for a lot of independent horror these days.
She used to be strong, independent and smart - now she's depressed, whiny and helpless who can't do a single thing alone.
The director took the essence of real life situations and put them on the big screen, making the movie worth watching, and I would recommend it to anyone interested in independent cinema / foreign movies.
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