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The writing which includes this parallel between the violin and its possessor , five somewhat independent segments that mell and converge in the final scenes, and a story told by tarot cards make for an extremely unique experience.
Smith's labour of love definitely made an impression on me - it was shown on Sky movies during an independent movie slot (used to be every Sunday night I think).
I was excited at the prospects of an independent movie focusing on the life of Indian Americans.
Her character seeks to be independent and hopes that her parents can adjust to the hearing world.
Normally, I like independent flicks.
Based on some killings in Fort Bragg this is a a good but not great little film thats hurt by a directorial style that makes the film seem like any number of recent independent films.
Watch any number of independent films and you see that Garrison blends in with them seamlessly.
Recommended only for those who don't watch a large number of independent films.
The independent film feeling was really charming.
It's a smart film that includes all the beats of both modern independent romantic comedies and classic films, but it never tries to convince you that the world of Johnny Twennies is anything like the real world... in the 1920s or the 1990s.
Because I never got to see the childhood that would have defined the characters' independent free thinking ways, I saw Janie as a slut when she kissed the boy.
Her marriage to the old man comes off as a way to preserve Janie's morality not stifle her independent way of thinking.
I didn't particularly care for the plot, and it is ironic how the film tries to show that women can be independent (a big theme for the 1930's) but at the same time it portrays white women much more superior to black women.
If you want to see a decent independent English film with a mature sense of humour then this is for you.
While I love the Star Wars universe, as well as independent film, but even understanding that this was clearly a labour of love created by fans, that doesn't exempt it from criticism.
I do like independent films and I don't mind low budget films IF they have something to offer.
The beauty of no budget, independent films are that the makers of such movies are forced to be creative and use their imaginations to make up for the lack of money.
So, props for spreading the word about independent films that may otherwise not have a voice.
It's a shame that the British Film industry, which has produced some of the best independent films in recent years, also produces the odd turkey.
Independent film-makers like Kenneth Guertin are the type of artist who develop into the Steven Spielbergs and James Camerons of the "Hollywood Machine".
I would like to see more Independent action-based films like "The Incorporated", rather than those we see every year at the festivals striving to be the next Neil LaBute or Woody Allen.
"A Day Without A Mexican" is a great example of how low-budget films in independent cinema can broadcast a message without having to comply to the typical conventions of Hollywood.
Betty, (ever the independent and employed woman) is working as an entertainer in an odd little dive.
Khoa was widely praised for his previous film, "The Finished People" for which he won the independent spirit award and was also named as "Young Australian Of The Year" and Anh was also "Stand Up Comedian Of The Year" a few years back and is an accomplished stand up comic.
In the film, she's feisty and strong-willed, independent and almost rebellious.
Wow. Kind of a 'cute' movie, riding on that independent film vibe of the individual's search of meaning in life, struggling mightily against an ignorant and heavily cynical world.
She said it is a small independent film but it seems to be catching interest.
There are few bounds in this independent film directed by Jake "Son of Lawrence" Kasdan, featuring cameos from Chevy Chase, Lily Tomlin and Lawrence's own stock actor, Kevin Kline.
I applaud the filmmakers for preserving the integrity and spirit of independent cinema.
Late 30's independent serial that feels like Poverty Row feature from several years earlier.
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