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BARBARA FOREVER Trailer: Sundance-Winning Documentary Pays Tribute to a Queer Filmmaking Icon
The life and career of lesbian avant-garde filmmaker Barbara Hammer is the subject of a kaleidoscopic exploration in director Byrdie O'Connor's documentary, Barbara Forever. It premiered at this year's Sundance, where it won the Joshua Oppenheim Editing Award in the
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A Conversation with Charles Melton & Nicolas Winding Refn (HER PRIVATE HELL)
Below is a spoilery add-on to Jack Scehnker's earlier conversation with Nicolas Winding Refn and features one of the stars of Her Private Hell, Charles Melton. Be sure to check out the full Winding Refn interview here. ****SPOILER WARNING!!**** Hammer to Nail: I'd love
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A Conversation with Nicolas Winding Refn (HER PRIVATE HELL)
Nicolas Winding Refn has been one of my favorite filmmakers since I first saw Drive as a kid. In the years since, I have watched every Refn picture across every format he has worked in, from the grainy Copenhagen of
Interviews
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A Conversation with Charles Melton & Nicolas Winding Refn (HER PRIVATE HELL)
Below is a spoilery add-on to Jack Scehnker's earlier conversation with Nicolas Winding Refn and features one of the stars of Her Private Hell, Charles Melton. Be sure to check out the full Winding Refn interview here. ****SPOILER WARNING!!**** Hammer to Nail: I'd love
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A Conversation with Nicolas Winding Refn (HER PRIVATE HELL)
Nicolas Winding Refn has been one of my favorite filmmakers since I first saw Drive as a kid. In the years since, I have watched every Refn picture across every format he has worked in, from the grainy Copenhagen of
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A Conversation with Reed Birney, Kieron Moore & Elliot Tuttle (BLUE FILM)
Blue Film is one of the most daring American debuts in recent memory. Written and directed by Elliot Tuttle, the film traps two men in a Los Angeles Airbnb for a single night and refuses to let either of them
Trailers
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BARBARA FOREVER Trailer: Sundance-Winning Documentary Pays Tribute to a Queer Filmmaking Icon
The life and career of lesbian avant-garde filmmaker Barbara Hammer is the subject of a kaleidoscopic exploration in director Byrdie O'Connor's documentary, Barbara Forever. It premiered at this year's Sundance, where it won the Joshua Oppenheim Editing Award in the
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BUDDY Teasers: A Childhood Comfort Turns to Terror in Casper Kelly’s Sundance Nightmare
Casper Kelly, the director of the popular horror short Too Many Cooks and other numerous segments for Adult Swim, brought his twisted feature debut to this year's Sundance, which blends our childhood TV memories with terror. Buddy follows the titular
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MISTY GREEN Trailer: Chris Rock Returns to the Director’s Chair with Hollywood Comeback Drama
After 12 years, Chris Rock returns to the director's seat for a drama set in the modern cutthroat world of Hollywood. Rock writes and directs Misty Green, which stars Rosalind Eleazar (Slow Horses; Rose of Nevada) as an actress seeking
In Theatres
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A Conversation with Charles Melton & Nicolas Winding Refn (HER PRIVATE HELL)
Below is a spoilery add-on to Jack Scehnker's earlier conversation with Nicolas Winding Refn and features one of the stars of Her Private Hell, Charles Melton. Be sure to check out the full Winding Refn interview here. ****SPOILER WARNING!!**** Hammer to Nail: I'd love
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A Conversation with Nicolas Winding Refn (HER PRIVATE HELL)
Nicolas Winding Refn has been one of my favorite filmmakers since I first saw Drive as a kid. In the years since, I have watched every Refn picture across every format he has worked in, from the grainy Copenhagen of
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WILD INSIDE
(Check out Chris Reed’s Wild Inside movie review. The documentary will have its world premiere in Central Park on July 29 in partnership with Rooftop Films. It then opens at IFC Center July 31, followed by a nationwide theatrical rollout. Seen
Watch at Home
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THE WELCOME TABLE
(Check out Lauren Wissot's The Welcome Table movie review, it’s streaming now on HBO. Seen it? Join the conversation with HtN on our Letterboxd Page.) The latest creative endeavor in award-winning filmmaker Josh Fox’s (Gasland, How to Let Go of the World, The Edge
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AGAIN AGAIN
(The 52nd Seattle International Film Festival runs May 7-17th in and around Seattle. Check out Jessica Baxter’s Again Again movie review, fresh from the fest. Seen it? Join the conversation with HtN on our Letterboxd Page.) For their feature debut, co-directors Heather Ballish and Mia
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A BODY TO LIVE IN
(Check out Jonathan Marlow’s A Body to Live In movie review, it hits Blu-ray May 26. Seen it? Join the conversation with HtN on our Letterboxd Page.) "Body is the door to Spirit” What is a body (and to what extent can a body be


