IndieFlix hits up SXSW in Austin, TX to catch up with the latest and greatest indie filmmakers and some familiar faces! Take a look at some of our interviews conducted by IndieFlix’s own CEO, Scilla Andreen from the ROKU LOUNGE. Director Tim McCanlies dishes about his feature, “When Angels Sing”. The holiday film stars actor/singers … Read more
I’ve been traveling the festival circuit for over 15 years and my greatest memories are not the parties, the celebrity sightings, or even the movies. My greatest memories are the stories I hear when meeting filmmakers. I am a filmmaker. I relate and feel their pain and their joy. It’s like being a fish back … Read more
Whether you’re already a fan of Arcade Fire or new to this Grammy award-winning band, we’ve got you covered next month at IndieFlix with two films exploring their musical works. First off is “Scenes from the Suburbs” — Director Spike Jonze teams up with Arcade Fire to create a thirty-minute short film inspired by their … Read more
Five new releases this week. From short comedies in art galleries, to incredible documentaries from Russia and the US. Hilarious gay comedy and mindbending Italian Sci-Fi. Whatever your flavor, curl up and relax with what we at Indieflix.com are releasing this week! Check out the interview with Andrea Zamburlin, director of Remember HERE! Audio Tour … Read more
“Youth is wasted on the young.” These days, Shaw’s famous words reverberate among all continents and reflect our shaky times. Status updates and viral phenomena overshadow interpersonal discoveries within oneself, or another. I do believe if the old man could have seen ahead twenty seven years after his death, he would have recanted when the … Read more
“Bunny Boy” is a rapid descent into a very dark—and very funny—comic hell. You have been warned. Read more
Five great new films for the IndieFlix collection! Read more
We have a great crop of new releases this week. Read more
Ben Proudfoot’s debut film, “Dinner with Fred,” is that rare film that succeeds in taking the viewer on a trip into the past. Read more
Pamela Romanowsky’s “Gravity” is a film about an epiphany. Read more
