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Her Skin and Her World: an interview with “Gravity” filmmaker Pamela Romanowsky

Pamela Romanowsky’s “Gravity” is a film about an epiphany. Read more →

We Figured Out How to Tell Stories: interview with filmmaker Jason Tippet

“Thompson” is a love story. Read more →

The Chicago Reader Opens Its Archive of Long-form Criticism to the Public

April 16th, 2012 | Posted by Charley Cvercko in Movie Reviews - (0 Comments)

On March 26, the Chicago Reader announced an online index of forty years’ worth of long reviews. Read more →

Bystander Bullies: audience as enabler

April 13th, 2012 | Posted by Charley Cvercko in IndieFlix filmmaker | IndieFlix in the Media - (0 Comments)

A bully needs an audience.
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Get It Clear and Make It Sing: an interview with filmmaker Brandon McCormick

April 10th, 2012 | Posted by Charley Cvercko in IndieFlix filmmaker | IndieFlix in the Media | Interview | Short films - (0 Comments)

“Heartless” tells us the story of a very recognizable figure: the Tin Man of the The Wizard of Oz. Coming at well-worn material from an unexpected vantage point, filmmaker Brandon McCormick achieves the impossible: he makes one of the most inescapably familiar stories in American mythology fresh and new. Read more →

Cinema Is Animation: an interview with filmmaker Thomas Phillips

The IndieFlix short film “Sometimes the Moon Is Velvet” contains vast worlds in a small vessel. Here’s an interview with filmmaker Thomas Phillips. Read more →

Every Story I Tell Will Change: an interview with filmmaker Caleb Slain

March 28th, 2012 | Posted by Charley Cvercko in IndieFlix filmmaker | Interview | Movie Reviews | Short films - (0 Comments)

How to describe a memory you can’t remember? Read more →

Seattle Pulp & IndieFlix: Flick of the Week Series

March 27th, 2012 | Posted by Charley Cvercko in IndieFlix in the Media | Interview | New Releases | Short films - (0 Comments)

Seattle Pulp is a Seattle-based pop culture blog. It has a bit of a smart mouth, which keeps it readable. Which is important in a sea of pop culture blogs: seattlepulp.com’s irreverent tone helps it rise above the crowd. Also, its taste in content. For example: Seattle Pulp has been partnering with IndieFlix for a … Read more →