Filmmaker Scott Rice Sheds Light on Perils in Nude Modeling
It's like an art film hijacked by Michael Bay, but in the best way possible.
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Filmmaker Brian Pew Would Like to Get Your Opinion on This Toilet Paper
'Focus Group' takes us into the impossibly dry and claustrophobic world of consumer focus groups.
See Duke Ellington’s Movie Debut
As such, it's a part of both cinema and music history, even though, as a film, it's basically an excuse to showcase Ellington's musicianship.
Filmmaker Cruz Angeles Makes Uncomfortable Art
One of our favorite films at this year's Sundance Film Festival was Cruz Angeles's beautiful debut feature. So we decided to delve into his back catalogue.
Filmmaker Eran Merav Learns Important Lesson About Dogs
In Eran Merav's short, 'Nati,' a young ice-cream seller gets duped into an unbelievable act of cruelty by some of his yahoo friends.
Silent Light Director Carlos Reygadas Goes to the Beach, Works Through Mommy Issues
Reygadas's 1999 short film 'Maxhumain' is a tiny, experimental, mixed-media dream about a young man's existential portent amid memories of his mother
Filmmaker Dale Goodson Gets Gas
Hey, remember those skyrocketing fuel prices earlier this year? Boy, was that a silly time — and so long ago, too.
Filmmaker Barry Jenkins Explores Love in a Time of Clorox
Jenkins's 2003 short 'My Josephine' is a lovely, impressionistic look at an Arab man and woman who work in a laundromat.
Filmmaker Ilya Chaiken Blacks Out
Shot on a dime, 'Blackout' is a funny, genuinely unsettling look at an unfortunate hookup in the midst of the big power outage of 2003.
Filmmaker Kurt Kuenne Laments the Plight of the Bathroom Attendant
'Rent-A-Person' is a hilarious musical pastiche about a young, lovesick men's-room attendant who decides to become a visionary entrepreneur.
‘Splinter’ Director Toby Wilkins Goes Kidney Shopping
See Wilkins's creepily hilarious 2006 short 'Kidney Thieves,' starring Ethan Embry, Paget Brewster, and Paul F. Tompkins.
Filmmaker Branan Edgens Would Like to Sell You David Lynch’s Coffee
'The Darkest Coffee' functions less as a commercial and more as a four-minute creepfest about the experience of consuming said hot beverage.
Filmmaker Myna Joseph Follows Creepy Sisters Into the Woods
Fair warning: 'Man' is not an easy film to watch.
Filmmaker Jonas Åkerlund Makes a Music Video Without the Music
'The Hidden' features no soundtrack — but it's easy to see from it what makes Akerlund such a great music-video director.
Filmmaker Andrew Cooke Laments the Plight of the Fake Yogi
Andrew Cooke's hilarious mockumentary follows a yogi who might be longing a bit too hard for the trappings of modern life.
Filmmaker David Bond Flunks Art Class
'Lions Are Green' is about a young colorblind boy who draws a green lion in class and gets called out for it.
Filmmakers Nathan and Keary Kensinger Open a Secret Commie Bookstore
It's the best film about a secret commie San Francisco bookstore you'll ever see.
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