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Tag Archives: Films To Watch
Seven Days At Sundance 2013
When I’m standing in the press theatre line at Sundance, I am with my people. We laugh and cry during films, wax nostalgic about the volunteers whose faces we see year after year and get over excited and emotional about … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Sundance
Tagged A Teacher, Big Sur, Films To Watch, Fruitvale, John Krokidas, Kill Your Darlings, Sundance 2013, Sundance Favorites, The Beats, Toy's House, Upstream Color
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Filmmaker Charles Burnett in Person!
If you spend five minutes talking about film with me I will inevitably bring up Charles Burnett’s classic Killer of Sheep. It is by far one of the greatest films ever made and it’s insane that this amazing filmmaker rarely … Continue reading
James Franco, Howl
Hulu is showing James Franco‘s film “Howl”! Franco plays the young Ginsberg in the film, which I saw at Sundance last year and loved! It has so many great layers, black and white, animation, a lot of experimental stuff to … Continue reading
Posted in Film
Tagged Allen Ginsberg, Animation, Art, Experimental Film, Film, Films To Watch, Howl, Hulu, James Franco, Jeffrey Friedman, Rob Epstein
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