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THE BLACKCOAT'S DAUGHTER, (aka FEBRUARY), Kiernan Shipka, 2015. © A24

Top 20 Films of 2016: Part I

December 14, 2016by Indie Outlook Leave a comment

As we close the book on 2016, a year many of us would rather forget, it’s worth reflecting on the parts of it that are worth savoring—namely, the movies. This […]

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Agata Kulesza and Agata Trzebuchowska in Pawel Pawlikowski’s “Ida.” Courtesy of Music Box Films.

Top Twenty Films of 2014: Part II

January 8, 2015by Indie Outlook Leave a comment

Drum roll, please! Below are Indie Outlook’s picks for the Top 10 Films of 2014 (click here to view #11-20). Make sure to scroll all the way down for a […]

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Agata Trzebuchowska in Pawel Pawlikowski’s “Ida.” Courtesy of Music Box Films.

Ten Underrated Performances in 2014

August 28, 2014by Indie Outlook Leave a comment

As the summer fades to black, critics are already bracing themselves for the aggressive onslaught of awards campaigns that will be vying for their attention in the coming months. We’ll […]

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Mia Farrow and Woody Allen star in Allen’s 1992 masterpiece, “Husbands and Wives.” Courtesy of TriStar Pictures.

Deconstructing Woody Allen

February 20, 2014by Indie Outlook Leave a comment

“I just met a wonderful new man. He’s fictional but you can’t have everything.”—Cecilia (Mia Farrow) in “The Purple Rose of Cairo” (1985) There’s a scene toward the end of […]

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Cate Blanchett stars in Woody Allen’s “Blue Jasmine.” Photo by Merrick Morton/Gravier Productions. Courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics.

Top Ten Female Performances in a Woody Allen Film

July 29, 2013by Indie Outlook 3 Comments

If there is anything that has remained consistent in the films of Woody Allen, it has been the juicy complexity of his female characters, from Tina Vitale and Linda Ash […]

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Kate Lyn Sheil stars in Amy Seimetz’s “Sun Don’t Shine.” Courtesy of Factory 25.

Kate Lyn Sheil on “Sun Don’t Shine,” “Green”

May 5, 2013by Indie Outlook Leave a comment

Some actors have trouble making more than a few feature films in the span of two years. Kate Lyn Sheil has made 16 of them, and has seven projects currently […]

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Kate Lyn Sheil and Kentucker Audley star in Amy Seimetz's "Sun Don't Shine." Courtesy of Factory 25.

Kentucker Audley on “Sun Don’t Shine,” NoBudge Films

May 1, 2013by Indie Outlook Leave a comment

There are few people as committed to creating and championing independent cinema as Memphis-based filmmaker Kentucker Audley. His site, NoBudge Films, offers cinephiles access to a rich and varied array […]

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