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First 20 Interviews for RogerEbert.com

July 9, 2015by Indie Outlook Leave a comment

One of the most incredible and humbling parts of my job at The Ebert Company has been the opportunity to write for RogerEbert.com. It’s an honor simply to have work […]

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Indie Outlook: Third Anniversary

July 5, 2015by Indie Outlook Leave a comment

Nothing excites me more than discovering an artist whose work is unlike anything I’ve seen before. The third year of Indie Outlook, my labor of love devoted to covering cinema’s […]

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Stephen Cone, Cole Doman, Nina Ganet, Pat Healy and Elizabeth Laidlaw on “Henry Gamble’s Birthday Party”

June 12, 2015by Indie Outlook Leave a comment

“Henry Gamble’s Birthday Party,” the seventh feature from director Stephen Cone, is a masterpiece of nuance. It assembles a large cast of characters, observes their behavior as they interact during […]

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Birdmen of Tinseltown

March 6, 2015by Indie Outlook Leave a comment

A fateful encounter occurs at the Chateau Marmont in David Cronenberg’s perversely entertaining Hollywood satire, “Maps to the Stars.” Grotesquely desperate actress Havana Segrand (Julianne Moore) crosses paths with a […]

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Neither Safe Nor Still: The Genius of Julianne Moore

January 22, 2015by Indie Outlook Leave a comment

Throughout her extraordinary career, Julianne Moore has often excelled at playing characters who are ostracized. Consider her 1950s housewife who develops forbidden feelings for her black neighbor in “Far from […]

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Indie Outlook Picks the 2014 Nominees

January 17, 2015by Indie Outlook Leave a comment

Now that the Oscar nominees have officially been released, Indie Outlook couldn’t resist putting together a list of its own for the third year in a row. If Indie Outlook […]

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Remembering Philip Seymour Hoffman

February 2, 2014by Indie Outlook Leave a comment

I remember hearing a story once about the vast amount of time it took Philip Seymour Hoffman to walk to a craft service table. He was on the set of […]

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“Carrie” (1976) VS “Carrie” (2013)

October 23, 2013by Indie Outlook Leave a comment

Ever since it was published by then-unknown author Stephen King in 1974, the novel, “Carrie,” has inspired various adaptations, yet only one has been hailed as a triumph. Brian De […]

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Six Reasons Why Emmanuel Lubezki Should’ve Won an Oscar by Now

September 11, 2013by Indie Outlook Leave a comment

There are many gifted cinematographers in modern cinema—Roger Deakins, Janusz Kaminski, Christopher Doyle, Robert Richardson, John Toll, to name a few—yet none have caused my jaw to routinely drop to […]

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Indie Essentials: Mia Wasikowska

February 27, 2013by Indie Outlook Leave a comment

What makes a performer magnetic? What rarefied talent must a person possess in order to draw an audience into their inner world? Whatever it is, Mia Wasikowska has it. Boy […]

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