SAGindie’s OCTOBER MOVIE PICKS
It would make sense for October to be chock-full of horror movies, thrillers, and supernatural spectacles, and you can probably find a good movie […]
SAGindie’s SEPTEMBER MOVIE PICKS
Ah, September movies. Too late for summer blockbusters, too early for prestige awards bait. A weird mishmash of genres that nobody knows what to
Movies You Probably Forgot Were Indies
[UPDATED 5/24/17] The phrase “independent film” usually conjures up certain touchstone images: Early pioneers like Corman or Cassavetes; no-budget phenoms like Clerks and The
SAGIndie/AFI Directors Screenings Series: GONE BABY GONE
SAGIndie will show Academy Award-winner Ben Affleck‘s directorial debut GONE BABY GONE, as part of its AFI Directors Series Screenings on Monday, Oct.1, in
SAGIndie Diversity Screening Series: BLACKOUT
BLACKOUT In summer 2003, America experienced the largest blackout in its history — widely reported as peaceful. But in Brooklyn’s forgotten East Flatbush neighborhood,
SAGIndie/AFI Diversity Screening Series: WAITRESS
SAGIndie is proud to announce that we will be partnering with the American Film Institute to help spotlight films with diverse casts and voices.
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What do movies like Swingers, Napoleon Dynamite, and Boys Don’t Cry have in common? They are financially successful, critically acclaimed films which feature star
Filmmaker Interview: STAN HARRINGTON, writer/director/star of THE CRAVING HEART
You Can Make a SAG Feature for Less Than $10,000! From his artistic home at The Stella Adler Theatre, STAN HARRINGTON has been
Diversity Spotlight: MIA RIVERTON Talks RED DOORS
Diversity Spotlight: Red Doors Are Open This month, SAGIndie puts the focus on RED DOORS, a diversity film that’s tearing up the festival
SAGIndie Diversity Screening Series: HALF NELSON
Last night we launched the SAGIndie Diversity Screening Series in New York with HALF NELSON. This film, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival,