SXSW 2021 Recap
After last year’s pandemic-related cancellation, SXSW has returned! And because this year’s fest was a virtual one, the entire SAGindie staff was able to […]
This Month’s Good Reads (February 2021)
Life is busy – we’re celebrating Black History Month, apologizing to pop stars, and dealing with that whole blizzard-during-a-pandemic double whammy (find help here!).
SUNDANCE FILM FESTIVAL 2021 Recap
Another year, another Sundance Film Festival. And yet – the 2021 fest was a bit different (duh). With virtual screenings and satellite locations, the
This Month’s Good Reads (January 2021)
Life is busy – we’re kicking off a new year, narrowly avoiding CWII (Civil War II), inaugurating a new president, making Bernie memes, trading
SAGindie’s SUNDANCE 2021 Movie Picks
This year’s Sundance Film Festival is venturing into new territory: Virtual screenings. As a longtime sponsor of the fest, SAGindie will be there in
30th GOTHAM AWARDS – Winners & Nominees
We’re living in unpredictable times, but there’s still one thing we can always count on: Awards Season! Our friends at the Independent Filmmaker Project
This Month’s Good Reads (December 2020)
Life is busy – we’re all doing what we can to wrap up this hell of a year (figuratively? Literally? You decide). It can
SAGindie’s Favorite Films of 2020
Oh, 2020. What more is there to say about you? COVID and Quibi and Biden and Trump; plans canceled, protests held, Animals Crossed, Boltcutters
This Month’s Good Reads (November 2020)
Life is busy – we’re electing a new president, electing a new vice president, and also probably other stuff. It can be tough to
This Month’s Good Reads (October 2020)
Life is busy – you’re voting, Quibbying your last Quibi, and prepping for a Very Pandemic Halloween. It can be tough to stay up-to-date
This Month’s Good Reads (September 2020)
Life is busy – you’re mourning a summer you never really had, doing your best to avoid the unhealthy air quality of an entire
This Month’s Good Reads (August 2020)
Life is busy – you’re melting in the heat, wondering if you’ll ever step foot in a movie theater again, and maybe just having