One of American cinema’s most revered and influential directors, Jim Jarmusch is a singular voice in Hollywood, molding mainstream actors and genres to suit his dry sense of humor, great eye for…
Tag: American Indie Cinema
Industries and labor unions parallelly expanded in the US from the end of the civil war (1861-1865) through the First World War. As the rapid industrialization metamorphosed to a new phase during…
Greta Gerwig’s “Frances Ha”, a modern classic indie masterpiece turned eight last month. Explored in a monochromic colour scheme, with the blend of ageless music and naturalistic dialogues, the movie has an…
Jim Jarmusch’s movies often spring up from the characters; or he creates characters with a specific actor in mind. After a bunch of rehearsal sessions, a narrative of sorts is developed with…
Jeremy Saulnier’s feature film debut may not be as refined or focused as his breakthrough effort but Murder Party still succeeds as a wicked horror-comedy that’s downright crazy, twisted & ludicrous, and…
Debra Granik is one of the deeply passionate American independent film-makers working today. She has only made three feature films and a documentary, all taking us into the lives of poor, white…
