Tag: 2014 SXSW Film Festival
I Believe In Unicorns | Review
Oh Them Silly Unicorns: Meyerhoff’s Coming of Age Debut Prizes Style Over Substance
Director Leah Meyerhoff most effectively conveys the nature of her debut film,...
Before I Disappear | Review
The Sting Called Love: Christensen’s Debut Rife with Melodramatic Cliché
Shawn Christensen, who won an Academy Award for his 2013 short film, Curfew, expands his...
DamNation | Review
River Runners: Knight & Rummel Ruminate On Damming Evidence
Just as directors Ben Knight and Travis Rummel’s Red Gold firmly yet astutely opposed the mining...
Song from the Forest | 2014 SXSW Review
Obert Plays A Polyrhythmic Requiem of Cultural Sovereignty
Director Michael Obert’s VPRO IDFA Award winning, SXSW imported Song from the Forest meditatively chronicles the aloof...
2014 SXSW Award Winners: Grand Jury Prize Spills onto Margaret Brown’s The Great Invisible
Margaret Brown's exploration of a havoc-wreaking oil spill from those directly affected by the events, and Sarah-Violet Bliss and Charles Rogers' portrait of an...
