Slamdance premiere showcases a sweet cyber-love story.

Happy holidays. Happy reflections. For an indie filmmaker reflection can sometimes be completely and utterly depressing. Especially when they’re the type of filmmaker that looks back and sees six shorts under their belt, four credit cards maxed out and one feature in a MacBook.

Writer-director Jim Hemphill brings charm, wit, McFly’s mother, and a whole library of extraneous cinephile knowledge to the screen in his newest low-budget film – The Trouble with the Truth.

Melanie Lynskey (“Ever After,” “Up in the Air,” “Heavenly Creatures”) talks awkward kisses, acting rituals and the fear of the unknown in Indie Spotlight’s Q&A.

Rockin’ Reverend is an indie comedy about an agnostic actor turned priest. Brilliant sounding plot? I think yes…

Madeleine Olnek gives her audience an odd and endearing look into the often hazy world of falling in and out of love. And she does so from another world, literally – the planet Zots.

Oscar-winning documentarian Gibney brings us pedophilia in the church with SILENCE IN THE HOUSE OF GOD.

The Sundance award-winning documentary premieres tomorrow in select cities and on IFC Films InTheaters.

There’s a new trailer in town, and for a film all about phone sex.

In honor of the oh-so-American holiday and independence at its very core (chasing after your dream, the pursuit of happiness, and all that mush), here is a list the best indies of the year, released between the last two July 4ths in the United States.

Rex Pickett’s stage adaptation of his novel “Sideways” takes the Los Angeles indie stage scene eight years after the Alexander Payne adaptation took the indie screen scene. Pickett talks creative control and Pinot Noirs – two things very dear to his heart.

The French do a thriller channeling Marilyn Monroe in the snowy north of France. Atypical all around, but enjoyable nonetheless.

I AM NOT A HIPSTER takes on the world, after Sundance.

FEATURE DOCUMENTARY TO TELL THE STORY OF THE COMMUNITY AT THE HEART OF THE PENN STATE SEX-ABUSE SCANDAL

A Q&A with Alvaro Orlando about producing, writing and starring in his film ‘Counterpunch,’ and other general riffraff.

From the makers of Another Earth comes Sound of My Voice – another thought-provoking indie

Any Day Now, Cheerful Weather for the Wedding, Caroline & Jackie, and The Playroom among my favorites at this year’s TFF in NYC.

4-20 only comes once a year people!

Steadily and slowly, a new group of young and fiercely ambitious females are knocking on the doors of top production companies like HBO, Apatow Productions, and in general permeating the entire indie community.

Award-winning documentary filmmaker Lucy Walker remembers what it was like to be in Japan last year, only days after the most destructive tsunami in recorded history hit the entire eastern side of the country.

Check out the short film ‘Maniac’ starring Kid Cudi and Shia LaBeouf (also director)

Find out which movies were nominated for the British Independent Film Awards!

First official trailer released for Francis Ford Coppola’s original horror tale ‘Twixt’

The true story of a group of New Yorkers inspired by 9/11 who travel the country helping others who suffered tragedy.

Tribeca/ESPN Sports Film Festival On Demand will run through August 25th showcasing various independent sports films.

Official Trailer and Synopsis for IFC Films Latest Thriller ‘The Ledge’

Watch three independent horror films for less than a dollar on SundanceNow!

World Full of nothing tackles teen suicide in a mediocre way.

Independent filmmaker Bill Plympton’s newest project, Idiots and Angels, will be released at IFC Center (New York) and Laemmle Sunset 5 (Los Angeles) starting October 6th. Plympton, who has also animated popular shorts like Your Face (nominated for an Academy Award) and Guard Dog, built the film around the basic idea of an angel who [...]

Edward Burns’ latest film ‘Nice Guy Johnny,’ which premiered at the 2010 Tribeca Film Festival, will be released on October 26 via cable VOD, DVD, and iTunes. The film is a rom com with a bit more com than rom, and is definitely enjoyable.  It’s a light movie about a mid 20′s guy who considers [...]