During the 2026 Indy Film Library Awards, Isis Caljé was named Best Actor for her performance … ‘Zij’ star Isis Caljé on the power of writing your own opportunities, and saving ideas for laterRead more
Ghost in the Machine offers a critical deep dive into so-called artificial intelligence
Writing for the Sundance Institute website, Erik Adams calls Valerie Veatch’s Ghost in the Machine “the scariest movie … Ghost in the Machine offers a critical deep dive into so-called artificial intelligenceRead more
Untitled walk (2026) – 3 stars
Director: Maria Zaikina Running time: 24mins The peril a lot of experimental films face, is that … Untitled walk (2026) – 3 starsRead more
Remembering Nearfield (2023) – 0.5 stars
Director: Sean Alexander Carney Running time: 9mins Focused on raising awareness for a heavily disputed medical … Remembering Nearfield (2023) – 0.5 starsRead more
The Last Rehearsal director Carling Ernstzen on coping with life and loss through the creative process
Writer and director Carling Ernstzen speaks to Indy Film Library about mentorship, grief and the creative … The Last Rehearsal director Carling Ernstzen on coping with life and loss through the creative processRead more
Marjane Satrapi’s legacy shows why keeping the humanity in storyboarding matters
The passing of Marjane Satrapi – who her family say “died of sadness” a year after … Marjane Satrapi’s legacy shows why keeping the humanity in storyboarding mattersRead more
Project EDEN (2026) – 1 star
Director: SweetHeartist Writer: SweetHeartist Cast: Veri Louise, Ciara Carruthers, Remco Grol, Soloman Lasaro, Logan Chitwood Running … Project EDEN (2026) – 1 starRead more
Potwash (2026) – 3 stars
Director: Joshua Trett Writer: Joshua Trett Cast: Kyle Malan, Darcy Winters, Will Pierson, Mark Nash, David … Potwash (2026) – 3 starsRead more
‘Otets’ director Nataliya Golofastova on examining the darker side of humanity and family through filmmaking
Nataliya Golofastova joins Indy Film Library to discuss her feature documentary Otets, her new project visiting her father in Odessa, and the risks and rewards of revolutionary filmmaking.
Behind the Door (2026) – 2.5 stars
Essentially amounting to a home movie, the production involves the whole Valenti family. Filmed in two halves – with writer-director Leonardo (who you may remember from Te L(e)o Comando) and daughter Anna in Paris; and son Nino and wife Perrine in Brittany – the gang make a valiant effort to make a short horror film.