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Five paranormal investigation shows to aid your hunt for Halloween entertainment
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Five paranormal investigation shows to aid your hunt for Halloween entertainment

As the nights draw in and temperatures drop, our appetite for horror reaches fever pitch in … Five paranormal investigation shows to aid your hunt for Halloween entertainmentRead more

by Jack Benjamin•October 28, 2026October 28, 2026•0
Comfortably numb: the empty prestige satire of Digger
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Comfortably numb: the empty prestige satire of Digger

For a film that feels so bang average, the framing and reframing Digger as a must-see … Comfortably numb: the empty prestige satire of DiggerRead more

by Jack Benjamin•October 26, 2026October 26, 2026•0
Don’t you dare forget about the Bastard
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Don’t you dare forget about the Bastard

On September 27th 2026, less than a day after his latest hard-hitting, high-flying match with All … Don’t you dare forget about the BastardRead more

by Jack Benjamin•October 2, 2026October 2, 2026•0
Resident Evil shows the limitations for even ‘great’ video-game adaptations
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Resident Evil shows the limitations for even ‘great’ video-game adaptations

Resident Evil is being heralded as the best video-game adaptation to ever hit screens – but … Resident Evil shows the limitations for even ‘great’ video-game adaptationsRead more

by Jack Benjamin•September 21, 2026September 22, 2026•1
Niu Lai, and the comforting humanity of incompetence
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Niu Lai, and the comforting humanity of incompetence

Niu Lai is a truly horrendous animated tale following a cow and her calf through a … Niu Lai, and the comforting humanity of incompetenceRead more

by Jack Benjamin•August 19, 2026August 19, 2026•0
Project Hail Mary: The coldness of space, and the wonder of companionship
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Project Hail Mary: The coldness of space, and the wonder of companionship

Project Hail Mary is another of those films I’ve ignored countless recommendations for. Ahead of this … Project Hail Mary: The coldness of space, and the wonder of companionshipRead more

by Jack Benjamin•August 12, 2026August 12, 2026•0
Dan Monaghan’s ReelTakesReviews remind us not to lose sight of the politics of production
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Dan Monaghan’s ReelTakesReviews remind us not to lose sight of the politics of production

In the two years I have been running the Who Critiques the Critics? segment of Indy … Dan Monaghan’s ReelTakesReviews remind us not to lose sight of the politics of productionRead more

by Jack Benjamin•August 7, 2026August 7, 2026•0
Deciphering Christopher Nolan’s conservative siren song in The Odyssey
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Deciphering Christopher Nolan’s conservative siren song in The Odyssey

The Odyssey is inescapably a dissection of both the shoot and cry genre, and the crumbling … A siren callRead more

by Jack Benjamin•August 2, 2026August 3, 2026•3
Modern mythmaking: What we learn about ourselves by exposing the Hodag
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Modern mythmaking: What we learn about ourselves by exposing the Hodag

Folklore and mythology don’t need to be real to matter. Every story tells us something about … Modern mythmaking: What we learn about ourselves by exposing the HodagRead more

by Jack Benjamin•July 24, 2026July 24, 2026•0
Fifa’s ‘crap’ half-time show, and the battle for football’s soul
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Fifa’s ‘crap’ half-time show, and the battle for football’s soul

“I like a lot of them artists, but I thought it was crap.” Finally, Wayne Rooney … Fifa’s ‘crap’ half-time show, and the battle for football’s soulRead more

by Jack Benjamin•July 20, 2026July 20, 2026•1

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Indy Film Library is a motion picture review service, which grew out of the need of independent filmmakers to receive feedback on their work. Founded by Chief Editor Jack Benjamin in 2019, the Amsterdam-based project quickly grew to five regular contributors, each driven by the desire to champion new creative talent, and offer the necessary advice for it to flourish.
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