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Nosferatu, and unsated appetites in an age of repression
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Nosferatu, and unsated appetites in an age of repression

With Nosferatu (2024), Robert Eggers has given us an insight in to what a woman’s sexual … Nosferatu, and unsated appetites in an age of repressionRead more

by robynjp•October 3, 2025•0
Pretty good, and then some: Jon Bois and the art of the ‘visual article’
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Pretty good, and then some: Jon Bois and the art of the ‘visual article’

At a glance, Jon Bois’ body of work is so eclectic that it’s hard to bind … Pretty good, and then some: Jon Bois and the art of the ‘visual article’Read more

by Charlie Giggle•September 29, 2025September 29, 2025•0
Otets, and a treatise on the composition and conflicts of freedom
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Otets, and a treatise on the composition and conflicts of freedom

Otets is billed as a “poetic-philosophical documentary” – and while the trappings of each one of … Otets, and a treatise on the composition and conflicts of freedomRead more

by Jack Benjamin•September 23, 2025January 7, 2026•2
War of the Worlds reflects a studio system desperate to connect with a digital generation
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War of the Worlds reflects a studio system desperate to connect with a digital generation

With superhero fatigue here to stay, and video games having delivered catastrophic results, Hollywood is openly … War of the Worlds reflects a studio system desperate to connect with a digital generationRead more

by Jack Benjamin•September 15, 2025August 21, 2025•1
Concerning Violence: A film about the struggle against colonialism
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Concerning Violence: A film about the struggle against colonialism

Concerning Violence is a documentary made and released in 2014. It presents mainly found footage of … Concerning Violence: A film about the struggle against colonialismRead more

by Keith Withall•August 25, 2025August 26, 2025•0
“What’s this music?” : the keys to an unforgettable soundtrack
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“What’s this music?” : the keys to an unforgettable soundtrack

Duh-duh… duh-duh… The right score makes or breaks a movie: it can build tension, emphasise a … “What’s this music?” : the keys to an unforgettable soundtrackRead more

by Indy Film Library•August 13, 2025November 17, 2025•0
Walking with Dinosaurs and the death of a giant
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Walking with Dinosaurs and the death of a giant

My recent encounter with 28 Years Later had informed me that while you should avoid looking … Walking with Dinosaurs and the death of a giantRead more

by Jack Benjamin•August 8, 2025August 21, 2025•0
More than Street Trash: Red Letter Media, and a love letter to shared cinema
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More than Street Trash: Red Letter Media, and a love letter to shared cinema

There are many things which make Red Letter Media one of the best sources of film … More than Street Trash: Red Letter Media, and a love letter to shared cinemaRead more

by Jack Benjamin•July 30, 2025August 8, 2025•8
A summer jolly: Beyond viral moments Saltburn’s class commentary falls short
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A summer jolly: Beyond viral moments Saltburn’s class commentary falls short

At many times Saltburn seems like someone trying to reinvent themselves during a summer holiday; delivering … A summer jolly: Beyond viral moments Saltburn’s class commentary falls shortRead more

by Jack Benjamin•July 23, 2025October 2, 2025•0
Remember you must love: 28 Years Later, and not a moment too soon
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Remember you must love: 28 Years Later, and not a moment too soon

After a few years of playing it safe, 28 Years Later is remarkable return of the … Remember you must love: 28 Years Later, and not a moment too soonRead more

by Jack Benjamin•June 23, 2025August 26, 2025•4

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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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