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La Grande Bouffe: How capitalism encourages us to eat ourselves to death
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La Grande Bouffe: How capitalism encourages us to eat ourselves to death

Progressives are often conflicted about food. Is eating just something you do to allow you to … La Grande Bouffe: How capitalism encourages us to eat ourselves to deathRead more

by Tony Moore•September 23, 2020November 9, 2020•2
Trump, Trumbo, and what Johnny Got His Gun tells us about the “suckers” of Belleau Wood
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Trump, Trumbo, and what Johnny Got His Gun tells us about the “suckers” of Belleau Wood

“Somebody said let’s go out and fight for liberty and so they went out and got … Trump, Trumbo, and what Johnny Got His Gun tells us about the “suckers” of Belleau WoodRead more

by Jack Benjamin•September 10, 2020November 9, 2020•0
‘Witching & Bitching’ and the demonisation of empowered women
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‘Witching & Bitching’ and the demonisation of empowered women

In a guest piece for Indy Film Library, horror academic Irene Cuder takes a thought-provoking look … ‘Witching & Bitching’ and the demonisation of empowered womenRead more

by Indy Film Library•September 2, 2020October 30, 2023•1
Star power disguises Knives Out’s blunt wit
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Star power disguises Knives Out’s blunt wit

A lot of miserable things happened around February 2020, around the time it was announced that … Star power disguises Knives Out’s blunt witRead more

by Jack Benjamin•August 26, 2020November 9, 2020•1
Commodifying creativity: Frank shows how we are all sick here
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Commodifying creativity: Frank shows how we are all sick here

Everyone who participates in creativity knows the brief spark of fury ignited by somebody else suggesting … Commodifying creativity: Frank shows how we are all sick hereRead more

by Jack Benjamin•July 29, 2020November 9, 2020•0
Lovecraftian love in the time of monsters and men
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Lovecraftian love in the time of monsters and men

A decade after its initial release, Gareth Edwards’ hit sci-fi Monsters stands as a testament to … Lovecraftian love in the time of monsters and menRead more

by Jack Benjamin•July 15, 2020November 9, 2020•0
The Myth of Scarcity: Revisiting ‘Interstellar’
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The Myth of Scarcity: Revisiting ‘Interstellar’

Capitalism’s norms based on supply and demand would have us believe things cost more when they … The Myth of Scarcity: Revisiting ‘Interstellar’Read more

by Jack Benjamin•June 24, 2020November 9, 2020•1
We Have a Dream – ‘Selma’ and the next battle
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We Have a Dream – ‘Selma’ and the next battle

Life seems less fair and more divisive year after year. Across the globe, the gap between … We Have a Dream – ‘Selma’ and the next battleRead more

by Jack Benjamin•June 17, 2020November 9, 2020•1
Hegemony Incarnate: Why you can’t get rid of the Babadook
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Hegemony Incarnate: Why you can’t get rid of the Babadook

Why is it that we react with such withering contempt to our children when they see … Hegemony Incarnate: Why you can’t get rid of the BabadookRead more

by Jack Benjamin•June 10, 2020November 9, 2020•1
Machines raging against the machine
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Machines raging against the machine

Five years after Neil Blomkamp’s Chappie was released to ‘mixed’ reviews, it’s worth revisiting the too-hastily … Machines raging against the machineRead more

by Jack Benjamin•May 6, 2020November 8, 2023•0

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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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