Rockwell’s film won the Sundance Grand Jury prize in 1992, beating out “Reservoir Dogs,” then dropped off the map. Here’s what happened next.
“I still didn’t want to believe it,” he says.
In his defense, it’s a pretty funny name.
The celebrated director of “Weekend” and “45 Years” crafts another emotionally powerful indie.
A searching, violently unsentimental coming-of-age drama about all the things we can do to save each other (and all of the things we can’t).
The must-see movie of the year has arrived for fans of the Emmy-winning “Veep.”
Alexandre Rockwell’s 1992 winner is getting a very necessary Kickstarter campaign, just in time for its 25th anniversary.
Buscemi and a fan tell Trump that he’s out of his element.
Barry Ellsworth’s 1985 short is the tenth film to be featured in IndieCollect’s recent archival campaign.
The “45 Years” filmmaker will write and direct this adaptation of the Willy Vlautin novel.
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