The experience of blackness in America is distinct from that of the African diaspora. During Black History Month, it’s a subject that’s rarely discussed. There are historical matters to take into account that require shedding light on, that are specific to the black experience in the United States. We would like to include a selection [...]

Military vehicles and weapons – much of it post-9/11 armaments that have ended up in the hands of police officers – are common on the streets of the America today. And investigations into police misconduct, recorded on video by people on cell phone cameras, are the norm too. In the past year police officers have [...]

The Palazzo Della Gran Guardia in Verona, Italy hosted a special screening of Luca Caserta’s short film “Out of the Depths”. The event took place March 17th and was hosted by the director of the Verona Film Commission Paolo Romano and by film journalist Adamo Dagradi. Discussion and a Q&A followed the screening between the [...]

The 8th annual Korean American Film Festival New York (KAFFNY) makes its Brooklyn debut at the sought-after Wythe Hotel Cinema, November 14-16, 2014 in Williamsburg. KAFFNY’s unique 3-day program provides an unparalleled platform in New York City to see the newest local and global talent in short and feature films, made by filmmakers of the Korean diaspora and [...]

The Film, Which Premiered At Tribeca and Launched the Careers of Stephanie Szostak and Karl Geary, Will Have a September DVD & IndiePix Digital Release New York, NY (July 08, 2014) — IndiePix Films today announced that it has acquired DVD and specific digital rights to SATELLITE, the feature-length narrative from director Jeff Winner. The [...]

Among all the problems in the world, “too many films…” is certainly not one of them. Let’s think about this for a moment. Are there too many pieces of music — not just contemporary or pop music in all its many genres, but music? Are there too many books on too many different subjects and [...]

Bob Alexander founded IndiePix Films and has a deep connection with and knowledge of the entertainment industry as a whole. Anthony Kauffman over at IndieWire is spot on with his selection of “Video-On-Demand” as a topic for his “Filmmaker Toolkit” series.  And as usual, his article provokes a terrific string of comments.  But maybe he [...]

The Tribeca Film Festival, presented by founding sponsor American Express, announced that the 12th Annual Tribeca Film Festival will be held April 17 – 28, 2013. Tribeca’s programming team, led by Geoffrey Gilmore, Chief Creative Officer of Tribeca Enterprises, Artistic Director Frédéric Boyer, who joined TFF last year, Director of Programming Genna Terranova, Programmer Cara Cusumano, and Shorts Programmer Sharon [...]

The Milwaukee Film Festival, presented by the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, announced the complete 2012 line-up, including Opening and Closing night films, Spotlight presentations, the Competition program, and the U.S. premiere of Alex Gibney’s new film, Mea Maxima Culpa: Silence in the House of God. Bookending the Film Festival this year are two acclaimed festival circuit favorites: Canadian [...]

After two screenings of his first feature film Caroline and Jackie, we spoke with Adam Christian Clark to get a unique look at the themes of Caroline and Jackie as well as his feelings on his feature debut at the 2012 Tribeca Film Festival. Clark has worked in Television and Film, creating a host of [...]