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Orchid Moon, directed, written and produced by Lewis William Robinson, is a moody, film noir-influenced thriller that is both authentic and original, particularly in its

NINE BALL

They just don’t make them like this anymore. A vintage roadhouse drama through and through, Victor Bevine and Rich Grosso’s feature film Nine Ball, takes

ROMAN

Roman, written, directed and produced by Dwight Wilkins, is an initially intriguing and unsettling drama that depicts a personal apocalyptic moment and an excavation of

THE FARM

The rural countryside has never looked better than in Ryan Pace’s drama, The Farm. From its opening frame to the final still shot, it’s technically

DARKEST OF LIES

There’s a profoundly oppressive force lurking about in Kelly Schwarze’s Darkest of Lies, a psychological thriller rooted in past trauma. When PTSD-stricken veteran Travis (Christopher

WAR OF THE WILLS

There’s something uncharacteristically novel about George Dondero’s War of the Wills. A campy intro and a matter-of-fact opening scene set the table perfectly. William Hadeon

JOVI & LOU

Very few indie movies have as much going on in their stories as Jovi & Lou does. Even fewer know how to have this much

BLOOD, SWEAT AND CHEER

Blood, Sweat and Cheer is an absurd high school comedy, directed by Traci Hays, that dances the line between drama and tragedy, sane and insane.

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