Bad Fever

"Reaches a new state of uncomfortable, piercing sadness. (Kentucker Audley) displays a commitment to his character that should be awarded in some fashion during awards season next year."
- Michael Tully, Hammer to Nail

Fake It So Real

“Fascinating. It’s fun watching these guys “hurt” eachother.”
- Editors Pick, New York Magazine

"Fake it So Real is Real."
- "Mean" Gene Okerlund, WWE Hall of Famer

""Vivid...Sheer carnival hokum, an undistilled backwoods theater of makeup, masks, vinyl trunks and relentless pounding." "
- Andy Webster, New York Times

Joe Swanberg: Collected Films 2011

"Swanberg is in the midst of an extraordinary surge of artistic creation and invention; the work that he’s putting out is powerful and modern, but it’s modern in classic ways."
- Richard Brody, The New Yorker

Featuring: Silver Bullets, Art History, The Zone and Privacy Settings

The Other Side of Sleep
Factory Fortnight Series

"Flirts with dreams and reality; under-stated yet powerfully etched."
Screen Daily

"Unique"
Cineuropa

"Intriguing"
Hollywood Reporter

Shit Year
Factory Fortnight Series

“Rem­i­nis­cent of Gena Row­lands in Open­ing Night, Ellen Barkin gives the cagi­est and most fiercely sar­donic per­for­mance of the year.”
The Village Voice

"A poetic/fantastic exploration of a performer cut loose from performing"
Variety

Kids of Today
Factory Fortnight Series

“Insufferable"
– Variety

Featuring Music by: Crystal Castles, Sunn O)))), Fuck Buttons, Jaques Brel, Kraftwerk, Suicide, James White, LIO, Frustration, Taxi Girl, Death Set and more

Two Gates of Sleep
Factory Fortnight Series

“Manages the incredible task of calling to mind the work of both David Lynch and Terrence Malick.” – Damon Wise, Empire Magazine

“A luscious widescreen meditation on nature, death and Southern discomfort.”
– Jordan Mintzer, Variety

Buttons

"Yes! This is just right."
- Albert Maysles

"Buttons are sublime. See them."
– Scott Maccaulay, Filmmaker Magazine

"Buttons feels almost like a moving photo album with its portraits of subway musicians, children in strollers, police officers and bored street vendors."
– The New York Times

Family Jams

Three musical acts at the fleeting moment when they transcend the world they’ve built for themselves, and the rest of world takes notice.

Featuring: Devendra Banhart, Joanna Newsom, Vetiver, Kevin Barker, Antony & The Johnsons, Espers & Linda Perhacs

Beetle Queen
Conquers Tokyo

"A doorway to something huge and eternal."
– Time Out New York

"Bewitching."
– The Village Voice

"Finds insights and forges connections that transcend squeamishness"
– Film Comment Magazine