"All my films ultimately become place-specific. Funny Ha Ha didn’t have to be Boston—but once we were shooting it there, it became a very Boston movie."
INTERVIEW: ANDREW BUJALSKI AND THE UN-COMMERCIAL-NESS OF ‘RESULTS’
Cobie Smulders
LIBERATING RESULTS: VISUALLY REPRESENTING HOW PEOPLE MEET
Bujalski has replaced the hallmarks of the genre with the verbal awkwardness and spiritual messiness of real life
IFFBOSTON DIARY: DAYS ONE AND TWO
The first days at the Independent Film Festival Boston ‘15 gave us a look at films opening throughout summer.
IFF-Y PROGRAMMING: A RUNDOWN OF THE 2015 INDEPENDENT FILM FESTIVAL BOSTON
If you were to customize a calendar by marking off the events most integral to Boston film culture, there’s one week you’d highlight a shade deeper than the rest: The Independent Film Festival Boston.
