A chat with ‘Computer Chess’ Director Andrew Bujalski

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Andrew Bujalski’s work has made a major impact on independent film during the last decade. His first two films, Funny Ha Ha (2002)Ā and Mutual Appreciation (2005), inaugurated the “mumblecore” movement, a genre utilizing minimal production costs and an extremely naturalistic approach to dialogue to create intimate studies of the lives of 20-somethings. HisĀ new film, Computer … Continued

A Conversation with Filmmaker Kirby Dick

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Kirby Dick was the recipient of True/False’s True Vision Award in 2006, and for good reason: His interests in subjectivity and institutional corruptionĀ have rendered him one of the mostĀ prominent auteurs of the contemporary American doc scene. Dick began his career by chronicling ā€œtheĀ pained, the freakish and the inexplicable that exists on the margins of everyday … Continued