Since premiering at last March’s SXSW Festival, Destin Daniel Cretton’s Short Term 12 has garnered unanimous praise for its delicate balance of tragedy and comedy. The film took home SXSW’s top two prizes, and has built steady buzz leading up to its … Continued
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Bob Odenkirk has been writing, producing, directing, and acting in Hollywood for more than two decades. For the stoners and comedy nerds who worshipped his short-lived HBO sketch-comedy showcase, Mr. Show, he and costar David Cross will remain the patron saints of … Continued
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By now, the term ‘mumblecore’ is widely seen as a dated and derided way to describe a type of filmmaking that emerged in the early aughts known for its improvised life grumblings, low production values, and non-professional acting talent. One … Continued
During sitdowns at this year’s Sundance Film Festival, one reporter asked director Lucy Walker how she had found her most recent film subject—former snowboarding superstar Kevin Pearce—adding, “You’re not exactly known as a sports documentarian.” For the next 90 seconds … Continued
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Last year, Liam James won the lottery. Out of an improbable amount of hopeful adolescent boys, James was picked as the lead for The Way, Way Back, Nat Faxon and Jim Rash’s debut feature. A summer vacation spent working alongside … Continued
Before the Oscar and the Angelina Jolie leg strut, Nat Faxon and Jim Rash were just two successful Groundlings with a hot script on their hands. With the win, however, Faxon and Rash, of Descendants and Community fame, gained the … Continued
Aimee Garcia is at another crossroads in her life. With the final season of Dexter hitting the air, the actress, who plays Jamie, the devoted serial killer’s nanny and friend, is approaching an open window in her career. The next … Continued
Photography by Michal Pudelka Meet the new kids on the eastern bloc. BULLETT sat down with four rising European designers to talk the future of fashion. Today, we put the spotlight on two. Introducing Slovak designer Libor Komosny and Czech … Continued
Matthew Cooke’s new drug war documentary How To Make Money Selling Drugs plays like video game. The 90-minute film walks its audience through the many lucrative stages of the drug-dealing world, pawn to kingpin. While mastering the worldwide narcotics trade … Continued
Paul Feig loves the ladies. As a kid he preferred their company. On Freaks and Geeks, the show he created, he gifted pop culture some of the most vividly real and still beloved teenage specimens. Then with Bridesmaids, the 2011 comedy … Continued
Lunar revelry took over New York for the third time last Saturday at the Full Moon Festival. The day to night affair was staged at Governors Beach Club, a sandy venue fenced in by neon palm trees that you’re probably … Continued
Photography by Michal Pudelka Meet the new kids on the eastern bloc. BULLETT sat down with four rising European designers to talk the future of fashion. Today, we put the spotlight on two. Introducing Czech designer Hana Frisonsova and Viennese designer, … Continued
Donal Logue has lived many lives. He’s been a punk, a politically aspiring Harvard man, and one of “800,000 other losers out on the narcissistic pursuit of fame,” to use his own words. As an actor, he’s found success and … Continued
As the Cheshire Cat in his second grade production of Alice in Wonderland, James Badge Dale killed. “It was a performance for the ages,” the 35 year-old actor willingly admitted during a recent chat. Three years later, he was in … Continued
Another summer, another season of True Blood, which this year adds Jurnee Smollett to its ballooning cast. The actress will be throwing a wrench into the show’s sixth season as Nicole, an activist trying to take a stand amidst the chaos of the … Continued
The Onion’s generally well thought out and pretty much correct argument for The Internship’s serious potential to be the hit of 2005 came a little too late for our interview with Tiya Sircar. Realistically, Sircar, who plays a Google intern alongside … Continued
