Indie Film Release Guide: July 14th [An ONTD Original]

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[hyperpop]

I was excited for Amy Sedaris in Theater Camp but apparently she’s barely in it??

Guess I’ll see Bird Box then

[wwgrogudo]

I've been looking forward to Black Ice for a while - if I don't see it in theatres I will pay cash money to rent it online.

Lakota Nation Vs United States looks good - I will pay to support it however I see it

Seeing Mission Impossible 7 tomorrow (and Barbie next Friday.)

[tillychar]

ooh black ice intrigues me

i had a long train ride today, so i ended up watching love & friendship, the 2016 adaptation of jane austen’s lady susan novella which i’d somehow never seen before. it was fun! morfydd clark is in it and i wondered if it was one of her first movie. turns out 2014 was actually her breakout year and she was even in a second austen adaptation in 2016: the totally bonkers pride and prejudice and zombies, in which she was georgiana darcy.

[euraylie]

I really enjoyed love & friendship as well! It was fun

[nermal_kat]

Theater Camp feels around 12 years late.

[the4thjuliek]

I never got around to watching Afire when it was released here in Germany but I highly recommend Christian Petzold's other films Barbara (with Nina Hoss) and especially Transit (with Paula Beer and Franz Rogowski)!

[alexlover14]

Barbara and Transit are brilliant and both stuck with me for ages after, I wasn't as much a fan of Phoenix. I like that Afire seems to be lighter in subject matter, he just seems to understand the human condition and the subtleties of showing how people feel.