Tag: timsutton
Review: DARK NIGHT, A Meaningful Document of America at Seismic Crossroads
Close your eyes. Picture the various scenes: You gotta keep your head down. She runs her hands through your hair; it's so short it must feel like walking barefoot on freshly cut grass. The burnt orange dye bleeds into your...
DARK NIGHT: Watch the Trailer for Tim Sutton's Meditation on Gun Violence in America
Based loosely on the events of the Auroa shooting, Dark Night, Tim Sutton’s third feature is an elegiac work of expertly expressed cinematic artistry that looks at America as it is today, in the midst of a rising tide of...
Ben's 2016 in Cinema: Reflections and Favorites
In the year 2016, cinema almost killed me.
Okay, that’s not an accurate statement. But it isn’t far from the truth either. And heck, it does look really good up there doesn’t?
On February 1st, on my way back...
Exclusive: Check Out These Motion Posters For Tim Sutton's Stunning DARK NIGHT
In anticipation of its New York premiere as BAMCinemaFest's closing night selection, the filmmakers behind Dark Night were kind enough to share with us today a trio of nifty motion posters. Following a day in the lives of a cornicopia...
Sundance 2016 Interview: Bleak Day, DARK NIGHT - Words With Tim Sutton
The subject of public shootings - especially at the hands of youth - is not an easy one to tackle, and arguably, one best left untapped. Perhaps it is more comfortable to ignore the elephant, pretending America is not in...
Sundance 2016 Review: DARK NIGHT, Scenes From The New American Apocalypse
Close your eyes. Picture the scenes: You gotta keep your head down. She runs her hands through your hair; it's so short it must feel like walking barefoot on freshly cut grass. The burnt orange dye bleeds into your scalp....
Folklore Of The Blues: 5 Questions With MEMPHIS Director Tim Sutton
There is magic in Memphis. Magic and soul, fear and frustration. Music, passion and a heavenly voice that tilts from the throat of a modern monk on a quest for the divine amongst the derelict.When I first got word of...
Review: MEMPHIS, A Mesmerizing Meditation On The American South
Dusk. A blue summer day ending on a worn and warm boulevard. The pin prick glow of street lamps dazzle in the distance. A figure lumbers down the block. A hat tipped to one side, he is lost in thought....
Sundance 2014 Review: MEMPHIS Is A Truly Mesmerizing Meditation On The American South
Dusk. A blue summer day ending on a worn and warm boulevard. The pin prick glow of street lamps dazzle in the distance. A figure lumbers down the block. A hat tipped to one side, he is lost in thought....
