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Existentialist low-budget comedy "about one of life's losers".
Variously labeled as a deadbeat by his ex, a failure by his mother, and a shell of himself by his best friend, Lousy Carter is falling apart, debt-ridden and cast adrift. As he interprets The Great Gatsby for an antipathetic graduate class, one of the students offers Lousy Carter one last chance at living the dream.
A tribute to Richard Linklater's Slacker made by members of the Austin Filmmakers Society.
Dark comedy tracks happy-go-lucky slacker Max across three decades.
A painted cockroach Julia Max and Colby Minifie on caring, bereavement, horror and The Surrender
'It’s one of those films where you can’t be impartial' Weronika Mliczewska on navigating relationships and a pandemic to make Child Of Dust
Living fiction Ari Gold on one take filmmaking and exploring real life in Brother Versus Brother
Clean content Director Denis Côté on entering the world of a 'simp' and his dominatrices for Paul
In pursuit of new challenges Matthew McManus and Kevin McManus discuss Redux Redux
No Other Land director attacked in West Bank Hamdan Ballal's whereabouts unknown
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