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Courtney Barnett

923. – Snail Mail

Writer-director Caroline Golum’s new feature, Revelations of Divine Love, about the religious visionary Julian of Norwich, premiered in the International Competition at FID Marseille and is now in theaters. A filmmaker and writer in Brooklyn, New York, her debut feature A Feast of Man screened at festivals include Sidewalk, Indie Memphis and Sarasota, and is available on Amazon Prime, Vimeo on Demand, and Tubi. In front of the camera, Golum appeared in Rachel Wolther’s award-winning documentary Cinema Rules Everything Around Me, Aaron Schimberg’s Golden Globe-winning A24 film A Different Man, and Ricky d’Ambrose’s Independent Spirit Award-winning film The Cathedral. Her bylines include Film Comment, Reverse Shot, Filmmaker Magazine and Screen Slate, where she is a contributing editor. (Photo by Jessica Rionero.)

Caroline Golum

Film

A Crucifixion in Brooklyn, or: Filming the Oldest Special Effect

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King Tuff, aka Kyle Thomas, grew up in the small, weird town of Brattleboro, Vermont. When he is not massacring audiences with his nutzo electric rock music, he enjoys oil painting and drinking black coffee till his eyes are like piss-holes in the snow. Sometimes he wishes on a nose hair when he can’t find an eyelash. You can follow him on Twitter <a href="https://twitter.com/KINGTUFFY" target="_blank">here</a>.

Kyle Thomas

King Tuff Talks with Morgan Nagler on the Talkhouse Podcast

Transmissions at Big Ears: Thurston Moore & Kramer

291 | MAILBAG! Meg And Lorien Answer YOUR Questions

922. – Adam Goldberg

Matthew Shear is a filmmaker and actor based in New York. His debut feature as writer-director, <a href="https://fantasylifemovie.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Fantasy Life</a>, in which he stars opposite Amanda Peet, Alessandro Nivola, Judd Hirsch and Bob Balaban, world premiered at SXSW 2025, where it won the Narrative Feature Audience Award. The film opens in New York on March 27 and plays nationwide from April 3. Shear also starred in Noah Baumbach&#8217;s Mistress America, alongside Greta Gerwig, as well as in the limited series The Alienist, opposite Dakota Fanning and Daniel Brühl. His other credits include Baumbach&#8217;s The Meyerowitz Stories, M. Night Shyamalan&#8217;s Old, Nathan Silver&#8217;s Between the Temples, and The Boy Downstairs, opposite Zosia Mamet. (Photo by Benno Kling.)

Matthew Shear

Battlestar Fantasy

Dry Cleaning (Florence Shaw)

750: Mariam Daud Gets Inspired By Her Mom and Miyazaki

Haroula Rose is a filmmaker and performer from Chicago, now living in Los Angeles. In 2025, All Happy Families, her sophomore feature film as writer, director and producer, was released in theaters nationwide. The film was executive produced by Michael Shannon and stars Josh Radnor, Becky Ann Baker, Chandra Russell, Rob Huebel, John Ashton, David Pasquesi and Colleen Camp. Her debut feature as writer-director, Once Upon a River, an adaptation of the bestselling novel, won 19 awards at over 40 festivals worldwide. Haroula was selected to be part of Hello Sunshine’s short film series, for which she wrote and directed a romcom fable called Hound of Love. Other acclaimed short films and videos include As They Slept, Lost &amp; Found, Wedding Dress, No Love Song and Baby Crazy. Rose received her BA and MA from the University of Chicago, and attended USC&#8217;s MFA program. As a producer she has worked on Ryan Coogler’s Fruitvale Station, David Sington’s The Fear of Thirteen, Heaven Adores You, Permanent and Saint Frances. Rose has released three LPs as well as remixes, singles and EP’s with Thirty Tigers and Tone Tree Music. Her latest collaboration is a group of compositions with Oliver Hill, released on Ba Da Bing Records in early 2025.

Haroula Rose

Short Film Premiere: Your Own Good

10 years ago this April, Chicago’s Ratboys put out their first collection of songs. The RATBOY EP, consisting of five indie-folk dorm room recordings, was free to download on Bandcamp and humbly passed around to friends on social media. 
Cut to 2021, and Ratboys would normally be celebrating their 10-year anniversary on the road, playing a mix of songs from their very first release to their most recent, last year’s critically-acclaimed Printer’s Devil. Instead, just two weeks after the album’s February 2020 release and mere days before heading out on their first headline tour, the COVID-19 pandemic forced all touring to a halt. Despite not being able to play in-person shows for the past year, Ratboys has managed to stay busy by performing their music online via their own Virtual Tour series and by finding a different way to celebrate their first decade of being a band.

Ratboys

Music

Ratboys and Remember Sports Made Their New Record in the Same Room

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