For the trio of films highlighted as our Best of the Month picks for April, the S/W team select a period drama focused on performance and dialogue, a playful documentary exploring the routines of non-playable characters in video games and an experimental animation unravelling the creative process.
After a man watches the TV movie "The Day After" he slips into an existential crisis and calls his first love whom he hasn't talked to in years.
Growth goes hand-in-hand with rivalry, and evolution with competition, in this shocking animated duel that’s peppered with allusions to the western film, the Cold War, board games, and much more.
On an idyllic girls trip, Ruby has what seems like a sex dream about her best friend and can't tell if it actually happened or not.
A restless astronomer staring at the moon longs to unleash his inner beast and be transformed into a werewolf.
Long after the end of the world, five strangers sharing an abandoned desert motel are forced to choose between love and survival.
I had the chance to throw a few questions at Dan Pasternack, the man behind content programming at Super Deluxe, about Derek & Simon and how online entertainment is more "ballsy" than television.
We catch up with the No Film School founder, and S/W alum, to discuss the process of making his new Netflix Original feature.
When nice guy Zac finds his deepest fantasies inadvertently appearing on a computer screen, he has little hope of saving face, and even less of saving his relationship.
An existential comedy about the mother of two young children who begins to spontaneously vomit plastic toy blocks.
