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  Indie teen comedy Dope to become first film to accept Bitcoin payments

  The Guardian - Benjamin Lee

  Hoping to add some more cool points to the stack already assembled, the distributor of teen comedy Dope is allowing moviegoers the chance to pay for their tickets with the digital currency Bitcoin. The film, which premiered at Sundance to positive reviews, centres on friends who sell drugs in …

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  Indie Focus: ‘Misery loves comedy’ in ‘Tangerine,’ a seriocomic film about trans sex workers

  Los Angeles Times - Mark Olsen

  Standing on its own in the parking lot of a strip mall at the corner of Santa Monica Boulevard and Highland Avenue, Donut Time is a place countless Angelenos have driven by countless times and likely wondered about the bustle that seems to be going on at all hours of the day and night. The film …

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  Netflix sets its sights on indie film distribution, acquires rights to 3 more upcoming projects

  Digital Trends - By Stephanie Topacio Long

  Netflix hasn’t overlooked indie films as it expands into film distribution. Though the streaming service previously made headlines when it threw down …

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  What It’s Like to Write British TV Like ‘Doctor Who’ and ‘Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norrell’

  indiewire.com - Liz Shannon Miller

  What It's Like to Write British TV Like 'Doctor Who' and 'Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norrell' Americans have a perception of British television being of …

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  Toronto film critic calls Mad Max a ‘man’s movie’

  The Globe and Mail - Dave McGinn

  Whatever else we might think about a post-apocalyptic future, we'd like to hope there aren't any embarrassingly absurd questions about women there. Unfortunately, the same can't be said for press events promoting Mad Max: Fury Road. The film, the latest in the franchise that made Mel Gibson famous, …

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  Toronto film festival announces new focus on television

  The Guardian - Benjamin Lee

  This year’s Toronto film festival will introduce a new programme highlighting the best in international television shown on the big screen. Primetime will showcase up to six shows that come from either broadcasters or streaming networks, with a sway towards independent film-makers working on the …