Mother of Movies recognizes the evolution of IFC into the newly branded Independent Film Company, a name that reaffirms 25 years of trailblazing distribution in independent cinema.
Known for curating films that challenge conventions while achieving both critical acclaim and box office recognition, IFC remains a leading force in discovering filmmaker voices.
Under the IFC Entertainment Group umbrella (alongside IFC Center, RLJE, and horror streamer Shudder), the company continues to champion distinctive, risk-taking storytelling across all genres.
From indie dramas (The Taste of Things, Ghostlight), to horror sensations (Late Night with the Devil, Oddity, In a Violent Nature), to award contenders (Memoir of a Snail), IFC has consistently supported filmmakers unafraid to experiment. Their catalog has introduced audiences to groundbreaking auteurs while also celebrating seasoned directors pushing boundaries.
Looking forward, the slate of titles reflects a fearless commitment to genre and prestige alike, including Eli Craig’s Clown in a Cornfield and Sean Byrne’s Dangerous Animals. Whether it’s horror, arthouse, or festival darlings, IFC continues to prove that independent cinema can be innovative, daring, and culturally resonant.
Johnny loses his only posession, a locket, stolen by a group of campers who know of the history but not of the danger. 2024 horror movie.
Humane 2024 follows the aftermath of a global population explosion that needs to be diminished by 20%. One family finds choosing who to kill harder than it looked.
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our in-depth review of BlackBerry (2023). Discover why the performances from Glenn Howerton and Jay Baruchel are getting awards buzz in this sharp, witty, and tragic tale of innovation, ego, and obsolescence.
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