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Afterschool – Movie Trailer

A Internet-addicted prep-school student captures the drug overdose of two girls.

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Afterschool Movie Trailer

The Afterschool Movie Trailer school trailer has premiered. Afterschool is directed by Antonio Campos and stars Ezra Miller, Danielle Baum, Emory Cohen, Rosamarie DeWitt, and Harrison Lees. Afterschool’s synopsis: “Robert (Ezra Miller) is a young American student at an elite East Coast preparatory school. When he accidentally captures on camera the horrible death of two girls, he’s...

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Afterschool Review

Andy Warhol was convinced we'd get 15 minutes of fame, but in this modern world, we're doomed to five minutes in a YouTube clip. We live in a disposable shaky-cam society, where most of us spend our time with our...

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Arguing "Afterschool."

A brief note: Antonio Campos' "Afterschool" -- a movie I saw and hated at last year's New York Film Festival -- is in its last week at New York's Cinema Village. If you're in the area and haven't seen it yet, I'll be arguing against it following tonight's 6:45pm screening. Bilge Ebiri (of New York, not to mention director of "New Guy," and so much more) will be taking the pro side....

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Screening of Afterschool with Vadim Rizov and Bilge Ebiri

Note to all New York cinephiles: Tonight at Cinema Village you can see House Next Door contributor Vadim Rizov dialoguing with fellow film critic Bilge Ebiri ( New York Magazine , Moving Image Source ) after the 6:45pm screening of Antonio Campos' Afterschool . Vadim will be arguing the con viewpoint, Bilge the pro. The film premiered at Cannes 2008 in the Un Certain Regard section and was a part of...

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Indie Trailer Sunday: Antonio Campos' Intense Drama Afterschool

Today's indie trailer is for a film by New York filmmaker Antonio Campos. It's called Afterschool and premiered at Cannes in 2008. You may recognize Michael Stuhlbarg as the headmaster because he stars in the Coen Brothers' A Serious Man . The film is about an internet-addicted prep-school student who captures the drug overdose of two girls on video. That doesn't sound that intriguing, but this trailer...

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Review: "Afterschool"

Living in a post High School Musical world, movies about high school (and teenagers in general) tend to have a very similar aesthetic and a specific set of expectations. In other words, most high school films are made especially for the high school crowd of the MTV generation, where fast editing stimulates short attention spans and current pop songs and power ballads replace anything resembling real...

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"Afterschool": Death comes to YouTube

Young director Antonio Campos' chilly, brilliant video-age mystery is one of the decade's breakout movies

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Afterschool Director Antonio Campos on Absorbing Internet Criticism and the ‘Unbearable’ NYC Prep

There’s a reason why 26-year-old Antonio Campos’s debut feature, Afterschool , which opens at the Cinema Village today , has the remarkable stylistic assurance of a veteran filmmaker. Because New York native Campos is a veteran filmmaker — he’s been making films since the age of 13. Afterschool is a controversial and not-at-all standard look at how two grisly deaths affect...

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Antonio Campos' Afterschool is an intelligent, ambitious debut that boasts strong performances and plenty of ideas.

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Afterschool - 9/30/2009

Antonio Campos' debut feature Afterschool takes aim at some pretty obvious targets: Prep School, YouTube, and our voyeur culture in general. And although the TV After School Specials of yore never tackled those particular topics, one could see Campos' movie, as daring as it may be stylistically, as slyly rebooting that much-maligned institution for today's indie film world -- pushing the envelope with...

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Film: Review:Afterschool

In Afterschool , a disquieting, remarkably controlled first feature by 25-year-old writer-director Antonio Campos, young people live their lives at a shallow focal distance—roughly the foot between their nose and the computer monitor in front of them. From here, Campos’ hero, a baby-faced boarding-school freshman played by Ezra Miller, consumes a steady diet of YouTube clips (from giggling...

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Affected Disaffection: “Afterschool”

Afterschool plays like a film student’s demo reel of the various ways to signify “alienation”—shallow depth of field, over-lit sterile interiors, ambient sounds of fluorescent light hums, expressionless actors, methodical tracking shots frequently overrunning or catching up to their human subjects. Even the best filmmakers should take care in how they choose to explore new implementations...

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Dare Trailer

We got a couple of indie teen movie trailers lined up for you below, and I actually dig them both. The first is for a selection from this year's Sundance Film Festival -- Adam Salky's Dare, which is based on...

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Afterschool - Trailer

Robert is a young American student at an elite East Coast preparatory school. When he accidentally captures on camera the horrible death of two girls, he’s tasked with memorializing their lives in a film meant to be used to speed up the school’s healing process. For some, this exercise only deepens the trauma…”