An Endless Sequence of Digital Filters
Film Off-Kilter. Film Off-Kilter.

An Endless Sequence of Digital Filters

Bo Burnham, known for making people laugh as a YouTube personality and stand-up comedian, wrote and directed his first feature-length film last year. And, while funny, the film does more than make you laugh. Eighth Grade (2018) provides a brief glimpse into the angsty life of Kayla Day (Elsie Fisher), a thirteen-year-old girl with severe social anxiety.

Read More
A Natural,  Inevitable   Partnership
Film Off-Kilter. Film Off-Kilter.

A Natural, Inevitable Partnership

Their energies synched while working on the project, and, after seeing how natural collaboration came when it was just the two of them, they began co-directing. “We were good together,” Blue sums up.

Read More
The Melancholy of Artificial Love
Film Off-Kilter. Film Off-Kilter.

The Melancholy of Artificial Love

Modern science fiction writers have filled innumerable books and films questioning whether or not artificial intelligence could ever become a reality. Speculative fiction on this topic often focuses heavily on the dangerous and terrifying, fitting more neatly under the genre of horror rather than drama—certainly more than romance.

Read More