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NYIndieSeen is an outlet for all indie filmmakers, writers, and actors to get involved and in "the know" of what is happening in the New York independent film scene. We not only have this site designed for entertainment purposes, but it can be used as a tool for networking, which is helpful into getting SEEN on the SCENE. We offer information on cast/crew opportunities, offer the latest news and gossip about what's happening in entertainment, provide movie reviews of the best in independent film, and allow indie filmmakers to have their short films viewed on our site so they can be heard and SEEN!
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Indie Pick O' The Day: New York Lately

Loosely connected characters living in New York City trying to find out who they are. Yes, the genre has been done a number of times, but somehow New York Lately makes us realize that each obstacle a...


CMJ Film Festival Review: The Brothers Bloom

  The Brothers Bloom is a cute quirky film quite reminiscent of The Darjeeling Limited and no it wasn't because the film shared the same NYIndieSeen favorite talent Mr. Adrien...


The Panic In Needle Park

  Visiting 72nd Street and Broadway today, one finds the confluence of Sherman Square and Verdi Park. It's a nice little area, complete with statues, tasteful landscaping, and the occasional...


1st Latino American Poetic Short Film Festival

    There are 2 days left to catch The 1st Latino American Poetic Short Film Festival 2008 NYC at NUYORICAN POETS CAFÉ located at 236 E. 3rd St. NYC Tuesday 7:30PM September 30th &...


The Short & Precise Movie Review

  The Short & Precise Movie Review   Idiocracy 2006 An army shulb (Luke Wilson) and a sassy prostitute, played to perfection by (Maya Rudolph)… Ordered by the government to become...


Harold and Maude - Why This Is A Classic Indie Film

  About 8 years ago, I was introduced to a dark, funny, and touching movie. At first glance, I didn’t think I was going to enjoy this story, due to the opening scenes and...


Whatever Happened To Jim Caviezel?

  Remember Jim Caviezel became the "It Guy" after Passion Of The Christ came out? He was like everywhere. I mean most film buffs already knew Jim from films like Angel Eyes and Frequency. I was...


Short Film Corner: A Woman Scorned

They say "Hell Hath No Fury..."   A vicious love triangle ends badly when man begins a tryst between two women that inevitably ends in murder....


Early Review: The Lucky Ones

This isn't your average road trip buddy movie. In the wake the of Iraq War, The Lucky Ones tell a story from a fictional perspective about three injured soliders that return home after their tour...