New series of monthly screenings at Tara Theatre features 5 shorts followed by filmmakers’ commentary and a lobby mixer.

A group of local filmmakers and cinephiles join the booming indie scene. This time, they’re doing it all.

Whether it’s within Atlanta’s ever-evolving film scene or inside the offbeat world of BiRDY, one thing’s clear: location is everything.

In true block party fashion, the evening will feature a neighborhood-style celebration with games, food, and drinks, along with an exclusive “BiRDY” exhibit showcasing props, wardrobe, and original artwork from the film.

I Could Dom featured in 2025’s annual list of the 10 unproduced romance-centered screenplays and pilots of the year.

They've become community institutions by thinking outside the box—and it’s paying off big-time

It took $40,000, a 700 square-foot house, four months of rehearsals, years of preparation and a do-it-yourself spirit to make Aaron Strand’s standout feature-length debut “Withdrawal.”

Raunchy romantic comedies are back in style, promising a mix of humor and heart. Hatfield's film explores self-love and coming into one's own, with a comedic twist on navigating your desires.