If you’re a fan of indie filmmaking, Andrew Bujalski’s exceptionally crafted comedy Funny Ha Ha is as must-see as it gets. A pioneering film of the mumblecore movement, this 2002 slice of life centers ...

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[indieWIRE’s weekly reviews are written by critics from Reverse Shot.] Completed in 2002 and having acquired a sizable cult following since that time, “Funny Ha Ha” is finally, mercifully being ...

Sometimes, the mark of a great songwriter is their ability to weave whimsical imagery together with ornate allusions and profound, hidden meanings. Other times, though, the mark of a great songwriter ...

Christian Rudder in writer-director Andrew Bujalksi's 2002 film "Funny Ha Ha." (Courtesy Goodbye Cruel Releasing/Photofest) To hear him tell it, writer-director Andrew Bujalski didn’t deliberately set ...

Ten years after the release of Funny Ha Ha, one of Lena Dunham’s favorite movies, she still wasn’t entirely sure what the last line was. Last night, speaking to a crowd about to see a new print of the ...

Wondering where to stream 'Funny Ha Ha' right from your couch? Check out platforms and services with rental, purchase, and subscription options, all in one place. As of now in the US, 'Funny Ha Ha' is ...

The RX is Uproxx Music’s stamp of approval for the best albums, songs, and music stories throughout the year. Inclusion in this category is the highest distinction we can bestow, and signals the most ...

Photo from Faye Webster's official Bandcamp. Faye Webster’s I Know I’m Funny haha feels like a summer rainstorm. In the somber warmth and haze of her words, the 23-year-old indie artist unlocks a ...

Marnie (Kate Dollenmayer) is a 23-year-old Bostonite and, as Funny Ha Ha commences, is encountering that perennial post-university problem: what to do without school to lend structure, purpose and a ...

Faye Webster is an overthinker. It’s not hard to tell from her music, which is layered with fantasies and anxieties. Her hit “Kingston” begins with the line, “The day that I met you/ I started ...