'Keeping Company' Review: Come For Laughs, Stay For WTF Moments
Devin Das and Josh Wallace's debut feature, 'Keeping Company,' is a solid workplace dark comedy that's not afraid to get its hands bloody.
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Devin Das and Josh Wallace's debut feature, 'Keeping Company,' is a solid workplace dark comedy that's not afraid to get its hands bloody.
A darkly humorous look at the insurance industry with a horrific twist.
Pam Grady February 1, 2021Updated: February 4, 2021, 7:06 pm A 16th century conquistador (Eduardo San Juan) sits among migrants in 21st century Mexico in Rodrigo Reyes’ “499,” screening virtually at SF IndieFest. Photo: SF IndieFest Oakland filmmaker Rodrigo Reyes’ new documentary-fiction hybrid “499” begins with the striking image of a man flailing in water. Washing up on shore, he is revealed to be a Spanish conquistador in the army of Hernán Cortés, coming to conquer the Aztec empire. But when his foot crunches down on a plastic cup, he gets his first inkling tha...