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Very chic amongst (pseudo-)intellectuals, mostly of the hipster brand.
Sascha spends his Friday nights drunk, reading Derrida.
Alcoholism must be in this definition.
21👍 36👎
The place for suburban kiddies with subscriptions to Nylon to get the latest Cory Kennedy uniform.
Girl 1: WOW! I love the way you paired those blue fishnets with that oversized neon green sweater, gold chains, and rainbow Adidas hi-tops! Where'd you get that stuff?
Girl 2: URBAN OUTFITTERS! I'm so artsy and urban and unique! I should have Cobrasnake and Terry Richardson take my picture!
112👍 79👎
The best love story ever. Period.
With the greatest soundtrack ever as well.
You know it's true.
Even Andy Warhol admitting to blubbering at the end of Harold and Maude.
38👍 4👎
That girl from your Art History 101 class who wears hobo-chic apparel (large-framed glasses are a must), has Anna Karina bangs, worships Tracey Emin and/or Andy Warhol, frequents the local art house to catch the latest Harmony Korine film, frequents independent art galleries (ie, White Box and The James Fuentes Gallery in NYC) to view the latest New Ukrainian Painting installation, and reads Adorno for "fun" whilst sipping red tea, black coffee, box wine, and/or PBR. Probably listens to a lot of Serge Gainsbourg as well. Fits in very well in the designated hipster area of town.
Art fag must be in this definition.
277👍 97👎
A TV channel spawned by the film festival of the same name, which now primarily shows severely rehashed independent films. While it used to be up to speed with current, oft "subversive" titles, it now shows the same five flicks 120x over every month along with a smattering of documentary TV shows glorifying people who were considered pioneers in film 30 years ago. It's become the indie HBO. Many who were once Sundance devotees have now switched to IFC (The Independent Film Channel), which is slightly better in regards to choice in programming, though not by much.
How many times can Sundance show "This is England" in a two week span?
30👍 17👎
A TV channel spawned by the film festival of the same name, which now primarily shows severely rehashed independent films. While it used to be up to speed with current, oft "subversive" titles, it now shows the same five flicks 120x over every month along with a smattering of documentary TV shows glorifying people who were considered pioneers in film 30 years ago. It's become the indie HBO. Many who were once Sundance devotees have now switched to IFC (The Independent Film Channel), which is slightly better in regards to choice in programming, though not by much.
How many times can Sundance show "This is England" in a two week span?
5👍 21👎