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Synapse Films Releases “Intensely Independent: The Micro-Budget Films of Blake Eckard” on DVD September 10

Troy Anderson by Troy Anderson
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Synapse Films is excited to announce the release of Intensely Independent: The Micro-Budget Films of Blake Eckard, available on DVD starting September 10. This special double-feature DVD showcases two of Blake Eckard’s most gripping and unsettling films: Bubba Moon Face and Coyotes Kill for Fun.

About the Films

Bubba Moon Face
In the searing familial drama Bubba Moon Face, down-on-his-luck drifter Horton Bucks (played by Tyler Messner) finds himself in an impossible situation—caring for his brother’s newborn baby in a uniquely hostile environment. Shot over just five days, this film highlights Eckard’s resourcefulness and raw storytelling, even featuring his own newborn child in the film.

Coyotes Kill for Fun
Coyotes Kill for Fun tells the harrowing tale of a backwoods babysitter who aids a mother in escaping her abusive boyfriend, only to face the wrath of the boyfriend’s psychotic brother. Unlike the rapid production of Bubba Moon Face, Coyotes Kill for Fun was filmed over three years across Missouri, Montana, and Los Angeles, with multiple cinematographers, including indie film legend Jon Jost. Despite the varied production circumstances, Eckard’s visual mastery shines through, delivering a dark and violent exploration of terror in the rural South.

Special Features

The DVD includes several must-see special features:

  • Audio Commentary on Bubba Moon Face
  • Jost on Eckard: A video interview with indie film legend Jon Jost
  • Liner Notes Booklet providing deeper insights into the films

Intensely Independent: The Micro-Budget Films of Blake Eckard is a testament to the power of independent filmmaking. This double-feature release offers a raw and unfiltered look at the dark undercurrents of rural life through Eckard’s distinct cinematic lens. Mark your calendars for September 10 and dive into these compelling narratives that showcase Blake Eckard’s unique storytelling and directorial vision.

For more information and to purchase the DVD, visit Synapse Films.

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