Indie Spotlight Opens With Tony’s Bourdain Origin, Camp Miasma Slash Revival, and Late Fame

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A slate of specialty titles rolls out this weekend: Matt Johnson’s Tony, a teenage Anthony Bourdain origin story opening in six theaters with a wider rollout soon, leads a dynamic indie weekend alongside Jane Schoenbrun’s Teenage Sex And Death At Camp Miasma (already drawing strong buzz) and Kent Jones’s Late Fame with Willem Dafoe; the lineup also includes several documentaries and festival titles like Cookie Queens, The Big Cheese, Olmo, Last Picture Shows, and CatVideoFest, illustrating a vibrant, limited-release indie scene.
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- ‘Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma’ Is Bloodthirsty for Artifice IndieWire
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