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    Home » Director Zoe Cassevetes Explores Teenage Sexuality and Filmmaking In The Social Age With “Junior”

    Director Zoe Cassevetes Explores Teenage Sexuality and Filmmaking In The Social Age With “Junior”

    By RACONTEURWednesday, April 5, 2017Updated:Tuesday, May 21, 2024No Comments9200 Views
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    A modern coming-of-age story, "Junior," directed by Zoe Cassevetes, follows high schooler Logan (Lucia Ribisi), a New York transplant living in LA with her divorced mother (Amy Seimetz).

    Little Minx and Manny Films-produced digital series presented by Blackpills for VICE

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    From the mind of Zoe Cassevetes comes “Junior,” the all-new digital series produced by Little Minx and France’s Manny Films. All 10 episodes will be available April 5th on VICE’s Blackpills channel, the company’s new media platform grabbing a corner in the ever-growing original content space. “Junior” is the latest series to emerge from VICE’s distribution deal with Blackpills, which specializes in producing high-quality, radical, edgy content, made directly for millennial-focused mobile consumption.

    A modern coming-of-age story, "Junior" follows high schooler Logan (Lucia Ribisi), a New York transplant living in LA with her divorced mother (Amy Seimetz). The series plays like “Thirteen” or “Kids” for the digital age, as Logan begins filming a documentary about her new friend’s (Kristine Forseth) journey into becoming a “bad girl.” After a random laundromat tryst with a boy who turns out to be her friend’s boyfriend (David Garelik), and meeting her mom’s new boyfriend/Hollywood producer (Eric Johnson), Logan finds herself in not one, but two love triangles.

    Zoe Cassavetes is an acclaimed writer/director represented by Little Minx, and the daughter of actor-director John Cassavetes and actress Gena Rowlands. Her first feature length film Broken English, starring Parker Posey, received critical praise at its Sundance premiere and earned her status as an indie darling. Her work co-hosting the TV series Hi Octane with Sofia Coppola, and her second feature, Day Out of Days, starring Melanie Griffith and Eddie Izzard, went on to cement her place as an artistic powerhouse.

    Renowned LA/NY-based production company Little Minx produced the entire series in conjunction with Manny Films. Founded by Rhea Scott in 1998, Little Minx has defined itself as a haven for fostering creative growth. Little Minx directors have been recognized across industries, earning awards including Oscars®, BAFTAs, Golden Globes®, CLIOs and Cannes Lions. Sharing production duties is Philippe Gompel, President and Founder of Manny Films, an independent film production company based in Paris. Founded in 2007, Manny Films has worked with a large number of French broadcasters, distributors, international sales and films funds.

    Blackpills is a new media company specializing in premium short scripted content. Founded by Daniel Marhely, the co-founder of Deezer, and Patrick Holzman, former Canal+ International EVP of Canalplus Group, and co-founder of Allociné, Blackpills harnesses and develops the creative juices of A-list writers, directors and actors from around the world. Blackpills has offices in Los Angeles, Paris, and Tel Aviv.

    Watch “Junior” here: https://video.vice.com/en_us/show/junior


    Short trailer https://youtu.be/bkZ6a78as_M Long trailer (shown here) https://youtu.be/gB-OtNd_kQ0

     
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    Joshua Z Weinstein’s “Here I’m Alive” Selected For World Premiere In U.S. Narrative Competition at The Tribeca Festival

    Friday, April 17, 2026
    Here I'm Alive

    Here I’m Alive, the latest feature from filmmaker and Washington Square Films director Joshua Z Weinstein, has been selected for its World Premiere in the U.S. Narrative Competition at the Tribeca Festival, taking place June 3–14, 2026. Directed by Weinstein and written by Weinstein and Brian Perkins, the 81-minute feature is a raw, neo-realist urban epic set over one night in New York City. The film follows migrants, sex workers, and dreamers as they navigate the city’s digital underbelly, propelled by a sonic backdrop of underground rap and spiritual jazz. Unflinching and immersive, Here I’m Alive delivers a portrait of modern city life that is both intimate and electrifying. Weinstein is best known for his breakout feature Menashe, released by A24, which earned nominations for a Gotham Award for Breakthrough Director and an Independent Spirit Award for Best First Feature. His previous work has screened at major international festivals, including Sundance, Berlin, and Camerimage, and he has also directed documentaries such as Drivers Wanted, Read More

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