PARK CITY -- With its sly in-jokes, "Baghead" -- from Veteran Sundance participants Mark and Jay Duplass -- should stir laughter on the fest circuit, but it ...

REVIEW | Disconnect Four: Jay Duplass and Mark Duplass's "Baghead"

The Duplass brothers’ Baghead, starring Greta Gerwig in one of her first screen roles, is a charming love letter to DIY filmmaking.

Duplass brothers balance humor, horror and po-mo irony in their self-referential indie flick. The plot twists like a pretzel, and the small cast mumbles thro...

Frenchman Philippe Petit walked on a wire between the towers of the World Trade Center in 1974, and when he came down (in police handcuffs), American reporte...

With “Baghead,” the Duplass brothers have sophisticated radar trained on the undercurrents of contemporary relationships.

Jen Tracy Duplass/Sony Pictures ClassicsSteve Zissis (left) as Chad and Greta Gerwig as Michelle in "Baghead." The thing about the movies that make up the lo...

The marketing goal with Baghead is to turn it into another The Blair Witch Project: a horror film where the terror is more psychological than physical and w...

The modestly named "mumblecore" movement in new American indies is not an earthquake like the French New Wave, more of a trembling in the shrubbery.

The Duplass brothers take a detour through genre territory with "Baghead," serving up their latest biting relationship study with a "Blair Witch" twist.