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Some TV series, including the HBO series Girls (2012), Looking (2014) and Togetherness (2015), and the Netflix series Easy (2017) have been called mumblecore-inspired, or, in the words of one critic, 'mumbleshows'. The big-budget films Magic Mike ( 2012) and its sequel Magic Mike XXL ( 2015) have been described as having mumblecore elements due to their use of naturalistic dialogue. Filmmakers who have been labelled as 'post-mumblecore' include Amy Seimetz, Sean Price Williams, Alex Karpovsky, Alex Ross Perry and Kate Lyn Sheil. For this reason, films made since 2010 or so that retain an emphasis on naturalistic dialogue and plot are sometimes referred to as 'post-mumblecore'. Some critics have stated that mumblecore ended around 2010, as the original crop of directors began making films with larger budgets, more diverse storylines, and a more conventional cinematic approach. In 2011, writers Megan Boyle and Tao Lin released their film titled Mumblecore, which in 2021 was shown in the NPC film festival at Cinema Village in New York City. In 2007, the IFC Center in New York City exhibited a ten-film series of mumblecore films, titled 'The New Talkies: Generation D.I.Y.' ДЇilm journalists have also referred to the genre collectively with the terms 'bedhead cinema' and 'Slackavetes' (a portmanteau derived from the title of Richard Linklater's dialogue-heavy, lo-fi 1990s film Slacker, and the name of independent film director John Cassavetes). Bujalski has downplayed the existence of an organized 'movement', however, and stated that he does not intentionally make 'mumblecore' films. The term was first used publicly by Bujalski in an interview with indieWIRE. That festival was also the origin of the term 'mumblecore': Eric Masunaga, a sound editor who has worked with Bujalski, coined the term one night at a bar during the festival, when asked to describe the similarities between those three films.

The 2005 South by Southwest Film Festival screened a number of other films that came to be considered part of the mumblecore movement, including Bujalski's second film, Mutual Appreciation The Puffy Chair, by Mark Duplass & Jay Duplass and Kissing on the Mouth, by Joe Swanberg. His 2002 directorial debut, Funny Ha Ha, is generally considered to be the first mumblecore film. Andrew Bujalski has been described as the 'Godfather of Mumblecore'.

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