What Psychological Horror Means For Elijah Rodriguez, And Other Thoughts On Making Films
The Perfect Daughter takes our expectations–both daily and for the film–and constructs a macabre worst-case scenario. It might just leave ...
Tag: Director Interview
Writer-Director-Composer Noah Stratton-Twine On Coming Of Age For Millennials, Composing, And His Fondness For Low Apertures
Young, Young Men — a film about teenage male friendship — is a breath of fresh air. It is intimate, ...
Making films as an independent filmmaker is the best masterclass you can give yourself: Anthony Straeger
Writer, actor, filmmaker, jury member, and festival director, Anthony Straeger has (and continues to) donned several hats. We couldn’t miss ...
Boris Bilic On Scripting Comedy, Bottle Films & Water Scenes
Boris Bilic’s Dumps is a dark comedy dealing with anxiety, depression and suicide. While the film not only succeeds at ...
Catching Up With Anna Remus On Her Latest Project, Keeper
Anna Remus’s Keeper (12:05-minutes) is an action-thriller but at its core, a sibling drama. With just 24 hours at hand ...
In conversation With Yucong Chen On Her Academy Winning Documentary – Unfinished Lives.
Yucong Chen’s Unfinished Lives is poignant, especially considering the present times. A documentary on Xinran Ji, a promising 24-year old, ...
Christine Chen On Adding Flashbacks, The Power Of Art and Finding Objectivity In Filmmaking
Christine Chen’s Ya Albi is poignant and particularly striking considering the present political climate. A film on resettlement, the refugee ...
Alex Breaux On The Importance Of A Good Script, Spontaneous Performances & Shooting An Ensemble Cast
Campfire Alpha’s narrative explores what we have all been exposed to, at some point in our lives. And, yet in ...
Ernesto Sandoval On Illustrations, Female Characters & Audience Reception
Sandoval’s The Devil’s Son is folklorish in its inception, magical in its setting and invigorating in its narration. A cross ...
Valentyn Korotkevych On Adding Subtexts, Exploring Dark Themes And Recurring Motifs In His Films
Back Of The Night is dark, gritty and emotionally taxing. It’s also thought-provoking, philosophical and questioning. While it may not ...
