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Review: The Florida Project

“Childhood means simplicity. Look at the world with the child’s eye – it is very beautiful.” Kailash Satyarthi In Sean Baker’s excellent The Florida Project we…

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A Prestigious Bunch Lavished By British Independent Film Awards Nominations

The recent announcement of the British Independent Film Awards for the year of 2017 are dominated by breakthrough talent from the indie circuit. The big…

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Writer-Director Dan Jenski Talks About His First Feature Film ADDicted

It occurred to me while watching ADDIcted, written and directed by Dan Jenski, that there are not many films these days that deal with the…

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Independent Filmmaker Arthur Egeli Reconstructs A 'Murder On The Cape'

I knew a little about the true story of Christa Worthington, a fashion writer who was involved in a coastal affair, before being brutally murdered….

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Writer-Director Peyv Raz Talks Film Debut With 'Clarity'

From joy to despair in a matter of seconds as a family congratulatory gathering becomes a tense affair in a hospital waiting room. A life…

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Indie Feature 'She Rises' Echoes Lynchian Nightmares

She Rises, which had its world premier at the Ireland Horrorthon Film Festival, is a mystery-comedy-horror hybrid of sorts, pulling some impressive, if ridiculously oddball,…

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50 Films Made By Women – Part 10 of 10

As we reach the halfway point, take a gander at the following female directed films, featuring football, time leaps, stardom, unlikely alliances. And of course…

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50 Films Made By Women – Part 9 of 10

So what have you learned? Who have you heard of? How many have you actually seen? I thought so. Lets crack on with the next…

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50 Films Made By Women – Part 8 of 10

Two of the finest romantic comedies coming up to feast on. Speaking of appetite, there’s also a cannibalistic tale in the mix. So fulfill your…

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50 Films Made By Women – Part 7 of 10

There’s a slight French, sisterly vibe in the 7th part of 50 Films Made By Women – likely not deliberate. Please do continue with us…

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50 Films Made By Women – Part 6 of 10

Here we have stories of dreamy adolescence, and the struggles of emerging into womanhood. What I also witness is girls on films offering social awareness and…

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50 Films Made By Women – Part 5 of 10

I see nightmares of suicide, I see tales of abandonment, survival, and grief. I see psychos and murderers, and potential world destruction. Oh, it’s just…

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50 Films Made By Women – Part 4 of 10

We venture to New Zealand, and Australia this chapter. I implored many female film-lovers to step forward and contribute here, believe me, but they were,…

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50 Films Made By Women – Part 3 of 10

Ten more leading ladies behind the camera for you now as we continue our 50 Films Made By Women. We go back ninety years, We…

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