Greg Porper and John Schimke‘s Don’t Tell Larry is a pretty funny workplace comedy that’ll make your day. You only have to give it some time to find its
Harvey Wallen is a relatively new filmmaker who decided to follow his passion for making films. During the last two years, he’s brought to life original stories placing himself
Peter Cannon‘s Exposure is a brilliant film. Written as a character-driven idea, the film navigates smoothly through a grounded plot that never goes of its way to step
With all the recent hype about the new Exorcist film that’s come out in theaters, it’s only relevant to think how the film tackles its inherent religious aspect.
Many times has Hollywood portrayed the jarring effects of war and the usual PTSD that befalls those who survive. They’re usually heartbreaking depictions of broken men that can’t
To understand the value and legacy of a film like Christopher Wells‘ Stories for my Children’s Children: Lessons from the Holocaust, it’s necessary to observe our capacity for
In what must be one of indie horror’s noteworthy career choices, Harvey Wallen has built a very solid cinematic mini-universe. A Wallen-verse of some sorts. Always in the
Films in which a woman faces a conflict regarding abuse and its psychological effects are quite common. It’s actually a theme that’s been developed in the form of
A movement about bringing people back together. This is how the sociopolitical movement the Staunch Moderates is referred to in the documentary Mission Peace: The Staunch Moderates Documentary,
As far as thrillers go, all the rules have already been written, adapted into movies, rewritten for modern generations, broken, smashed together in other genres, etc. This doesn’t
“In architecture, we experience relationships in space”. A phrase mentioned in the documentary by director Tom Weidlinger, The Restless Hungarian, that embodies the mystery slowly unraveling in a
Is there anything more fulfilling than making a film about something you love? Apparently, for Dustin Ferguson, such love represents enough confidence for him to go against rules
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