The Sahar International Short Film Festival is looking forward to the upcoming the 8th Edition of the festival in the Summer of 2021. This year the Festival will
Based on a true story about his great grandfather’s experience as a prisoner of war, the UK’s youngest filmmaker, Elliott Hasler, tells an epic tale of survival. Pieced
Cine-Excess is set to launch a new Digital Film Channel dedicated to promoting diverse new talent in cult cinema. The first three features will be released on Amazon
Ealing Film Festival is returning, bigger and better than ever. Entries are now open for our 2021 festival. Depending on the lifting of the government’s Covid-19 restrictions, we
GLOBAL DIGITAL RELEASING has acquired worldwide digital rights to Jonathan Zuck’s buddy, road trip comedy – Meant to Be Broken. In the story, Dave Coyne stars as Harvey,
It’s finally here! After numerous delays due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Rose Glass’ Saint Maud hit movie screens on January 29th. Now that it’s on VOD, I finally got
Sovereign is proud to announce the return of EFFIE GRAY, the true story of a scandal that shocked Victorian England, on 19th April in Virtual Cinemas and on
Ahead of FrightFest’s UK special screening of THE WOMAN WITH LEOPARD SHOES at the Glasgow Film Festival, director Alexis Bruchon talks about his love of Noir, casting his
Tiller Russell’s Silk Road tells the true story of how Ross Ulbricht (Nick Robinson) created an online marketplace, akin to Amazon and eBay, that sold illegal drugs and
Dead Air has a good story with some great twists and turns but ultimately struggles to keep an audience interested with its slow pace and dull setting. What’s
A cinematic nursery rhyme, “Witches in the Window” is about Johnny, a little boy who cannot sleep at night, thanks to all the monsters haunting his home. 0
A comedy short film that follows Matt and Jeff, two somewhat hapless paranormal investigators who take on a wild case. The Ghost Searchers must separate fact from fiction
Writer/Director Kyle Laursen’s live-action short film Josiah examines issues inside the creative process of a casting room, excavating unconscious stereotyping and complex power dynamics based on race, class