Director Moin Hussain has said that his debut feature, science fiction as it is, was the right film genre for him to explore the concept of mixed-race identity, as well as for this reason too: “There was a lot about Adam, the main character’s life — like his mixed heritage identity — that is close to mine.” The story telling essence of of SKY PEALS is transcendent and can almost hypnotically cause audiences to experience more and feel more than they might expect for a science fiction tale. – Article, Review – By Gregg W. Morris
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Director Erik Jansan Q&A About His Award Winning THE PROFESSIONAL PARENT Film Short 2024
This film is about how a white family begins to fall apart after it adopts children of Romani descent from an orphanage. It’s a social drama set in Slovakia. The main character, Ingrid, a middle-aged woman, tries to escape a difficult financial situation by becoming a professional parent to a Romani girl.
Part 3 of 3 – Q&A With Rogin Takao D’Oench, Director, FIRELINE
the WORD: Can you tell me a little bit about the story (TADAMAIMA)? Director Robin Takao D’Oench: Of course. So that came about … like I mentioned before, my grandparents were incarcerated in the Japanese American internment camps. And coming…
CLAWFOOT (2024) Film Review
Fifty-sixty minutes and a few seconds into CRAWFOOT, the cinematic panache and derring-do of Director Micheal Day and Writer April Wolfe stunned this reviewer-writer who thought that for the first for 56-minutes and a few seconds that he was watching…
NIGHT OF THE HARVEST (2024) Q&A Part 2 of 2
The Lives of Independent Filmmakers the WORD Is there anything you might’ve done different? Jessica I do think, yeah, there are moments of that. The first thing that comes to mind for me is that I would’ve loved to had…
Q&A With NIGHT OF THE HARVEST (2024) Filmmakers Chris Carter and Jessica Morgan – Part 1 of 2
NIGHT AT THE HARVEST is a grisly spine tingler. Scary scenes in the movie trailer are the tip of the iceberg. This is the third horror feature film created by the Carter Ink Films team of Carter (co-director, writer, and…
NIGHT OF THE HARVEST – A Cannily Made Low Budget Movie Bristling With the Panache and Moxie of a Big Budget Film. Caveat Lector: This Award Winning Film Can Freak the Bejesus Out of Audiences
Do I like this film? Rather, it’s more accurate to state that I was possessed by this film early on in the story-telling and was stunned to learn that I was possessed, that my mind, body and soul had been seduced by incredible story telling that made me suspend belief beyond belief. – Gregg W. Morris
THE STORY OF G.I. JOE (1945), Starring Robert Mitchum and Burgess Meredith, Now Available on HD Blu-Ray and DVD With New Extras
Ignite Films 2024 enhanced restoration of Director William A. Wellman’s 1945 classic WWII war film, THE STORY OF G.I. JOE starring Robert Mitchum and Burgess Meredith, now available on HD Blu-ray and DVD. “We at Ignite Films consider the film…
Review of a Film Byzantine Beyond Belief and Bordering on the Unreal – GUY MANLEY: SUPER SPY
Caveat Lector, Audiences Beware. This film is a cosmic, hyperbolic extravaganza with 92-minutes of unrelenting, existential pounding on one’s mind, body and soul. Article-Review by Gregg W. Morris, the WORD.
THE SECRET ART OF HUMAN FLIGHT – Part 1
THE SECRET ART OF HUMAN FLIGHT is a cinematic tour de force that will have audience members resonating with emotion for days and days after they’ve seen the film. “My hope,” Director H.P. Mendoza writes in a statement, “is that viewers can lose themselves in this story and meditate on their own lives, their own phobias and roadblocks, and their connections to other people – maybe even to the other people in the theater. And even if after viewing this film you run back into isolation for whatever reason, I hope that – for a moment – I connected with you.”– Review, Article by Gregg W. Morris.