Author: Greggory Morris

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…

Waco Indie Film Festival 2024 announces Filmmaker Awards

The Waco Indie Film Festival, formerly known as the Deep in the Heart Film Festival, brings the Central Texas community together through independent film. Established in 2017, they engage audiences with films from major festivals and Texas talent. They build networks and careers through their industry education and promotion. Add in some chips & salsa with the Waco Indie magic, and they create one of the most unique experiences on the festival circuit. For more information visit www.wacoindie.com and Facebook.com and Instagram.com. – Article by Gregg W. Morris

SHE’S CLEAN – a Fifteen Minute Short Film by Jenn Harris – Shows up June 5 on Vimeo and Other Streaming Platforms

SHE’S CLEAN contains nudity and scenes of a sexual nature and is intended for mature audiences only. Says Star Jenn Harris: “I wanted to explore intimacy, intimate relations and sex on film in a way that I hadn’t seen captured before, with a female character in her sexual prime engaging in intimacy and sex without commenting on it, excusing it, or making fun of it. Intimacy is deeply nuanced and I feel most filmmaking has been afraid of that nuance so they resort to exploitation or silliness.”
   
– Article by Gregg W. Morris. Review in the works embargoed until June 5

Had a Whopping Record Breaking 17-Day Run

Uncaged Award Winners Announced Uncaged Award for Best Feature Film Competition shined a spotlight on 1st or 2nd-time directors. It celebrated their passion, their vision and their willingness to take risks. The films this year were: Anima (Cao Jinling, China),…

Top 10 72 Hour Shootout Films Announced!

“Filmmakers this year,” said actor and President of Film Labs Jennifer Betit Yen, “showed limitless creativity with films showcasing laughter and beauty through pain – it was so hard for the judges this year.  I think they wanted everyone to win!” – Article by WORD Editor, Writer Gregg W. Morris.