“Welcome to Chechnya” focuses on anti-LGBTQ persecution in the Russian republic of Chechnya. Directed by David France, the documentary is shortlisted for Best Documentary Feature and Best Visual Effects.
The acclaimed Hamptons International Film Festival is known for its impressive film lineup. This year, amidst a global pandemic, festivals everywhere have pivoted programming to shift online.
Home invasion as a horror subgenre can feel personally threatening.
In the wake of stay at home orders and self-isolation, any hopes of summertime escapades and mischief this year are looking like less and less of a possibility.
During this unprecedented year of film festivals being canceled and postponed, independent filmmakers are forced to pivot.
The Oscar-nominated Short Film (Live Action), Saria, was screened at the Crosby Street Hotel this past Wednesday in Lower Manhattan.
Professional “9-5” by day, passionate creative by night; this is the superhero lifestyle of many artists, especially in the Bay Area.
Sometimes, getting your message across requires just a little courage.
LA-based writer, director, and producer Mary Neely’s SXSW premiering short film, ‘Pink Trailer,’ is a quirky, fast-paced comedy that is as funny as it is charming.