Returning Home – Short Film Review
Traveling along the train tracks of a young boy’s internal landscape, Returning Home encourages us to look within as we pass through immersive dream worlds that bring us closer to home and closer to hope.
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Interview with Joe Eckardt – Founder of Unbreakable Post Inc.
Introducing Joe Eckardt, founder of post-production company Unbreakable Post Inc. and editing talent behind works such as Emmy award-winning Sparking Joy with Marie Kondo and two-time Emmy-nominated Selling Sunset. Joe has over 15 years’ experience and an impressive resume boasting his work with Disney, Amazon Studios, HBO Max, and more.
Vax – Short Film Review
Deep in the research laboratory of Triple Hills Pharma, an accidental discovery could save the lives of millions, unless it kills profits.
Sue Inside – Feature Film Reviews
Suffering a recent heartbreak, a suicidal man and his best friend attempt to find meaning.
Dress Code – Feature Film Review
Bobby Russo was born into a life of organized crime. From early on, he learned many lessons from his family including: Loyalty, Respect, and Honour. He learned secrets can be dangerous. All grown up, Bobby now realizes that the most dangerous secrets are his own.
The Glade Ardet Lili – Short Film Review
Writer and director Matthew Webb strikes fear into the heart of his viewers with his period thriller, The Glade of Ardet Lili.
Scrap of Paper – Short Film Review
Mikey is released from prison with the hopes that he can leave the past behind. Unfortunately, the past refuses to let him enjoy his freedom.
The Last Catch – Short Film Review
A college baseball player returns to his small Texas town to make amends with his father who is dying of cancer. The father’s last wish is to have a catch with his son.
Perfida the Diabolical – Short Film Review
A reclusive musician is reluctantly drawn back to public performance. But when some otherworldly music mysteriously shows up at his door, things begin to take a weird and terrifying turn.
Thank You, Amelia Earhart – Feature Film Review
Health issues are finally forcing Myrtle out of her house. In her nineties, she’s foul-mouthed and bigoted to everyone, including Season, her latest fresh-out-of-school caregiver. The truths the two women learn from each other leave both forever changed.
