“Homeless Sam & Sally” is a comedy about a mother and son battling homelessness. It was made by filmmaker and actor Tyrone Evans Clark. Clark himself has experienced homelessness in his life and one day he decided to make a film about it. Tyrone Evans Clark is a award winning film creator, actor, video game
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The Menu for Tomorrow by Kazuhiro Kiuchi
“The menu selection meeting for OUR tomorrow” “The Menu for Tomorrow” is a short film by Kazuhiro Kiuchi. Runtime – 20 minutes. Synopsis Reiwa Wedding Hall is one of the popular wedding halls in Tokyo. Their new chef, Saki, is always busy planning new menus. However, one day, something unusual happens. In the middle of
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Interview with “Quarantine” director Diana Ringo
Today I take an interview with Diana Ringo, multi-talented independent director and producer of the new feature film “Quarantine”. “Quarantine” tells the story of a man who survives the apocalypse and lives in a bunker for 20 years. He is haunted by images from his past and reflects about whether he could have prevented the
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Interview with John Yiu
Today we take an interview with John Yiu – a unique and talented filmmaker, actor, producer. What was the main driving force for you to begin making films since you already had a successful career in another field? When did you first want to make a film? What were your favorite films which inspired you?
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Interview with Roe v. Wade director Cathy Allyn
“Roe v. Wade” director Cathy Allyn interviewed By Günther Kramer Great to talk to you Cathy, can you introduce us your film Roe v. Wade? The film is based on the most famous court case in US History, and no filmmaker has ever told the story. What served as primary inspiration for your film? We
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Indie Cinema Magazine – Issue 2
2nd printed issue of Indie Cinema Magazine is available for purchase – https://www.peecho.com/checkout/159911167594251294/742147/indie-cinema-magazine-issue-2
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Indie Cinema Magazine – Issue 1
1st printed issue of Indie Cinema Magazine is available for purchase – https://www.peecho.com/checkout/159911167594251294/742140/indie-cinema-magazine-issue-1
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No-One by Lev and Vladimir Prudkin triumphs in Vienna
On 10 of July the Vienna Independent Film Festival hosted the Austrian premiere of the film NO-ONE in the cinema Actors Studio. The film received the awards in the categories Best Feature Film and Best Cinematography. No-One is an unexpected take on the familiar Soviet period theme. It is a joint production of Ukraine and
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mother! – Review
Bad Mother Darren Aranofsky has shown his talent of an imitator of auteur cinema in his new film mother!. The spectator was a victim of butchered cinematography – mostly badly composed of close-ups and shaky-cam. But if some auteur filmmakers have limited cinematographic possibilities due to a lack of funds, in the case of Darren
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Million Loves in Me – VIFF 2017
Million Loves in Me gets Grand Prix at the 2017 Vienna Independent Film Festival. Million Loves in Me by director Sampson Yuen won the Grand Prix at the VIFF 2017. The film is based on real events and tells the story of a mother and daughter, their complex relationship and how they kept dozens of
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Bodyguard (2016) – VIFF 2017
Bodyguard (2016) by Ebrahim Hatamikia is a masterful dramatic thriller. Bodyguard by the famous Iranian director Ebrahim Hatamikia received three awards at the Vienna Independent Film Festival 2017. With this film Hatamikia managed to create a true masterpiece of cinematography. It tells the story of a bodyguard, and although there were films on this topic before,
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Elle Review
Paul Verhoeven, favorite director of many film fans has finally broken his ten year cinematic hiatus with the new film Elle. The motion picture was shot in France with a French crew and actors. Paul Verhoeven is a Dutch filmmaker, who started to make films in the Netherlands (Turkish Delight, Katie Tippel, Soldier of Orange)
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VIFF 2016 Vienna Independent Film Festival
Vienna Independent Film Festival which was held for the first time in Vienna 4 -7 July 2016 announced the winners on 7 of July. “We’re excited to be hosting so many wonderful films,” said Film Festival Director Elena Ringo. “There were guests from different parts of the world and great films to watch”. The festival
