“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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Mainstream (2021) by Gia Coppola
Social media satire “Mainstream” by Gia Coppola (Palo Alto) starring Andrew Garfield (The Amazing Spider-Man) and Maya Hawke (Stranger Things) was released at the Venice International Film Festival in September 5 2020 and on VOD on May 7 2021. “Mainstream” tells the story of Frankie (Hawke), a young woman who is bored with her bar-tending
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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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Between Pain and Amen
Between Pain and Amen Director Toma Enache has used his second feature film “Between Pain and Amen” to tackle a story little known to many Westerners: about the brainwashing and torture-based experiment during the Communist party rule in the Pitești Prison Romania. Nobel Laureate and gulag survivor Alexander Solzhenitsyn called it “the most terrible act
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Interview with Radda Novikova
High profile Russian film and TV director Radda Novikova gives us an in depth interview about her new projects Radda, the only way to catch you is on a film set. Now you have just finished shooting a social issue project about school bullying. What is it? The project is called “Sharp Currents”, company “Kinoagentstvo”,
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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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Francesca Borgatta’s “Spectre’s Bride”
Spectre’s Bride is a macabre tale of an undead spirit attempting to take an innocent maiden on a journey to the underworld. In August 2018, Francesca Borgatta was searching for a folktale with the theme of conflicted love for her next video. She attended a rehearsal of the of Antonin Dvořák’s “Spectre’s Bride” sung by
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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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Interview with Dmitry Falkovich
Dmitry Falkovich is an interesting man; he is a mathematician, graduate of Moscow State university who became a successful investor included in the Forbes Midas List Europe. Suddenly he displayed a completely different side of his personality. In 2018 his directorial debut Ivanov appeared at the film festival circuit and was received with great interest,
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Interview with director Graham Streeter
Graham Streeter is an American film director from Los Angeles. He is well known for his independent films which have won many international awards. His latest film, “I May Regret”, received Grand Prix at the Vienna Independent Film Festival as well as Best Director Award. Diana Ringo: What do the words “independent filmmaker” mean for
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Vasily Lanovoy in Vienna
On 9.04.2018 famous Russian-Ukranian actor Vasily Lanovoy performed in Vienna, Austria with a solo concert in the historical Old Town Hall of Vienna. The actor spoke about his childhood and youth darkened by German occupation and about his choice of profession. When Vasily Lanovoy was a boy he saw a poster announcing the screening of
