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  • Love Intense

    A Modern Surrealist Tale: “Love Intense” Creators Discuss Their Vision and Process

    by Diana Ringo Film, Interviews

    In our new exclusive interview, director Davide Chiazzese and writer/producer Raja Hanna open up about their bold fusion of classic surrealism and modern indie filmmaking in Love Intense. This visually arresting short film, which channels the spirit of Buñuel and Dali, immerses viewers in a dreamlike black-and-white world, exploring themes of love and obsession without

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  • Mark Tompkins Explores Dark Suburban Realities in “This Is Not My Beautiful House”

    by Diana Ringo Film, Interviews

    In the short film This Is Not My Beautiful House, director Mark Tompkins delivers a gripping psychological drama that explores trauma, revenge, and the power of false narratives. The film follows an ordinary man entering a suburban home filled with haunting memories, blurring the line between reality and delusion. Originally based on a satirical voice-over

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  • Upon the Deep

    From Earth to Mars: Kai Yang Explores Parallel Realities in “Upon the Deep”

    by Diana Ringo Film, Interviews

    Kai Yang, also known as Jason Yang, is quickly becoming a name to watch in the independent film scene. The Chinese-born director has been turning heads with his fresh take on storytelling, especially with his latest sci-fi short film, Upon the Deep. Yang brings a fresh perspective, blending nonlinear storytelling with interactive elements that challenge

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  • Villa Mink

    Darron Carswell on Making a Neo-Western Road Movie with Villa Mink

    by Diana Ringo Film, Interviews

    Indie Cinema Magazine is delighted to offer an in-depth look at Darron Carswell’s debut short film, Villa Mink, a distinctive blend of road movie and neo-Western genres. Carswell’s vision reimagines these genres, presenting a compelling exploration of protagonist Rudy Ford’s transformation from a classic cowboy archetype into a more introspective and vulnerable figure. Emphasizing mood

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  • Far Away from my Town

    Carlos Arjona Crafts a Contemporary Tale of Mayan Myth in “Far Away from My Town”

    by Diana Ringo Film, Interviews

    In this interview, we catch up with Carlos Arjona, an emerging talent from Cancún, Mexico, who’s quickly gaining attention in the indie film circuit. As a multi-faceted filmmaker—director, writer, actor, and producer—Carlos has carved a niche by bringing Mexico’s rich cultural heritage to the screen. His latest short film, Far Away from My Town, delves

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  • Film still from "The Journey"

    The Journey – a Mysterious and Passionate adaptation of Matei Visniec’s Play by Dan Istrate

    by Diana Ringo Film, Interviews

    In this interview, actor and director Dan Istrate discusses with us his latest film, The Journey, an adaptation of Matei Vișniec’s play “The Story of Pandas Told by a Saxophonist Who Had a Girlfriend in Frankfurt.” Istrate explains how Vișniec’s work has shaped his creative approach. Balancing the dual roles of director and lead actor,

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  • The Only Way Out Is Through

    The Only Way Out Is Through: Nicole Catania’s Deeply Personal Directorial Debut

    by Diana Ringo Film, Interviews

    Nicole Catania’s short film “The Only Way Out Is Through” began as a deeply personal project, initially meant to remain private as she processed grief and complex relationships through writing. However, the script resonated so strongly with those who read it that it ultimately evolved into a compelling short film. In this interview, Catania discusses

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  • The Ocean – Five Years: A Profound Exploration of Grief and Healing Through Cinema

    by Diana Ringo Film, Interviews

    At the heart of independent cinema lies the power to tell deeply personal and evocative stories that resonate far beyond the screen. The Ocean – Five Years, the latest documentary from Flying Scooter Productions, is one such film. It delves into the complex and often overwhelming journey of grief, as seen through the eyes of

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  • Alain Delon

    Alain Delon, Iconic French Star and Cinema Legend, Dies at 88

    by Elena Ringo Articles, Film, News

    Alain Delon, the French cinema icon who recently passed away, was more than just an actor; he was a symbol of an era, embodying the allure and complexity that defined the golden age of European cinema. Over a career that spanned five decades and more than 100 films, Delon captivated audiences worldwide with a unique

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  • FOUR DIED TRYING: An Interview with John Kirby and Libby Handros

    by Diana Ringo Articles, Film, Interviews

    In this exclusive interview, we talk with John Kirby, the director, and Libby Handros, the producer, to delve into the intricate layers of their documentary series, which explores the assassinations of four influential political figures in American history: John F. Kennedy, Robert F. Kennedy, Malcolm X, and Martin Luther King Jr. From their motivations for

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  • Graham Streeter

    Interview with Graham Streeter – director of Unfix

    by Diana Ringo Articles, Film, Interviews, Personalities

    In this exclusive interview with Indie Cinema Magazine, filmmaker Graham Streeter takes us behind the scenes of his latest project, “Unfix.” Graham Streeter won the Best Director Award for the film at the Vienna Independent Film Festival in 2023. The thought-provoking film explores the aftermath of conversion therapy, revealing the intricate layers of trauma and

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  • Wolfgang Cerny in Vienna, 15.01.2024

    Interview with Wolfgang Cerny

    by Diana Ringo Articles, Film, Interviews

    Wolfgang Cerny is an internationally well-known actor who has starred in the films The Red Ghost, The Whirlpool, Nürnberg and many more. Diana Ringo interviewed Wolfgang in Vienna, Austria on 15.01.2024. He shared information about his new projects, including the fantasy miniseries The Outliers, a new Western with director Andrey Bogatyrev and the German series

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  • Poor Things

    Top-10 Best Sci-fi Films of 2023

    by Günther Kramer Articles, Film

    Explore the cutting-edge sci-fi films of 2023, where visionary directors and stellar casts venture into dystopian landscapes, alternate realities, and mind-bending concepts. Join us for an exclusive look at this year’s top films, where innovation meets imagination for an unforgettable cinematic experience.

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