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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The Journey – a Mysterious and Passionate adaptation of Matei Visniec’s Play by Dan Istrate
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: Nicole Catania’s Deeply Personal Directorial Debut
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
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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FOUR DIED TRYING: An Interview with John Kirby and Libby Handros
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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Interview with Graham Streeter – director of Unfix
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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Interview with Wolfgang Cerny
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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Interview with actor and film director Jake Lockett
Jake Lockett is an actor and film director. His short film “A Rush of Peace” won the Best Screenplay award at the 2023 Prague Independent Film Festival. In this interview Jake tells us about his career in Hollywood, his engineering background, love for music and his activity as an independent filmmaker. Interview was taken on
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Interview with director and producer of “The Invitation”
Exclusive interview with the creative minds behind the first vertical feature film “The Invitation”, director Yonghee Lee and producer Minah Jung. The film is an exciting thriller about the dangers of social media.
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The Whirlpool – Interview with director Denis Kryuchkov
Denis Kryuchkov, the director of “The Whirlpool”, is a Russian filmmaker and artist. His feature directorial debut is the 2020 action film “Russian Raid”. His latest film is “The Whirlpool,” a film blending psychological horror, Russian folklore, and societal themes. This interview delves into his artistic journey and insights into the film. The film received
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Interview with filmmaker Yusuke Ishide
Film director Yusuke Ishide shares with us his remarkable journey from business administration to filmmaking, driven by a passion for animation and cinema. “The Master of Sento,” his fourth short film, emerges as a unique blend of authentic Japanese culture and timeless themes of marriage and forgiveness, set in a traditional public bathhouse. Ishide’s preference
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Interview with director Nikita Hattangady
Exploring the Creative Journey of “La Pietra” with Filmmaker Nikita Hattangady Diving into the captivating narrative of “La Pietra,” Nikita Hattangady, the brilliant filmmaker behind this heartwarming short film, takes us through her creative process, challenges faced, and the profound themes that make her work truly resonate. From a Guru’s tale that sparked inspiration to
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Interview with Dávid Géczy and János Wiedermann
In an illuminating interview, filmmakers Dávid Géczy and János Wiedermann provide a glimpse into the creative process behind their captivating comedy-drama short film “Have a Nice Apocalypse!” starring Andor Lukáts, discussing inspiration, challenges, and the intricate themes that make their work so compelling. Synopsis – Old man Márton lives in a charming village in the
