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  • Francesca Borgatta’s “Spectre’s Bride”

    by Pete Brown Articles

    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

    by Günther Kramer Articles, Print

    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

    by Günther Kramer Articles, Print

    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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  • Dmitry Falkovich

    Interview with Dmitry Falkovich

    by Diana Ringo Articles, Festivals, Film, Interviews, Personalities

    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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  • Graham Streeter

    Interview with director Graham Streeter

    by Diana Ringo Articles, Interviews

    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

    Vasily Lanovoy in Vienna

    by Elena Ringo Articles, Personalities

    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

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  • NOCEBO

    Interviews with filmmakers of short films at PIFF 2017

    by Diana Ringo Articles, Festivals, Interviews

    Journalist of the newspaper Prague Telegraph – ptel.cz, Yulia Vovk, took interview with four filmmakers who participated in the short film program of PIFF 2017. The resulting article “Court métrage — an attempt to stick an elephant in a suitcase” was based on these interviews with the festival participants. Here we publish the original English

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  • Making of Collector

    Interview with Alexei Krasovsky

    by Diana Ringo Articles

    The film “Collector” received three prizes at the Prague Independent Film Festival 2017. This film received also other important international awards and was regarded by critics as innovative and highly original film starring only one actor — Konstantin Khabensky. Director of the film Alexei Krasovsky answered the questions about this film and his plans for

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  • Salvador Carrasco

    Interview with director Salvador Carrasco

    by Diana Ringo Articles, Film, Interviews, Personalities

    Salvador Carrasco is a film director well-known for his picture “The Other Conquest” (2000), which broke box-office records in Mexico and became an international success. He is also a professor at the Santa Monica College and founder of its film production program. His students have been receiving many awards at international film festivals.   Diana

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  • Maya Dardel

    Maya Dardel (A Critically Endangered Species) – PIFF 2017

    by Diana Ringo Articles, Festivals, Film

    Lena Olin gives a tour-de-force performance in Maya Dardel The film Maya Dardel (A Critically Endangered Species) is directed and written by Zachary Cotler and Magdalena Zyzak. They are newcomers to the film industry, but have already been successful by presenting their film at SXSW and selling the picture to Samuel Goldwyn. The film’s protagonist

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  • Train Driver's Diary

    Train Driver’s Diary – PIFF 2017

    by Diana Ringo Articles, Festivals, Film

    Black comedy masterpiece starring Lazar Ristovski Train Driver’s Diary (Dnevnik mašinovođe) was released in 2016 but already has became a film classic. It won many awards at prestigious festivals, including the audience award at the Moscow International Film Festival. At the Prague Independent Film Festival 2017 it won Grand Prix, Best Feature Film and Best

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  • Elle

    Elle Review

    by Günther Kramer Articles, Film, Reviews

    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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  • Konstantin Khabensky as the Collector

    Collector

    by Diana Ringo Articles, Festivals, Film

    The film “Collector” (Коллектор) is the directorial debut of Alexey Krasovsky starring Konstantin Khabensky. The director has achieved the quite complicated task of creating a film with only one actor and using a single set. The actor who plays the role of a debt collector created an impressive character whose different aspects of personality unfold

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