Yesteryear
July 29, 2020
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Farewell Waltz
July 17, 2020
Martin Ponferrada
July 12, 2020
JUSTIN CONNOR
July 9, 2020
HELLO, MY SWEET BOY
July 7, 2020
JENNIFER PLOTZKE
June 19, 2020
JUMPER
May 27, 2020
SENTRIS
May 23, 2020
EVERY CLOUD HAS A SILVER LINING
May 2, 2020
Yesteryear
With only a home movie projector, Director Chris Esper takes his audience back in time with his short documentary, YESTERYEAR.
Farewell Waltz
Set in pre-WWII England, FAREWELL WALTZ is a beautiful and poetic piece of storytelling given to us by Writer/Director Kaine Levy. Levy pays tribute to the style of films from Hollywood’s Golden Age – with his short film about socially forbidden love.
Martin Ponferrada
TAKE2🎬Indie Review sits down with writer, director Martin Ponferrada to discuss his animated documentary – EVERYTHING IS UPSTREAM
JUSTIN CONNOR
TAKE2🎬INDIE REVIEW SITS DOWN WITH WRITER, DIRECTOR, PRODUCER AND ACTOR – JUSTIN CONNOR – TO DISCUSS HIS AWARD WINNING ROCKUMENTARY – THE GOLDEN AGE
HELLO, MY SWEET BOY
Written and Directed by Raphael Dirani, HELLO, MY SWEET BOY taps into the bittersweet journey of a son who has a parent suffereing with dementia. The film also taps into the son’s bisexuality and how hard it is for him to come out to his mother – after dating a man for seven years.
JENNIFER PLOTZKE
My childhood was split between New Jersey and Illinois. I was born in Illinois, but moved to New Jersey when I was two years old. We lived there until I was fifteen and then moved back to Illinois, where I finished high school and went to college.
JUMPER
Written by Susannah Nolan and Directed by Jeremiah Kipp, JUMPER is a story told from multiple character perspectives. These perspectives are from people whose day unexpectedly collide.
SENTRIS
Writer, Director and Producer Ian Harrington takes his audience on a visually stunning journey in his sci-fi short film – SENTRIS. Harrington explores the unbreakable
EVERY CLOUD HAS A SILVER LINING
When an artist is a true artist, he or she finds a way to continue to speak their truth. Even though the world may seem