A topical and nevertheless, a very eye-opening short, Engaged tells a funny, romantic and important tale about a man whose insecurities catch up with him every time he tries to propose to his long-time boyfriend. A film that will be screening at Palm Springs International ShortFest this Friday and at Frameline: San Francisco LGBTQ+ Film…
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Exclusive Interview with Monique Sorgen: “I have always been driven to be a storyteller.”
Monique Sorgen’s short film Sorry, Not Sorry is a dark comedy about a couple. This film has been screening at Oscar qualifying film festivals Cleveland International Film Festival and Florida Film Festival. We had a chance to talk to Monique about her film and where it all began. Please see the trailer of Sorry, Not…
Monique Sorgen’s ‘Sorry, Not Sorry’: Payback is a b*tch
Not so long ago it was April Fools’ Day, the day in which no prank is ever too mean. You might have been the one pranking people or maybe you were the person getting pranked. If you were the one getting pranked, you probably want payback. No idea on how to do it? Jjust watch…
Steve Kenny, Director of Time Traveller, Sits with Just Celeb Mag for an Interview
Time Traveller is a short film showing the Travelling Community through a different perspective. We had the opportunity to talk with Steven Kenny, the director, about this wonderful film. Hi Steven, how are you doing? I’m great thanks, and you? Great, congrats on Time Traveller, your latest short film. Where did the idea for this film…
Wale: Breath-Taking Short Thriller with Strong Performances
Remember that feeling when you were young and ready to discover the world? Well, it didn’t take that long to realise that it wouldn’t be as easy as thought. Some of us might have succeeded and some of us are still trying. Wale is the first film from director Barnaby Blackburn. With this newest short movie, Blackburn…
Ian: Spellbinding and Beautiful Short Film Based on Tragic Real-Life Events
We are all guilty of it. Complaining about our delayed train (which again doesn’t come on time), about the stormy weather (where’s that umbrella when you need it) or about the irritated boss who makes you work an extra shift (there goes that ‘me-time’). At those times, we totally forget what’s really important and what’s…
Interview Amanda Seyfried on Holy Moses
“The film also makes you think and gives you that ‘I don’t know what’s happening’ feeling.” Hi Amanda, welcome to London. How are you doing? Amanda Seyfried: Great! Thank you. Congrats on the new short film Holy Moses. You’re starring in it but you’re also one of the producers. How did you got involved…
Widows: Viola Davis Excels in this Female Driven Masterful Action Thriller
And we’re off! Until the 21st of October, London will welcome long feature films, short movies, documentary, etc. and each film’s cast and crew during the BFI London Film Festival. It’s already the 62nd edition of the annual film festival and more than 225 features have been selected. However, there can only be one opening…
Girl: Exceptionally Moving Film with Immensely Captivating Acting Performances.
When we are born, it’s either as a girl or a boy. Growing up, we create our own identity. Partly influenced by our peers and environment, but most importantly by ourselves. How we feel, what we think and what we want to do with our lives. Sometimes that can result in feeling trapped in your…
Colette: A Man’s World Being Conquered by a Fearless Woman in this Astonishing Film
Yes, we’re in 2018, a year during which openness, matters of opinion and equality are the fundaments of our society. Or at least that’s what we make ourselves believe. How many times per day do you hear “women should wear heels”, “where’s that dress” or “a woman with short hair is too manly”? When it…
