We caught up with the talented director Santiago Paladines, whose film The Fare is currently showing at Hollyshorts Film Festival in Los Angeles. Director and writer Santiago Palandines’s affecting drama, The Fare, has been selected to screen at the Academy Award qualifying HollyShorts Film Festival in August. Starring Johnny Ortiz (American Crime) and newcomer Noemi Pedraza, the film tackles the subject of human…
FILM – Boys producer Stephanie O’Neill ” this is a story about awakening to one’s own sexuality”
We caught up with ‘Boys’ producer Stephanie O’Neill, to find out more about her work and how she got involved with the film. BOYS – trailer from eyal resh on Vimeo. What enticed you to get into the world of producing? I’ve trained and performed as an actor for years and along the way, I had…
FILM – Aldo Iuliano’s award winning film ‘Penalty’ receives west coast theatrical release
Aldo Iuliano’s award winning film ‘Penalty’ receives west coast theatrical release Aldo Iuliano’s award winning drama Penalty has been making waves in the film world, as this wonderful film has received nearly thirty awards and has been selected for five Academy qualifying Film Festivals. Now, this exciting film will open in theatres in Los Angeles. Penalty shares the story of a group…
FILM – Michael Flatley’s directorial debut ‘A Little Bit of Tear’ selected for the Oscar qualifying festival LA Shorts Fest
Michael Flatley’s directorial debut, the heartfelt film A Little Bit of Tear has been selected for the prestigious LA Shorts Fest. Known worldwide for his work as an accomplished dancer, Flatley’s is branching out into the world of film and has already added two films to his slate. A Little Bit of Tear shares the story of a homeless clown who…
FILM REVIEW – Mum: short movie that tells a story that really need to be told
Mother. Mère. Moeder. In every language there’s a word or even multiple words for mum, one of the most important women in our lives. Someone who raised and protected us against the bad and cruel world out there. Taking care of us while creating precious moments. And when she’s in need, we’re always there to…
FILM REVIEW – Final Portrait: Captivating biopic of a distraught creative genius
We all know Stanley Tucci for his great performances in movies like Spotlight and Big Night but for his latest film he decided to take a seat in the director’s chair (the first time in 10 years after directing Blind Date in 2007) and to leave the acting to actors as great as him. With…
FILM REVIEW – Story of a Girl: About self-reflection in a modern digital age
Facebook. Instagram. Twitter. Snapchat. There are so many platforms these days on which we can share all of our content. Pictures, videos, status updates. You see them a lot more than you would expect. 99% of the time we know and approve what we post or what is posted about us but sometimes it can…
FILM REVIEW – Spider-Man: Homecoming, Spider-Man has finally found his home on screen
First, there was Tobey Maguire, who dressed up in the blue-red suit for the first three films, then there was Andrew Garfield, who performed the web slinger from Brooklyn in the next two movies, and now it’s Tom Holland who bares the weight on his shoulders as the new Spider-Man. It’s not only the first…
Interview with Director Eyal Resh
Just Celebrity Magazine was lucky enough to talk to Eyal Resh about his short film Boys, cinematography, LGBTQ-films and his future plans. JC: The topic of your short film Boys can be seen as controversial, this creates the risk of your film being received ‘negatively’, why did you decide to create this film anyway? For…
Interview with Director Ian Hunt Duffy
Just Celebrity was lucky enough to get an interview with Gridlock’s director Ian Hunt Duffy, who’s film has been selected as ‘short of the week’ JC: What inspired the story behind Gridlock, and how did you come up with the twist ending? I love high-concept thrillers that are set in a single location and I always wanted…
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