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Fear not – UK indie Philophobia has a trailer and a cinema release

14th October 2020 by Sarah Cartland Leave a Comment

The UK’s cinema lockdown and the endless blockbuster postponements at least means smaller movies are finding an audience – and Philophobia director Guy Davies is trying to ensure that for his own indie film, by putting together his own DIY cinema release schedule. Despite being a scheduling newbie, he currently has 43 cinemas lined up… Fear not – UK indie Philophobia has a trailer and a cinema release Read More

Filed Under: Featured 2, Lockdown, Trailers Tagged With: AAA, indie film, lockdown, philophobia, support indie film, UK film, young adult

The Isle: Tori and Matthew Butler-Hart on their spooky, siren drama…

9th July 2019 by Sarah Cartland Leave a Comment

“On the island… when something like a force nine gale hit, or a beach disappeared due to a storm, we couldn’t just stop filming, we didn’t have the luxury of time.” Three sailors, the sole survivors of a shipwreck on the rocks, find their way to shore through the mist. This is an island that shouldn’t… The Isle: Tori and Matthew Butler-Hart on their spooky, siren drama… Read More

Filed Under: Interviews, Support Indie Film Tagged With: filmmaking, indie film, the isle

2018: The Good The Bad & The Ugly (But Mostly Good)

31st December 2018 by Sarah Cartland Leave a Comment

Well that went quick! It seems like no time since I was writing my 2018 To-Watch list and thinking how long it was until Aquaman was coming out. And in some ways, not a whole amount has changed in the past 12 months. We’re still in the EU (just), and we still haven’t seen Replicas…. 2018: The Good The Bad & The Ugly (But Mostly Good) Read More

Filed Under: Film Articles, Reviews Of The Year Tagged With: 2018, 2018 films, a quiet place, american animals, aqua man, best of 2018, black panther, deadpool 2, den of thieves, diversity, documentaries, feature films, happy prince, Hedy Lamarr, holmes and watson, indie film, mandy, miseducation of cameron post, no shade, replicas, robin hood, shoplifters, short films, sorry to bother you, stan and ollie, the favourite, the vanishing, they shall not grow old, widows, willem dafoe, worst of 2018

Six Degrees & Kevin Bacon: The Making Of Short Film “Entrance No Exit”

8th June 2018 by Sarah Cartland Leave a Comment

*** Check out my Entrance No Exit cast & crew interviews *** It’s a mysterious, extraordinary entity, a technological marvel that somehow becomes a repository for our heaviest baggage. Yes, I’m talking about Fiat 500s. Oh and film. 1. CHARIOTS OF FIRE Never was this shown so clearly than when I waited at the station with three actors to… Six Degrees & Kevin Bacon: The Making Of Short Film “Entrance No Exit” Read More

Filed Under: Film Articles, Support Indie Film Tagged With: entrance no exit, extra, film set, filming, indie film, jo southwell, planes, rehearsals, short film

FishBowl California: Interviews With Director Michael A MacRae & Actor Steve Olson

18th May 2018 by Sarah Cartland Leave a Comment

“I was honored to work with some of the best talent in the world. I learned from them” Michael A MacRae Michael A MacRae directed and co-wrote Fishbowl California, a hilarious comedy about 20-something slacker Rodney (Steve Olson) who ends up living with June (Katherine Cortez), a bolshy, beer-loving widow, after she catches him stealing her electricity. Check… FishBowl California: Interviews With Director Michael A MacRae & Actor Steve Olson Read More

Filed Under: Interviews, Support Indie Film Tagged With: fishbowl california, indie film, michael a macrae

Fishbowl California Interviews: Actor Steve Olson (Rodney)

18th May 2018 by Sarah Cartland Leave a Comment

“I know Rodneys. I try not to give advice since people usually don’t take it anyways, let alone from me” Steve Olson Steve Olson stars in the hilarious indie comedy Fishbowl California, about Rodney, a 20-something slacker who ends up house-sharing with cantankerous, hard-drinking widow June (Katherine Cortez) after she catches him trying to steal… Fishbowl California Interviews: Actor Steve Olson (Rodney) Read More

Filed Under: Interviews, Support Indie Film Tagged With: AAA, fishbowl california, indie film, steve olson

James & Jessica Whitehill On 5-Day Feature “The 12”

24th April 2018 by Sarah Cartland Leave a Comment

The debut feature film from director James Whitehill and screenwriter Jessica Whitehill, The 12 is a British thriller with a seam of black humour. In the movie, an unstable gunman, Caleb, takes a pastor and his congregation hostage. As the group gets to know the intruder, they discover he already has connections to their church; and… James & Jessica Whitehill On 5-Day Feature “The 12” Read More

Filed Under: Interviews, Support Indie Film Tagged With: church, director, filmmaker, gunman, indie film, interview, james whitehill, jessica whitehill, religion, the 12

Breathe Easy 3.5 stars☆☆☆☆☆

18th September 2017 by Sarah Cartland Leave a Comment

You know the apocalypse is only going to get worse when you’re British and your mate says “oh and we’ve run out of beer”. Turns out the world ends not with a bang but with a young man’s whimper, that the stash of Fosters is all gone. In Britain, anyway. Elsewhere it’s more urgent and more violent, as… Breathe Easy Read More

Filed Under: Featured 2, Film Reviews, Support Indie Film Tagged With: apocalypse, apocalyptic film, breathe easy, collaborative film, collaborative filming, end of days, indie film, support indie film, toxic cloud

Crowdfund, Collaborate, Never Stint On Catering: Indie Filmmaker Richard Rowntree

11th September 2017 by Sarah Cartland Leave a Comment

“Necessity really is the mother of invention, and people found ways to achieve things that you wouldn’t believe if you knew what their budgets were” Richard Rowntree is a British indie film director who, yes, started watching horror films FAR too young. But he’s put that early cinematic exposure to the darker side of life to very good use – Dogged,… Crowdfund, Collaborate, Never Stint On Catering: Indie Filmmaker Richard Rowntree Read More

Filed Under: Interviews, Support Indie Film Tagged With: crowdfunding films, cults, dogged, dogged interview, folk horror, indie film, indie filmmaking, low budget filmmaking, richard rowntree interview, support indie film, ultra low budget filmmaking

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