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Interview: Robert Mrazek on ‘The Congressman’ Starring Treat Williams (Part II)
The things I had the most fun with were writing the film and casting the film.
Read More »Interview: Lanett Tachel Proctor, Actress, Producer and Co-Writer of 2016 American Black Film Festival Premiere Film ‘Illicit’
Many people believe that millennials are going to change the world because they have more sense of purpose and fairness. After all, they were responsible for helping elect America’s first black president. As a mother of three children who are millennials I know from firsthand experience what kind of mindset …
Read More »Interview: Writer Robert Mrazek on His Inspiring ‘The Congressman’ Starring Treat Williams, (Part I)
As a first time director I wasn’t frightened, but I was concerned about being able to work with my co-director and harness the set and create a good atmosphere on the set.
Read More »Anthem Film Festival: Do Right-Wingers Have a Sense of Humor?
Do right-wingers have a sense of humor? You'd be less surprised to both laugh and survive at the Anthem Film Festival.
Read More »Movie Review: ‘How to Let Go of The World’ Written/Directed by Josh Fox
If the planet's temperature rises by 2 degrees, what climate impact will that have on coastal cities like New York and Miami? Tune in to HBO tonight for "How to Let Go of the World"
Read More »Interview with UK Actor Steven Bartle [Part 1]
Emerging UK actor Steven Bartle introduces himself and shares the latest on his personal film short, 'Recoil.'
Read More »Blu-ray Review: ‘Only Angels Have Wings’ – The Criterion Collection
Howard Hawks' masterpiece makes another landing to home video. But this time, the presentation is nothing short of divine.
Read More »LA Film Festival Review: ‘Olympic Pride, American Prejudice,’ Narrated by Blair Underwood
"Olympic Price, American Predjudice" explores the real story behind the 1936 Olympics, Hitler and 18 African Americans who represented the Olympic Team USA.
Read More »Dances with Films Reviews: ‘Wolf Mother’ and ‘I Live For You’
There seems to be a new meme in indie film: scary ladies. “Danger: Crazy Lady Ahead” award goes to a pair of films shown at the Dances With Films Festival.
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