I had the chance to chat with Tina Jung about her upcoming feature, Queen of the Morning. Beyond that we delved a bit into some of her other projects and she hints at work to come. Thank you to Tina Jung for answering all of my questions. Continue reading “Interview with Tina Jung from @kleffnotes”
I had the chance to discuss Hazy Little Thing, the feature film by Erin Carter and Sam Coyle. This project focuses on mental health and social media and is making its world premiere at the 2020 Canadian Film Festival. Thank you to Erin Carter and Same Coyle for answering all of my questions. Continue reading “Interview with Erin Carter and Sam Coyle from @kleffnotes”
I had the opportunity to chat with Francis Luta, award-winning filmmaker, about his new documentary feature film, Alone Across the Arctic. Releasing in April all across Canada his feature focuses on Adam Shoalts, a modern day explorer. Thank you to Francis Luta for answering all of my questions. Continue reading “Interview with Francis Luta from @kleffnotes”
Brooklyn, NY– The latest award-winning project by Undead Burrito Productions announces its online and NYC premiere with another announcement: a Seed&Spark crowdfunding campaign that hints at the themes of the film itself. Buy In on Seed&Spark is described as an … Continue reading BUY IN: Award-winning horror short about pyramid schemes launches crowdfunding campaign designed as a pyramid scheme from @kleffnotes
I had the chance to chat with Astrid Ovalles about the upcoming release of her movie, Road of Bygones. This story is a journey of laughter and melancholy that Ovalles not only stars in, but also wrote and directed. Thank you to Astrid Ovalles for answering all of my questions. Continue reading “Interview with Astrid Ovalles from @kleffnotes”
After much waiting, so much in fact that the name of the movie changed before I even got to go see it, I was finally able to see what I am going to call throughout the rest of this article, Birds of Prey. Admittedly I originally thought the movie was coming out Valentine’s Day weekend, but with tight scheduling on my part I wasn’t able to go see the movie until the Sunday after Valentine’s Day. Continue reading “Harley Quinn: Birds of Prey Thoughts from @kleffnotes”
If you have ever had to work on the holidays you might remember feeling bored or even wishing that you could be anywhere than where you are in the moment. Holiday Help Desk focuses on two women who are both stuck working on Christmas Eve, but in this short film they will find that maybe being stuck at the office isn’t so bad after all. Written by Hillary Esquina, who you might remember from our Passage coverage, this is a fun short that will fill you with holiday cheer. Continue reading “The Bi Line: Holiday Help Desk from @kleffnotes”
Night Sweats is inspired by true events….allegedly. This movie follows Yuri, a skateboarder new to New York, on his quest to find the truth behind his roommate’s mysterious death. Ok so like right off the bat this movie seemed a bit slow but things got interesting rather quickly when Yuri’s roommate starts having a super crazy seizure, that landed him in the hospital, where he dies, and
weird medical examiner comes to collect evidence. Continue reading “Night Sweats Movie Review from @erinwise82”
Thursday is a dramatic Russian film is based on a true story, which just wrapped a United States run in Hollywood. With hopes for a nod in the 92nd Academy Awards this story is powerfully crafted. The run in the US gave this film a chance to be considered for an award and as it is a beautiful story this is a blessing. Continue reading “Thursday Short Film Review from @kleffnotes”
Tello Films is bringing a queer holiday to our screens this season with a focus on three female/female romances. Season of Love, written by Kathryn Trammel, who was the winner of the Queer Holiday Pitch contest according to the fully funded Indiegogo page. Brought to you by Tello Films and Dash Productions, ClexaCon attendees may recognize some familiar faces in the credits as well as making brief appearances in the background of a festive party. Directed by Christin Baker, co-founder of Tello, and produced by Ashley Arnold and Danielle Jablonski, this film showcases characters that are left out of typical holiday stories. Continue reading “The Bi Line: Season of Love Preview from @kleffnotes”
