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COLD STORAGE: Samuel Goldwyn Nabs North American Rights To Jonny Campbell’s Sci-Fi Comedy
The new sci-fi comedy opens in theaters later this year!
TADFF XVII Review: In LOVELY, DARK, AND DEEP, A Nightmaring, Poetic Redemption Tale
Barbarian star Georgina Campbell leads the cast in Lovely, Dark, And Deep, taking centerstage of Theresa Sutherland’s feature debut for an atmospheric supernatural thriller that’s as moody as it is gutwrenching at times. There’s a thematic pattern of forgiveness that permeates our main character, but that message is shrouded in an almost chilling air appropriate for a film of this genre if you’re the type that prefers cliffhanger closure and edge-of-your-seat uncertainty. That aesthetic is handed off to us with a script firstly quoting John Muir, and a story that seemingly takes inspiration from the noted author, activist, environmentalist and mountaineer in his studies and appreciation of nature. Our protagonist, Lennon (Campbell) is front and center of all that nature as we follow our main character into her digs as a newly installed backwoods park ranger, with a remote office and nothing but a minimalist setting and all she could […]
Trailer Preview: WILDCAT ‘Claws in Captivity’
Coming courtesy of young Director Jonathan W. Stokes, his new film ‘WILDCAT’ tells the story of a reporter Khadija Young (played by Georgina Campbell of TV series such as ‘Black Mirror’ and ‘Broadchurch’) whose foreign correspondence in the Middle East is unceremoniously cut short when her convoy is ambushed by militants – and taken prisoner. Seemingly derivative, it essentially boils down to the ingenuity of a young reporter, who focusses on out witting her captors. Though the trailer does not reveal any specific twist, the film’s idiosyncratic title perhaps offers a deliberate insight into the true nature of this ambitious reporter. Combining the title and the intense trailer immediately infers that there is ‘more-than-meets-the-eye’ when it comes to the protagonist. Although not necessarily novel or unique, the film does look intriguing thus presenting what would be a tense psychological thriller in a Middle Eastern war setting. As a film about […]
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