Ashley Williams Website – http://www.ashleyjaynewilliams.com IMDB – https://www.imdb.com/name/nm3097922/ Director Statement Kia ora! I’m Ash, I’m from Wellywood (Wellington, NZ). My films are gritty, real, soulful and show hope. My work is contemporary and focusing on the ‘coming of age’ genre/YA films, often a mix of drama, fantasy and in-between. They bend genre, and I… Continue reading Director Biography – Ashley Williams (SUPER SPECIAL)
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Director Biography – Iyin Landre (BARE IT ALL)
Iyin Landre is a writer/director with a wide variety of commercials, music videos and narrative work under her belt. In 2012, she raised over $77K on Kickstarter and shot her first feature film in Brazil, which subsequently played at several festivals in the US. And since October of 2017, Landre has made over 60+ short… Continue reading Director Biography – Iyin Landre (BARE IT ALL)
Short Film: 1814 FROST FAIR, 4min., UK, Drama
During the Little Ice Age of the 17th to early 19th centuries the River Thames completely froze over on eight occasions and London witnessed a series of historic spectacles – The Frost Fairs. In 1814, thousands flocked onto the thick ice to witness and enjoy an impromptu mix of festival, circus, and street show. Tents… Continue reading Short Film: 1814 FROST FAIR, 4min., UK, Drama
Director Biography – Hollie Olenik (YOUR MILEAGE MAY VARY)
Born & raised in Oshawa, Ontario (with a penchant for the dramatic), Hollie Olenik is a Toronto-based writer and director. She is in her fifth year of film production at Ryerson’s School of Image Arts. She has written & directed multiple short films including narratives Ophelia, Your Mileage May Vary, and an experimental piece, Liminal.… Continue reading Director Biography – Hollie Olenik (YOUR MILEAGE MAY VARY)
Director Biography – Emily DeBackere (LAUNDRY)
Emily DeBackere is going into her fourth year film at Ryerson University in Toronto, ON. Laundry is Emily’s directing debut project made outside of school. Director Statement I wrote this film in hopes to visually express the issues tackled in sexual assault. Drawing from a past experience of mine, there is a constant need to… Continue reading Director Biography – Emily DeBackere (LAUNDRY)
Director Biography – PAULA C. FRIAS (CHICKEN)
PAULA C. FRIAS is a Spanish filmmaker from Madrid who has been living in London for 11 years. After studying courses in film schools such as ECAM (Madrid) or NYFA (Harvard University Campus) she settled in London and became an Assistant Director to films such as “Kingsman”, “Wonder Woman”, “Jason Bourne”, “Alice Through the Looking… Continue reading Director Biography – PAULA C. FRIAS (CHICKEN)
Director Biography – Claudia Ruiz (AILIN ON THE MOON)
Directora de “El Molinete Animaciones”, productora especializada en stop motion de la región litoral, Argentina. Dirección la series Dr Cocicienzo, la ciencia de la cocina 2012, Dirección de Stop Motion serie ¨La liga de las cinco plumas¨, Dirección y Animación Stop Motion ¨El Viaje de Gaia¨, Animación fragmento Your Face Global JAM Bill Plymton, Dirección… Continue reading Director Biography – Claudia Ruiz (AILIN ON THE MOON)
Director Biography – Lisa Kannakko (GLAD YOU’RE HERE)
Autobiographical filmmaker Lisa Kannakko is an emerging talent, recently graduated from the Documentary Media Program at Ryerson University. This is her first film. Director Statement I poured through 19 years of footage from my personal archive to uncover the answer of why my life fell apart. I never intended to tell this story to the… Continue reading Director Biography – Lisa Kannakko (GLAD YOU’RE HERE)
Father of the Bride (1991) Review — Let’s Go To The Movies
George Banks was very excited about his daughter Annie returning home from studying in Europe. When she announces she fell in love in Rome, got engaged and now getting married to Brian MacKenzie his melt down begins! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ via Father of the Bride (1991) Review — Let’s Go To The Movies
Bringing Up Baby (1938) Review — Let’s Go To The Movies
David Huxley a palaeontologist was attempting to secure a $1 million donation for his museum, but standing in his way was annoying heiress Susan Vance and her pet, a leopard named Baby! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ via Bringing Up Baby (1938) Review — Let’s Go To The Movies
