The shocking secrets behind the infamous scientist who created monsters are revealed when he is finally held accountable for his actions by one of his own creations. CAST LIST: Narrator: Steve Rizzo Erika; Kyana Teresa Elizabeth/Various: Hannah Ehman Nikki/Various: Julie Sheppard Henry/Various: Sean Ballantyne
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Female Festival 1st Scene Reading: PROSE, by Melinda-Catherine Gross
Helen Vernon must make a devil’s bargain weighing the fate of her soul against her own violent desires when she is cast in a sinister production of William Shakespeare’s cannibalistic tragedy, Titus Andronicus. CAST LIST: Narrator: Kyana Teresa Helen: Julie Sheppard Chelsea/Sydney: Elizabeth Rose Morris Ned/Peter: Geoff Mays Jackson/Freddy: Sean Ballantyne Writer Biography – Melinda-Catherine… Continue reading Female Festival 1st Scene Reading: PROSE, by Melinda-Catherine Gross
HIGHLIGHTS: December 2022 Film Festival Showcase
Showcase of the best FILMS in the world today. Audience Award Winners:Best Feature Film: THE CHANGING OCEANBest Long Form Short Film: True Believers At The Insurrection: Road To The CapitolBest Short Form Short Film: WAVESBest CInematography: AITO HINEBest Sound & Music: UMBILICAL CORDBest Performances: ZARDA Watch the Audience Feedback Video for each film: FIRST TO… Continue reading HIGHLIGHTS: December 2022 Film Festival Showcase
FEMALE Festival Best Scene: Ten to Midnight, by M Mantero De las Casas
Dead set on her environmental mission, a quixotic civil servant assembles a ragtag team of multinational oddballs to fight the system from within CAST LIST: Narrator: Steve Rizzo Mara: Val Cole Reporter/Luiza: Hannah Ehman Freya: Kyana Teresa
FEMALE Festival Best Scene: The Electric Eye by Kimberly Butler, Marissa Lessman
A middle aged woman finds herself convicted of murder in the 1930’s. She is sent to an all male prison in deep Southern Illinois to await her fate for a crime she may not have committed. Based on true events. CAST LIST: Narrator: Val Cole Marie: Kyana Teresa Young Roberta: Hannah Ehman
FEMALE Festival Best Scene Reading: Ready to Mingle, by Olivia Belluck
Ready to Mingle follows Dr. Millie Ward, a defensive self-help columnist for the clickbait-dependent news site Nova Press. Millie thrives on applying her analytical mind to patients she cannot see, snuggled in sweaters that ensure that no one can ever see her. After a lifetime of being told she would never be enough because of… Continue reading FEMALE Festival Best Scene Reading: Ready to Mingle, by Olivia Belluck
HIGHLIGHTS: Toronto November 2022 Film Festival Showcase
Showcase of the best FILMS in the world today. Audience Award Winners:Best Feature Film: ELLIDABest Short Film: ANATEVKABest Cinematography: EMPTY SPACESBest Performances: THE STAINBest Direction: BELLYBUTTONBest Sound & Music: FLO Watch the Audience Feedback Video for each film: ELLIDA, 85min., Switzerland, Drama/RelationshipsDirected by Leon MitchellProducer/Star: Katrina SyranWriter: Birgit Syran MyaardBased upon Henrik Ibsen’s famous play,… Continue reading HIGHLIGHTS: Toronto November 2022 Film Festival Showcase
HIGHLIGHTS: LA November 2022 Film Festival Showcase
Showcase of the best FILMS in the world today. Audience Award Winners:Best Feature Film: THE QUEEN’S ORPHANSBest Short Film: KUMARESAN COLLECTORBest Cinematography: THE RESISTANCEBest Performances: SCENE FROM A FUNERALBest Direction: SWIM Watch the Audience Feedback Video for each film: THE QUEEN’S ORPHANS, 2hr. 13min., Brazil, DramaDirected by Luiz Antônio Navarro Moreira Vieira MagalhãesRaised as Catholics… Continue reading HIGHLIGHTS: LA November 2022 Film Festival Showcase
Watch the Winning LGBTQ+ Feature Film Festival Today:
Originally posted on LGBTQ+ Toronto Film Festival:
Watch the Winning LGBTQ+ Feature Festival Today: FRANCHESKA: PRAIRIE QUEEN, 64min., Canada, DocumentaryDirected by Laura Lynn O’Grady It’s hard to be a superstar when you have a midnight frontline shift to show up for. Francheska: Prairie Queen follows the journey of Filipino care worker Francis (Kiko) Yutrago, as…
Interview with Filmmaker Marina Ziolkowski (19)
Originally posted on Matthew Toffolo's Summary:
19 was the winner of BEST FILM at the May 2020 Female Film Festival. Matthew Toffolo: What motivated you to make this film? Marina Ziolkowski: I wanted to talk about how psychological violence can lead to physical violence 2. From the idea to the finished product, how long…