Directed by Soegimitro Boom Ratings: 7/10 There is something quietly audacious about Luno & Luna: Save The Earth. In a moment when AI-generated imagery still provokes suspicion in cinematic circles, director Soegimitro Boom arrives not with an apology but with a manifesto — a film that places generative AI at the very centre of its […]
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Directed by Jorge Malpica Ratings: 9.7/10 Grief, the poets tell us, is not a thing you get over. It is a thing you get wet with. You carry it the way the ocean carries salt — invisibly, completely, until everything you touch tastes of it. Jorge Malpica knows this. And in Somos Agua, his quietly
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GHOSTING AMONG GHOSTS Directed by Élise Tandé Ratings:★★★★☆ (7/10) There is something almost paradoxical about a film set in Málaga — a city of blinding light, warm stone, and perpetual human noise — choosing to explore the quiet, cold phenomenon of being ignored. But that tension is precisely where Élise Tandé’s Ghosting Among Ghosts finds
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Two Visionary Screenplays, One Unforgettable Season at the Pageant Film Festival Every season at the Pageant Film Festival, scripts arrive carrying the quiet promise of cinema yet to be born. Some stories unfold gently, others explode with imagination. But occasionally, a pair of screenplays emerges that not only captivate the jury but also spark a
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Duda Gorter – Director Duda Gorter is a Brazil-based independent filmmaker and storyteller whose artistic journey reflects a deep commitment to performance, narrative, and visual expression. With roots firmly planted in theatre, Gorter began her creative career as an actress, developing a strong understanding of character, stage presence, and dramatic structure. This early immersion in
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Scott Hand – Director & Screenwriter Scott Hand grew up in Wildwood, New Jersey, where his lifelong passion for movies and film history first began. A dedicated movie buff and historian, he has long been interested in preserving stories connected to art, culture, and entertainment. In addition to filmmaking, Scott authored a book about Wildwood’s
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synopsis: A young princess named Elena celebrates her sixteenth birthday but the celebration ends with an unpleasant turn of events, forcing Elena to journey across the world to seek protection from the kingdom Ravsaltion. 1. First of all I would like to congratulate you for your project Cosmic Dawn – Meera & Tiatha Scene is
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1. What inspired the creation of the character’s backstory, specifically the choice to incorporate a traumatic foster home experience into the narrative? The backstory of the abusive foster home is actually used to set up the character’s development. It provides an explanation why Richard Spong becomes so driven. The anti-protagonist does many reprehensible maneuvering while
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Born in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, Persian-American screenwriter, actor, editor and directorArmin Nasseri has been acting since the age of 14 andhas worked on both studio and several independentprojects beginning in Wilmington, North Carolina. Inhis early 20’s, Armin moved to Southern California andattended the American Academy of Dramatic Arts andcontinued his education at both L.A. City
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