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Hong Sang-soo may not be South Korea’s most revered director in the era of Bong Joon Ho, but no filmmaker from the region has been more consistent in his output, or more productive. 924 more words via ‘The Woman Who Ran’ Review: Hong Sang-soo’s Charming Look at Smart Women Dealing With Annoying Men — IndieWire

This summer, Jordan Peele’s much-anticipated fresh take on the blood-chilling urban legend, “Candyman,” will be unleashed on theater screens nationwide, under the direction of rising filmmaker… 643 more words via ‘Candyman’ Trailer: Jordan Peele’s Anticipated ‘Spiritual Sequel’ Revives the Bloody Legend — IndieWire

For his latest cinematic adventure, iconoclastic auteur Werner Herzog is tackling a subject close to his heart: his bond with travel writer Bruce Chatwin, who passed away in 1989 after privately fighting HIV for five years. 345 more words via Werner Herzog’s ‘Nomad’ Trailer: Auteur’s Latest Film Follows Life of ‘Kindred Spirit’ Bruce Chatwin — IndieWire

As the entire film industry reacted to images of convicted rapist Harvey Weinstein being led to jail in handcuffs, women at the 2020 Berlin Film Festival had much to celebrate. 2,258 more words via Berlin 2020 Empowered Women Directors and Hinted at a Better Future for Europe’s Film Festivals — IndieWire

A year after “Mr. Jones,” Polish director Agnieszka Holland has made another fascinating but disjointed biopic about a little-known figure whose story helps to reveal the soul of 20th century Europe. 952 more words via ‘Charlatan’ Review: Agnieszka Holland’s Biopic About a Dubious Communist Healer Is Fascinating — IndieWire

Damien Chazelle’s first movie since his tragically underseen “First Man” will be a limited series for Netflix, which has released an alluring first teaser trailer. 332 more words via ‘The Eddy’ First Trailer: Follow Andre Holland Into Damian Chazelle’s Jazzy Netflix Drama Series — IndieWire

Three years ago, Universal rebooted its “Dark Universe” — a stable of classic monster characters still beloved almost nine decades after their Hollywood debut. First was “The Mummy” in 2017, starring Tom Cruise; budgeted around $125 million, the studio hoped to launch a major new franchise. 717 more words via ‘The Invisible Man’ Will Lead the… Continue reading ‘The Invisible Man’ Will Lead the Box Office in Another Low-Budget Blumhouse Win — IndieWire

Drunken TV news cameraman Jake Garner thought he was tackling an intruder. But no, Jake just took out the fantastically attractive dog sitter. Mortified, Jake does what any man would who has just been dumped right before Christmas would do—give the offended party all his ex’s things. Meanwhile, Blue Jones is determined to do […] via… Continue reading 1st Scene Screenplay Reading of Blue Christmas, by Bethany Maines — Romance Film & Screenplay Festival – Submit your romance genre screenplay or short film and get it showcased at the FEEDBACK Film Festival

Logline: Beneath the veneer of a burgeoning wine empire in post-war Napa Valley, deceit, lies, and forbidden secrets threaten to destroy a family and everyone they love. Genre: Serial Drama/Romance/History Adaptation of The Winemakers by Jan Moran, with Dallas Jones, screenwriter known for Stephen King’s new CUJO. CAST LIST: Narration – LOGAN FORSYTH Charles (40s) […]… Continue reading ROMANCE TV Show Best Scene Reading: THE WINEMAKERS, by Jan Moran — Romance Film & Screenplay Festival – Submit your romance genre screenplay or short film and get it showcased at the FEEDBACK Film Festival

Dr. Jekyll has perfected a formula that will allow him to be the person he feels he is inside. CAST LIST: NARRATION – DIANA FRANZ Utterson – 1 – GENE ABELA Father – 18 – SEAN BALLANTYNE Henry – 18 – THOMAS FOURMIER — Producer/Director: Matthew Toffolo http://www.matthewtoffolo.com Festival Moderators: Matthew Toffolo, Rachel Elder Casting […]… Continue reading ROMANCE Best Scene Reading: In Hyding, by Carlos Perez — Romance Film & Screenplay Festival – Submit your romance genre screenplay or short film and get it showcased at the FEEDBACK Film Festival