Elena Kampouris Explores ‘Wifelike’ And Reflects On Passion For Greece
It was over three years ago that I first noticed the acting talents of Elena Kampouris, thanks to Summer Night and Before I Fall. When interview opportunities surfaced for her new film Wifelike, I jumped at the chance. Both the movie and the interviewee were highlights of this week. Check out the interview below as Kampouris reflects on the Wifelike’s subversive dynamics and why her My Big Fat Greek Wedding experience has left an indelible impact.
I Love My Dad’s James Morosini And Claudia Sulewski Talk Storytelling Approach And Favorite Films
As a fan of Claudia Sulewski’s YouTube Channel, I was looking forward to the I Love My Dad interview. That excitement increased since the movie, is a good one (I gave it ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ on the Find Your Film podcast). I Love My Dad director/writer/actor James Morosini is also a talent, so check out this quick interview for some pretty interesting artistic insights!
Find Your Film 127: ‘I Love My Dad,’ ‘Tin Can,’ ‘Prey,’ ‘Slapface’
The latest Find Your Film episode is up, as hosts Bruce Purkey, Eric Holmes, and I have several films to recommend this week. Cringe driven comedy (I Love My Dad), body horror (Tin Can), horror/thriler (Slapface), and a Predator prequel (Prey) are on the menu!
Jeremiah Kipp Talks ‘Slapface’ And ‘Frankenstein’ Approach To Narrative
The oft-used phrase “write your story” applies to the immersive, first rate horror/thriller Slapface. Writer-director Jeremiah Kipp pulled elements from his grandfather’s life to give his narrative an authentic feel. With locked in collaboration from producer/actor Mike Manning, cinematographer Dominick Sivilli, and lead actor August Maturo, Kipp has cooked up a delicious cinematic meal. The interview was just as appetizing, as references to director Samuel Fuller, Huckleberry Finn, and Mary Shelley were sprinkled throughout our talk. Check out our Find Your Film interview with Kipp below!
Dale Dickey and Wes Studi Craft An Inspired “Love Song” In Colorado
A Love Song, a Southwest Colorado set tale about a widow (Dale Dickey) who is waiting for a childhood friend (Wes Studi) at a campsite, marks Max Walker-Silverman’s feature film debut. It’s a quiet film with a surprising level of emotional power, and I hope both Dickey and Studi receive awards consideration this season. My video interview with Dickey and Studi is below.
Interview: Jang Hyuk Talks ‘The Killer,’ Shooting Action Scenes, And Love For ‘Rocky’
Now playing in select theaters, The Killer centers on a retired hitman named Ui Gang (The Swordsman’s Jang Hyuk) whose girlfriend is vacationing with her friend at Jeju Island. He agrees to take her of Yoon-ji (, the 17-year-old daughter of his girlfriend’s traveling companion. During the next three weeks, Ui Gang ends up protecting the teenager from a multitude of shady characters. Jang Hyuk talked to Deepest Dream about his new film and cited why The Godfather and Rocky are among his favorite films.
Kim Coates Delves Into Thriller and Mental Health Aspects of ‘Neon Lights’
Now available On Digital and On Demand, Neon Lights centers on Clay Amani (Dana Abraham), an introverted tech figure who attempts to reunite his estranged family. Kim Coates (Sons of Anarchy, Bad Blood) is Denver Kane, a mysterious figure who has a crippling hold on Clay’s psyche. Coates talked to Deepest Dream about his motivations behind acting and producing this indie project.
Alba Baptista: ‘Mrs. Harris Goes To Paris’ Is A “Breathtaking” Movie Experience
