Kate Moran On The “Sweeping Majesty” Of ‘Savage State’ And Working In Paris
There are countless transplants who hit the United States to embark on a film and television career. Kate Moran went the other route, as the actress currently lives and works in Paris. Her latest feature is the ambitious and breathtakingly shot Savage State. She talked to us about this auteur driven epic, working Paris, and why Robert Frank’s Me and My Brother is one of her all-time favorite features.
Fifty (50) Blu-Ray & DVD Giveaway From Deepest Dream And CinemAddicts!
I’m trying to increase the subscriptions to my Deepest Dream and CinemAddicts YouTube channels. Thus, 50 DVDs/Blu-rays are being offered up this week! Rules are below!
Review: Emotional And Creepy ‘The Wolf House’ Is An “Animated Masterpiece”
The Wolf House (2018) (Shudder and VOD rental), directed by Joaquin Cociña and Cristóbal León, is an animated masterpiece that has to be experienced by any fan of experimental filmmaking. Like Jan Svankmajer and The Brothers Quay, Cociña and León redefine the emotional, creepy, and dark paths possible through animation.
Find Your Film Reviews: Ramin Bahrani’s ‘The White Tiger’ Roars With Cinematic Abandon
Filmmaker Ramin Bahrani’s The White Tiger, based on the New York Times bestseller, centers on a poor villager’s (Adarsh Gourav) rise to a cunning entrepreneur in modern India. All three of us at the Find Your Film podcast gave this self-assured and pointed epic high marks. We also conduct our inaugural Find Your Film awards. Take a listen!
Frank Stallone Talks ‘Stallone: Frank, That Is’ And Reflects On Diverse Career
Now available on Digital and VOD, Stallone: Frank, That Is takes an informative and engaging look at Frank Stallone’s career. Running at 73 minutes, the doc displays the versatility of Stallone as an actor and overall entertainer. I’m a huge fan of Stallone’s forays into big band music, and he also delivers some great movie recommendations as well!
Find Your Film Reviews ‘The Marksman,’ ‘Some Kind of Heaven’ and ‘A Thousand Cuts’
Along with our weekly movie recommendations, we review three new movies on Find Your Film. Two of them are documentaries (Some Kind of Heaven and A Thousand Cuts), and the other is Liam Neeson’s latest (The Marksman). Show breakdown and podcast audio is below!
Lance Oppenheim Talks ‘Some Kind of Heaven,’ Florida Influences, And Darren Aronofsky Collaboration
