Zwigato, Review: Wobbligato
Zwigato, Review: Wobbligato Too good to be true-life, Zwigato might have been inspired by true incidents. The narrative does try to convey that feel. At first, it sucks you in with its no blemish couple and their ideal family. But then the layers come off one by one. There are tropes galore, masquerading as plot […]
„When the Woodlark Sings“ – Nominee at the Digital Griffix Film Awards Montreal
Wonderful! Our film is nominated for the BEST FIRST TIME DIRECTOR at the Digital Griffix Film Awards in MONTREAL, Canada! Here is a quote from the film festival about the jury: “Our jury is composed of award-winning filmmakers who perfectly understand the hard work put into independent filmmaking!” We are overjoyed and very proud! Thank […]
„When the Woodlark Sings“ – Book with Photos
Great news! As a prelude to the movie premiere, a book with photos by members of the film team has been published! The book by Ana Bilić contains selected film stills, set photos and photos of rehearsals that she took herself. A special selection! Included is also her statement about the film as a director. […]
„When the Woodlark Sings“ – Official Selection at the SANFICI
GREAT NEWS! Official Selection in INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION at SANFICI – Santander Festival internacional de cine independiente in Bucaramanga, Colombia! SANFICI promises “5 intense days of the best independent cinema”! Our film will be shown on February 23, 2023 at 4pm at the Auditorio Luis A. Calvo – which makes us tremendously happy because the auditorium […]
„When the Woodlark Sings“ – Honorable Mention & Official Selection at the Florence Film Awards
We are delighted that our film received the HONORABLE MENTION for BEST ORIGINAL SCORE and at the same time the OFFICIAL SELECTION for BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY at the Florence Film Awards in Italy! We are honored that our film was very well received in the beautiful city of Florence! We thank all our film […]
Rabia and Olivia, Review: A loving, fatherless nanny and a motherless, disturbed girl
Rabia and Olivia, Review: A loving, fatherless nanny and a motherless, disturbed girl It is not too often that an Indie film, having Canadian and Indian actors, strikes a few right chords, avoids the obvious and delivers a credible ending. Rabia and Olivia seems to have languished in the cans for some time, going by […]
Khela Hobe, Review: Om Puri lives, six years after his death
Khela Hobe, Review: Om Puri lives, six years after his death Your gut reaction on seeing a film like Khela Hobe is to lambast it, tear it to shreds and dump it in the bin. You can have a field day showcasing your linguistic prowess and delivering a lecture on the prolific use of demeaning […]
Main Raj Kapoor Ho Gaya, Review: A drunk, moping, slum-dweller, and his three muses
Main Raj Kapoor Ho Gaya, Review: A drunk, moping, slum-dweller, and his three muses Most films have at least a semblance of reference to the title. Some, though, choose to get philosophical when picking a moniker for their screen vehicle. Then there those that have a prosaic sentence as the title, and neither prose nor […]
„When the Woodlark Sings“ – Official Selection on the 4theatre Film Festival
Very nice news! Official Selection in the category BEST DIRECTOR at the 4THEATRE SELECTION Film Festival in the USA. The film festival selects the best films among thousands of projects from all over the world. We are honored and very happy to be selected! ☞ Watch the trailer: https://youtu.be/oXuEJiN3rD0 ☞ Watch the music-clip: https://youtu.be/sDsy_MdP4gE ☞ More information: https://heidelerche-film.cittador.com/ […]
MISSING PERSON – SEMI-FINALIST at the WACO FAMILY AND FAITH INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL
MISSING PERSON – redux – a James W. Hawk semi-finalist narrative short film, is LIVE NOW on YouTube HERE IS THE YOUTUBE LINK: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lqPD6N1fV0M MISSING PERSON – a narrative live-action short film, was a SEMI-FINALIST at the WACO FAMILY AND FAITH INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL and has been screened at 11 film festivals/venues on 3 continents. […]
