Drama Tag Archive

Animation, Asides

Abita

Shoko Hara and Paul Brenner’s graduate thesis animation Abita, poignantly tells the story of Fukushima children who dream of being able to play in an

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Live Action, Podcasts

DN309: Hatch – Christoph Kuschnig

Christoph Kuschnig joins us to discuss the challenges of working with newborn actors and why characters don’t need to be likeable to be compelling.

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Live Action

Kendy Ty Gets His Retro Fight on in New Short ‘Smoke’

Picking up the pace with new personal project Smoke, Kendy lets his inner retro gamer loose for a beat ‘em up extravaganza which is part tribute to Drive,

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Live Action

Innocence is Lost & Heroes Discovered in Christopher Guinness’ ‘Captain T&T’

Whilst some superheroes are born and others are made, discovering exactly what super power you have at your disposal can take a certain amount of trial and

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Asides, Live Action

Mémoires Vives (Memorium)

When we last featured the work of French filmmaker Fabrice Mathieu it was for In the Shadow, his noir tale of a shadow forced to break away from its despicable

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Live Action, Podcasts

DN307: Camelot – Robin Mason

Robin Mason joins us to discuss using story as a device for understanding difficult situations in his debut suburban noir short 'Camelot'.

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Art & Fashion, Live Action

All:Expanded Blur the Lines Between Fashion, Music & Narrative in ‘Providence’

All:Expanded’s multi-faceted debut Providence marks them as a creative force to be reckoned with right out of the gate as they blur the lines between

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Live Action

The Truth Behind the Lies in Lewis Arnold’s ‘Charlie Says’

NFTS graduate Lewis Arnold reveals the inspiration behind his short film 'Charlie Says' and gives Directors Notes an insight into its production.

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Live Action

Experimentation Becomes an Examination of the Importance of Human Connection in Alex Bohs’ ‘MUM’

One of the most inspiring things about filmmaking is that alongside the projects which you obsess over and nurture for years, sometimes come films which appear

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Music Video

ALB’s ‘Whispers’ Transforms the Music Promo into an Interactive Trojan Horse of Surprises

If you took the Luna Brothers’ Girls, mashed it together with the persistent bunny boiler aspects of Basic Instinct and then took a match to your life, that

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Live Action, Podcasts

DN306: Floating Skyscrapers – Tomasz Wasilewski

Taking the festival circuit by storm, Tomasz Wasilewski’s second feature Floating Skyscrapers, tackles the themes of searching for one’s true identity and

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Live Action, Podcasts

DN305: Vatten – Niclas Larsson

In Swedish director Niclas Larsson's debut short Vatten, a lonely girl discovers a mysterious unconditional love during a late night swim. Niclas joins us to

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