Drama Tag Archive

Live Action

Larry Mannequin

Merlin Bronques’ Larry Mannequin casts his scathing eye around the preening, self obsessed epicentre of ‘the scene’ and finds it and everyone

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Live Action

From Darkness

Canadian writer/director Andrew Erin enlists the acting powers of Michael Biehn, star of science fiction classics The Terminator and Aliens, to headline

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Live Action

Restless

Sometimes critics describe a film as pointless. I’m not sure how valid a critique that is as really it could be applied to all films save for

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Live Action

Two Friendly Ghosts

In one of the most startlingly original pieces of storytelling you’re likely to see in short film all year, Parker Ellerman’s Two Friendly Ghosts

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Animation, Podcasts

DN239: Fubar – HaZ Dulull

If like me it’s your natural instinct to avoid online cat movies at all costs, HaZ Dulull’s epic conspiracy, battlefield short Fubar is likely to

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Live Action

The Camera

Shot whilst on vacation on a budget of $50, Peter Lewis’ debut short The Camera tells the story of a solitary girl who finds a mysterious camera that

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Live Action

Michael

Markus Schleinzer tackles one of society’s greatest crimes in his disturbing debut feature about the banality of evil, 'Michael'.

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Music Video

Fine | Pryntyl

The sound of one hand clapping may still be a question up for debate, but in Fine, the story of a soldier’s birth, life and death, Italian filmmaker

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Live Action

Life Just Is: Finishing the Film

Back in April 2011, I wrote a piece for DN detailing the journey that I undertook with my debut feature (as writer/director), Life Just Is, as we went From

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Awards, Live Action, Podcasts

DN235: Chalk – Martina Amati

We’re joined this week by BAFTA winning director Martina Amati to discuss her recently BAFTA nominated short Chalk, set on the verge of puberty, within

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Animation, Art & Fashion, Documentary

Internet Story | Bradley Manning Had Secrets

Taking a not too dissimilar approach to what we saw in Smith & Foulkes’ The Chase but ramping up the mysterious narrative, Adam Butcher’s

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Live Action

Young Adult

Young Adult is the age old tale of the girl that left her small town for the bright lights of the big city because she was just too damn popular to stay in

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