Drama Tag Archive

Live Action, Podcasts

DN208: Island – Brek Taylor & Elizabeth Mitchell

Brek Taylor and Elizabeth Mitchell discuss their psychological drama feature debut 'Island' - a haunting tale of yearning, retribution and redemption.

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Live Action

The Messenger

The adage is such a part of the fabric of filmmaking these days, that it’s hard to know if Akira Kurosawa originated or articulately restated it when he

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Live Action

Year Zero – OFFF Barcelona 2011 Main Titles

Playing much more like the opening to a movie depicting a vision of a dystopian, totalitarian future than a festival title sequence, Mischa Rozema’s

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Animation

Twin Bricks

So lego recreations are done all the time now, but this is special. Mainly just because it’s very funny, and we all love Twin Peaks a little more then we

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Live Action

Charlie

We didn’t get round to posting this at the time, but having just wrapped a DN interview with director Luke Snellin, who impressed us all with his Virgin

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Asides, Live Action

The War of the Worlds HDR Timelapse

Deciding he’d prefer to tell a classic story rather than simply create some eye candy for his timelapse showreel piece, Rafael Asquith gather HDR jpegs

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Live Action

Meek’s Cutoff

Pace can all too often be an under-valued tool in the world of filmmaking with the speed at which a narrative unravels regularly a deciding factor in a films

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Live Action

Le Quattro Volte

Inanimate objects and cinema have never been the very best of friends. Despite attempts to personify them, some better than others (Ramin Bahrani’s 18

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Art & Fashion, Asides, Live Action

Salazar & Lifetime Collective

Canadian production outfit Salazar apply their talents to a pair of intriguing fashion films for Lifetime Collective.

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Live Action, Podcasts

DN205: Animal Control – Kire Paputts

The hidden life of an Animal Services worker by day / taxidermist by night may be the last place you’d expect to find a touching story of friendship

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Live Action

Win Win

Win Win isn’t a bad way of describing director Tom McCarthy’s career behind the camera to date, although Win Nominate might be slightly more

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Animation, Art & Fashion

Half

With elements of Gondry’s Sugar Water and the 1000 Journals project, Alex Bohs’ Half is a touching split-screen tale of chance encounters and

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