IFFBoston ’16 Review: Always Shine
Beth (Caitlin FitzGerald) is a young actress who seemingly has got everything going for her – she’s continually working, and making residuals off her commercial work.
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IFFBoston ’16 Q&A – Haveababy
A short clip with HAVEABABY Director Amanda Micheli following the screening of the film at the Independent Film Festival of Boston.
IFFBoston ’16 Q&A: The Peacemaker
Following the IFFBoston screening of THE PEACEMAKER at the Brattle Theatre, director James Demo and Padraig O’Malley answer some questions about the film.
Five Nights in Maine – IFFBoston Q&A
In this video, “Five Nights in Maine” Director Maris Curran talks about her film, the cast, and the unique way the film was shot! Take a look, and read our review.
IFFBoston ’16 Review: Five Nights in Maine
Imagine learning more about someone you loved posthumously, but through someone they didn’t get along with? “Five Nights in Maine,” from Writer/Director Maris Curran is a really interesting story of mourning, starring David Oyelowo and the incredible Dianne Wiest.
IFFBoston ’16 Review: The Hollars
John Krasinski takes the directing chair for the first time since “Brief Interviews with Hideous Men” with this sweet ensemble dramedy. “The Hollers,” led by Krasinski, also stars Anna Kendrick, Sharlto Copley, Richard Jenkins, and Margo Martingale.
IFFBoston 2016 Pro-Tips!
I’m loving the theme for this years IFFBoston, “Make it Yours!” So, to help, I’m reposting my short IFFBoston veteran’s pro-tips list for 2016. What Should I See?
IFFBoston ’16 Spotlight: Paperback
A pizza cook who’s never left his college town meets the woman of his dreams, only to find out there’s a huge roadblock to them being together. “Paperback,” is writer, director, and lead actor Adam Bowers second feature film since his Sundance premiere “New Low.” The film had its premiere at the 2015 Austin Film …
IFFBoston ’16 Spotlight: Donald Cried
“Donald Cried,” is the story of Peter Latang (Jesse Wakeman), who returns to his hometown of Warwick Rhode Island to bury his Grandmother. From working class roots, he’s reinvented himself as a slick Wall Street mover and shaker. Peter loses his wallet, and is stranded, and the only person he can think of to help …
IFFBoston ’16 Spotlight: The Anthropologist
“The Anthropologist” is the parallel stories of two women, Margaret Mead, who popularized cultural anthropology in America, and Susie Crate, an environmental anthropologist currently studying the impact of climate change.