With the recent cinema re-release of the newly restored THE NUN – Jacques Rivette’s French New Wave classic from 1966, initially banned in France upon release, we’ve seen a resurgence in tackling of religious issues on screen. With a constantly troubling news cycle dominating our cultural conversations, there seems to
https://youtu.be/doRMAsy9Gnw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rkl1XNwklgs In a fantasy world of dragons, magic and myths, four Dwarves are mining in the dangerous Dragon Mountain when a sudden, violent explosion causes a cave in, trapping the Dwarves inside. With oxygen getting low and supplies dwindling the group must work together to figure a way out before it’s
Seawolf, a queer short film about wild youth, rave culture, sexual discovery and chewing gum, is seeking to attract additional fundings. Seawolf is taking a leap forward by officially launching it’s Kickstarter Crowdfunding Campaign on the 20th of July 2018. Best described as a coming of age drama set in the Midlands
Padraig Reynolds is a writer, known for The Election (2007), Rites of Spring (2011) and The Devil's Dolls (2016). Welcome back to FrightFest, OPEN 24 HOURS is your third time being represented. Why is it important you show your movies at the UK’s premier festival? FrightFest is the best horror festival in
This new short film from director Kate Cheeseman (Roadkiller, Love Somehow) follows the young character of Evie, the new girl at school, who one day suffers an attack on her walk home. It tells the story via the use of flashbacks and flash-forwards as we slowly discover the truth surrounding
