BRWC spoke to Matthew Tibbenham, director of Surviving Confession. Why filmmaking, Matthew? Matthew Tibbenham: Because I have no real skills! But seriously, I’m a creative person, but for the life of me, I can’t draw, paint, or sculpt. What else is a creative person like myself supposed to do apart from be
TOLKIEN: Nicholas Hoult & Lily Collins Chat Nicholas Hoult's breakthrough role came in the 2002 comedy-drama film About a Boy before transitioning to adult roles with the drama film A Single Man and the classical fantasy Clash of the Titans. He was cast as the mutant Hank McCoy in Matthew Vaughn's
Ahead of Horror Channel’s UK TV premieres of THE DEAD 2 and OFFENSIVE, (part of the FrightFest season), brothers Howard and Jon Ford discuss the trials and tribulations of filmmaking, healing wounds and why THE DEAD 3 won’t be happening any time soon… Horror Channel will be launching their massive 13-night
As far as young actor Jesse Ray Sheps is concerned, any film set that serves hot pizza for lunch is the goods! We spoke to the young star of Such a Funny Life (opening August in select theaters) about his ‘piping hot’ new movie. What a wild year you’re having! Tell
Alison Klayman, the award-winning filmmaker behind Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry, has returned with her new film The Brink, an observational documentary focusing on controversial political figure Steve Bannon. I caught up with Alison Klayman to discuss the film, how it came to be, and what challenges she faced. Steve Bannon couldn’t be
