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Issue #2: Pitching Now Open!
Today we’re excited to share with you all that Issue #2 of our digital magazine will release 1st September 2020…
REVIEW: The Last of Us Part II
When The Last of Us arrived in the summer of 2013 on the PlayStation 3, it was immediately met with…
REVIEW: The Truth (2020)
Japanese film director Hirokazu Kore-eda has been working steadily since the early 1990s and is internationally critically-acclaimed. He is a…
Jennifer Hudson Is Aretha Franklin In First Teaser For ‘Respect’
Following the rise of Aretha Franklin’s career from a child singing in her father’s church’s choir to her international superstardom, RESPECT is…
Reviews
REVIEW: The Truth (2020)
Japanese film director Hirokazu Kore-eda has been working steadily since the early 1990s and is internationally critically-acclaimed. He is a…
REVIEW: Stolen Fish (Sheffield Doc/Fest 2020)
Filmed in Gunjur, Gambia, Stolen Fish follows a steady stream of workers, carrying boxes of fish from the shore to…
REVIEW: Beyond the Mountain (We Are One 2020)
We Are One – A Global Film Festival Winner of the Best Feature award at last year’s Lleida Latin American…
REVIEW: Crazy World (We Are One 2020)
Wakaliwood, a film production company based in Uganda, has a small but fervent cult following that rivals the passion behind…
REVIEW: House of Hummingbird (2020)
Two films that I’ve seen this year have connected with me on a deeply personal level, despite one being about…
REVIEW: Eurovision Song Contest – The Story of Fire Saga (2020)
With the Covid -19 pandemic outbreak, the world is a very different place. It means the year 2020 has been…
REVIEW: Tremble All You Want (We Are One 2020)
We Are One – A Global Film Festival Twenty-something Yoshika (Mayu Matsuoka) has had a secret crush on her middle…
REVIEW: Six Stand-Out Shorts (We Are One 2020)
We Are One – A Global Film Festival The We Are One festival, which took place online from May 29…
REVIEW: And She Could Be Next (We Are One 2020)
We Are One: A Global Film Festival And She Could Be Next is a two-part documentary series that tells the…
REVIEW: Miss Juneteenth (2020)
Miss Juneteenth is a pageant for young Black women, one that combines charm school, the opportunity to receive an academic…
REVIEW: 7500 (2020)
Creating a film in a single location comes with its own set of problems, which are different to those on…
REVIEW: The King of Staten Island (2020)
When someone pictures a semi-biographical film centered on the life and psyche of a divisive figure like Pete Davidson, they…
REVIEW: The Uncertain Kingdom: Volume II (2020)
The Uncertain Kingdom, the ground-breaking anthology featuring original stories from twenty directors inspired by our uncertain reality, thought-provoking snapshots of…
REVIEW: The Uncertain Kingdom: Volume I (2020)
The Uncertain Kingdom, the ground-breaking anthology featuring original stories from twenty directors inspired by our uncertain reality, thought-provoking snapshots of…
Features + Interviews
Issue #2: Pitching Now Open!
Today we’re excited to share with you all that Issue #2 of our digital magazine will release 1st September 2020…
JumpCut Charity Initiative 2020: Blindspotting Twitter Watch Party
This year we have decided we want to see out our 2020 JumpCut Charity Initiative in style and what better…
INTERVIEW: ‘Jezebel’ Director Numa Perrier
[This interview was featured in Issue #1 of our magazine] Numa Perrier welcomes the alluring world of a fetish cam…
Nemo’s Lucky Fin: Examining the Representation of Physical Disability in Film
In 1947, Harold Russell, a war veteran who lost both his hands, won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor…
The Dark Side of Fame: Addiction and Exploitation of Female Musicians in Film
Thick black eyeliner, smeared glitter, and a messy hairstyle: the perfect look for the leading woman of a band. Screaming…
The Human Cost of Netflix
2015 was a crazy time. Trump was talking about running for President. Brexit hadn’t happened. And there was another story…
Alma Har’el and the Therapy of Honey Boy
[This feature was written for Issue #1 of our Magazine] The visionary work of female directors is finally starting to…
INTERVIEW: Fanny Lye Deliver’d Director Thomas Clay
Fanny Lye Deliver’d marks director Thomas Clay’s return to filmmaking after 11 long years, most of those spent working on…
INTERVIEW: Dickinson Costume Designer John Dunn
John Dunn is an Emmy-nominated costume designer whose TV work includes Hunters, Castle Rock, Vinyl, Boardwalk Empire and Mad Men….
Patron Exclusive Podcast – Episode #1: Inception
We’re excited to share with you the first Patron-exclusive podcast episode! This is something we have been wanting to bring…
INTERVIEW: The Short History of the Long Road Director Ani Simon-Kennedy
“The Short History of the Long Road” is a new take on the road trip movie, starring Sabrina Carpenter as…
INTERVIEW: Dickinson Cinematographer Tim Orr
Cinematographer Tim Orr has worked on films including Seeking a Friend for the End of the World (directed by Lorene…
