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In Eva Victor’s debut feature, a professor, played by Victor herself works to come to terms with her past trauma over a five-year period, which unfolds nonlinearly. The film screens as part of the 2025 Sundance Film Festival’s U.S. Dramatic Competition. Mia Cioffi Henry, best known for The Surrogate and herself a professor, served as the film’s cinematographer. She explicates the challenges of shooting a scene when the director is in front of the camera and how she captured her protagonist’s isolation below. See all responses to our annual Sundance cinematographer interviews here. Filmmaker: How and why did you wind up […]

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In Eva Victor’s debut feature, a professor, played by Victor herself works to come to terms with her past trauma over a five-year period, which unfolds nonlinearly. The film screens as part of the 2025 Sundance Film Festival’s U.S. Dramatic Competition. Mia Cioffi Henry, best known for The Surrogate and herself a professor, served as the film’s cinematographer. She explicates the challenges of shooting a scene when the director is in front of the camera and how she captured her protagonist’s isolation below. See all responses to our annual Sundance cinematographer interviews here. Filmmaker: How and why did you wind up […]

The post “Snapshots of a Memory of Our Character”: Dp Mia Cioffi Henry on Sorry, Baby first appeared on Filmmaker Magazine.

General Hospital spoilers and updates tease a big summer with big shockers ahead for Gh fans. Both stars and their bosses reveal new characters and a surprise return-and per Frank Valentini, it’s a “him”!

General Hospital Spoilers – Buckle Up, Buttercup, It’s Going To Be A Bumpy Ride!

The General Hospital team is gearing up for an exciting summer ahead; with new characters and a surprise return, fans of the soap opera have plenty to anticipate.

However, brace yourselves for some major shockers as well-this summer promises to be filled with captivating storylines, potential romantic shakeups, and an unexpected comeback.

On The Red Carpet, we caught up with the “Gh” team at the 51st Daytime Emmy Awards, where they proudly took home four trophies, including best dramatic series.

Steve Burton shared some insights, mentioning their progress with the FBI and expressing his desire for Jason Morgan and Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) to reconcile.

Several months ago, we shared the teaser trailer for the supernatural horror film Surrogate, which stars Kestie Morassi in her return to the horror genre, sixteen years after she crossed paths with serial killer Mick Taylor in Wolf Creek (watch it Here). When we shared that trailer, which is embedded above, a release date hadn’t yet been announced for Surrogate. But now we know when we’re going to have the chance to see the movie. Surrogate will be available to watch – transactional VOD – through Amazon as of September 2nd. Starting September 16th, it will also be available on Tubi and GoogleTV, courtesy of Indie Rights.

David Willing makes his feature directorial debut with Surrogate, working from a screenplay he wrote with Beth King. The film finds Morassi in the role of Natalie Paxton,

a single mother and nurse who is rushed to hospital after suffering massive internal bleeding.

D.J. McPherson.

Victorian-based writer D.J. McPherson has won the Truant Pictures screenplay competition with her project His Name Is Jeremiah.

McPherson’s screenplay is said to have stood out to judges with for its “rich character work, strong on-the-page craft and a twisted plot that kept readers guessing until the very end.”

Set in a rural Australian town, His Name Is Jeremiah tells the story of a teen struggling to adjust after her estranged mother returns from jail. Feeling lost and alone, the teen develops a dangerous obsession with a missing boy, setting off a chain of events that unfold mysteries from the past and present.

McPherson has been awarded a $5,000 cash prize, a hot desk for one week at Truant Pictures’ office in Sydney, and mentorship from Truant’s development and production executives Toby Nalbandian and Greg Schmidt.

Truant Pictures is the live-action genre arm of Animal Logic Entertainment,...

For the week of July 15th, we have giant rats, a handful of indie horror movies, a David Cronenberg classic and a killer Scarlett Johansson sci-fi thriller all coming our way on Blu-ray and DVD.

Criterion is releasing a brand new Blu-ray/DVD combo of the horror classic Scanners and Scream Factory is continuing their Summer of Fear with their latest release, Deadly Eyes, as well. Jonathan Glazer’s stunning sci-fi film Under the Skin is also getting its home release on Tuesday and, for all you shark movie fans out there, Anchor Bay’s put together a fun four pack of some recent shark-related titles perfect for a camp-tastic marathon one night.

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Scanners (Criterion Collection, Blu-ray/DVD Combo & DVD)

From Criterion Collection comes the Director- Approved Dual-Format Blu-ray and DVD Special Edition Feature of Scanners which includes a new, restored 2K digital film transfer, supervised by director David Cronenberg,...

Shannon Tweed is a beautiful woman. She is also an intelligent woman, as it takes more than beauty to sustain a career that will last this long. Shannon Lee Tweed was born on March 10, 1957 in St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada. Her star sign is Pisces. Her father ran a mink ranch in Markland, Canada where Shannon was raised with her sisters, Tracy, Sara and Kim and her brothers Lance and Jeff. Her father was in a automobile crash and was severely injured. Her mother struggled to support her and seven children all alone while her husband was recuperating. It took a long time for him to recover and eventually, Mrs. Tweed was forced to sell the ranch. She did not tell her husband what she had done to survive and when he found out, he divorced her. Mrs. Tweed moved her family to her home town of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. There, Shannon...