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Phyllis Grae Grande in Excuse Me, Miss, Miss, Miss (2019)

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Lorcan Finnegan thriller ‘Nocebo’ among 14 selected for 2019 Macao project market
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Work in Progress strand will also return for a second year.

The Iffam Project Market (Ipm) has unveiled 14 films that will be presented during the three-day event in Macao, which runs December 6-8.

They include supernatural revenge thriller Nocebo from Irish director Lorcan Finnegan, who’s Vivarium was in Cannes Critic’s Week this year, and The Day And Night Of Brahma, a family drama by South African director Sheetal Magan, whose short Paraya was presented in Cannes Directors Fortnight.

Other titles include coming-of-age feature Uk Kei from Portuguese director Leonor Teles, the youngest director to have ever won the...
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  • 10/28/2019
  • by 1100453¦Michael Rosser¦9¦
  • ScreenDaily
Phyllis Grande's Haunted Explores The True Horrors Behind An Urban Legend
The annual Cinema One Originals festival is just around the corner in the Philippines and by far - By Far - the film that I am most curious about in this year's line up is Phyllis Grande's documentary Haunted: A Last Visit To The Red House. The trailer for this one is recently arrived and it makes for fascinating viewing. Grande takes the structure of a horror film with her crew exploring the urban legends of a ruined building out in a remote location. It's a crumbling and desolate place and it's no surprise at all to learn of persistent rumors of hauntings on the site. And then Grande pulls the rug out by getting to the true history of the place, used during World...

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  • 11/16/2017
  • Screen Anarchy
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