Programme includes five completed films, six works-in-progress, nine development.
The programme for the 2021 edition of Polish Days industry event includes Lipstick On The Glass, the latest film from Polish director Kuba Czekaj.
Czekaj’s film, which is currently in post-production, is participating as one of six works-in-progress, alongside nine titles in development and five completed films.
The film follows a woman who is induced to abandon her gangster husband to join a feminist sect.
It is produced by Paweł Kosuń and Agnieszka Janowska for Poland’s Centrala Film, and Arek Gielnik for Germany’s Indi Film.
The film will be...
The programme for the 2021 edition of Polish Days industry event includes Lipstick On The Glass, the latest film from Polish director Kuba Czekaj.
Czekaj’s film, which is currently in post-production, is participating as one of six works-in-progress, alongside nine titles in development and five completed films.
The film follows a woman who is induced to abandon her gangster husband to join a feminist sect.
It is produced by Paweł Kosuń and Agnieszka Janowska for Poland’s Centrala Film, and Arek Gielnik for Germany’s Indi Film.
The film will be...
- 7/28/2021
- by Ben Dalton
- ScreenDaily
Rage
2010 USA 85min
Writer and Director: Chris Witherspoon
Starring: Rick Crawford, Audrey Walker, Chris Witherspoon, Anna Lodej, and M.L. Maltz
Review by J Astro
Rage was handed to me for review with no cover art or explanation, just a plain white disc with red lettering in a clear plastic cover. Within roughly the first ten minutes of watching it, it occurred to that I had actually heard of this movie before, having noticed a few reviews of it on various other individual blogs and sites in the past few weeks. Rage has been getting some solid attention recently, and deservedly so, because it is a standout among indie horror efforts. It’s by no means flawless or my new favorite movie of the year or anything, but it sure beats the hell out of most other “home grown” horror-thriller exploits. And I was happy to go into it “blind...
2010 USA 85min
Writer and Director: Chris Witherspoon
Starring: Rick Crawford, Audrey Walker, Chris Witherspoon, Anna Lodej, and M.L. Maltz
Review by J Astro
Rage was handed to me for review with no cover art or explanation, just a plain white disc with red lettering in a clear plastic cover. Within roughly the first ten minutes of watching it, it occurred to that I had actually heard of this movie before, having noticed a few reviews of it on various other individual blogs and sites in the past few weeks. Rage has been getting some solid attention recently, and deservedly so, because it is a standout among indie horror efforts. It’s by no means flawless or my new favorite movie of the year or anything, but it sure beats the hell out of most other “home grown” horror-thriller exploits. And I was happy to go into it “blind...
- 2/6/2012
- by Justin
- FamousMonsters of Filmland
*a DVD screener of this film was provided by Chris Witherspoon.
**spoiler alert.
Director/writer: Chris Witherspoon.
Cast: Audrey Walker, Rick Crawford and Chris Witherspoon.
Imagine Darth Vader as only the die-hard fans wanted him to be: a brutal killer and a force of nature. But none of that would matter if he did not have that seething rage that kept him going all through these years. Now imagine all that power hidden behind a simple black motorcycle helmet. That’s Chris Witherspoon’s movie, Rage, an effective chase thriller about two individuals, each with personal issues, at odds with one another.
This movie is all about the circumstances that lead to their confrontation. That also includes the problems in Dennis' (Rick Crawford) life. It’s an idyllic one spent with his loving wife, Crystal (Audrey Walker) in the suburbs of Portland. But when he has to go into the city to run some errands,...
**spoiler alert.
Director/writer: Chris Witherspoon.
Cast: Audrey Walker, Rick Crawford and Chris Witherspoon.
Imagine Darth Vader as only the die-hard fans wanted him to be: a brutal killer and a force of nature. But none of that would matter if he did not have that seething rage that kept him going all through these years. Now imagine all that power hidden behind a simple black motorcycle helmet. That’s Chris Witherspoon’s movie, Rage, an effective chase thriller about two individuals, each with personal issues, at odds with one another.
This movie is all about the circumstances that lead to their confrontation. That also includes the problems in Dennis' (Rick Crawford) life. It’s an idyllic one spent with his loving wife, Crystal (Audrey Walker) in the suburbs of Portland. But when he has to go into the city to run some errands,...
- 12/25/2011
- by noreply@blogger.com (Ed Sum)
- 28 Days Later Analysis
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