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Philly Filmmaker: THE UNHINGED Movie Premiere
A young man tries to find new love after losing his partner only to find his suitors are being hunted by a night stalker.
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5 Questions for Indie Filmmakers: Eboni Zamani, Danielle DeLoatch and Darrelle Williams
Learning about this screening event made me say, perfect time for another addition to Tinsel & Tine's 5 Questions for Indie Filmmakers series! Happy all 3 filmmakers wanted to participate. So below are 5 Questions for Filmmakers: Eboni Zamani "A Cold Kill", Danielle DeLoatch "Hearts to the Sun" and Darrelle Williams "Dear Life You Suck"
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Philadelphia Latino Film Festival – May 3O – June 6, 2O21
This will be the 10th Annual Philadelphia Latino Film Festival (PHLAFF) running May 30th - June 6th. Philadelphia’s only festival showcasing the extraordinary and innovative work of emerging and established Latino and Latinx creatives and filmmakers from the U.S. and Latin America. A decade after its founding, PHLAFF has evolved into an international film festival that brings the best Latino and Latinx stories to a broad audience. For 2021, the festival has expanded...
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THE ILLADELPHIA GLOW 5 Questions for Filmmaker: Mister Mann Frisby
I got a chance to screen The Illadelphia Glow (short film). First off, I really appreciate anytime black sci-fi is on the table. Although, this film doesn’t play out with a comicbook or supernatural tone. It’s grounded in reality. It just so happens the lead character, high school teacher Winston Ligon (Aundre Dean) has a special talent, where it’s not so much that he doesn’t know how to control it, but rather he doesn’t know what to do with it. A mysterious guide (Jacinth Headlam) comes into his life, but she’s one of those tough love type of entities that’s not gonna make it easy for a hero. Much of…
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PHILADELPHIA ASIAN AMERICAN FILM FESTIVAL 2020
By exploring the themes of immigration, belonging, identity, and tradition - this year’s festival program features stories and narratives that will inspire new ideas and conversations around the future of Asian American storytelling and the role we play during this time of monumental and exponential change.














