Michael Yezerski is an Australian composer living in Los Angeles who thrives on genre diversity. In conversation he is open and pragmatic about the creative process, his approach to collaboration and what drives him in terms of those musical choices. He recently took time out to talk to Martin Carr about his involvement in David […]
Perry Mason Season 1 Finale Review – ‘Chapter Eight’
Martin Carr reviews Perry Mason’s season 1 finale… This is the finale we deserved with the outcome we were banking on. A narrative Penrose steps of perpetual complexity which repays in spades those who lasted the distance. This permanently silenced those doubters who lost faith until episode five, but have remained euphoric ever since. Plot […]
Exclusive Interview – Editor Morten Hojberg discusses Amazon Original Hanna
With a career that has encompassed spates on The Crown, Top Boy, and collaborations on Nymphomaniac and Melancholia, Editor Morten Højbjerg could never be accused of creative stasis. He recently took time out to talk with Martin Carr about his long term involvement with Amazon’s Hanna. How collaborative was the editing process on Hanna? In […]
Exclusive Interview – VFX Supervisor Doug Larmour discusses The Alienist: Angel of Darkness
Doug Larmour is an award winning VFX veteran who has collaborated with numerous industry A-listers. Past projects include The Revenant, Guardians of the Galaxy and Mission Impossible: Fallout to name but a few. He has only ventured into television a handful of times in his career one of which was for The Alienist, which garnered […]
Exclusive Interview – Showrunner Stuart Carolan discusses The Alienist: Angel of Darkness
Stuart Carolan is a playwright and primarily known as the creator of Dublin set gangland drama Love/Hate. With The Alienist he was able to indulge his passion for history, build on lessons he had learned spearheading that breakthrough drama, whilst welcoming us into a world of his creation with Angel of Darkness. As season two […]
Exclusive Interview – Marianne Hettinger discusses passion project Prince Harming
Marianne Hettinger is a director, actor, and producer of German descent who brings something truly personal to bare in Prince Harming. An indie feature of stripped-back beauty which exposes the black heart of domestic violence, it draws on personal experience and foregoes the gloss and polish of more stylized mainstream fare. She recently took the […]
Movie Review – Prince Harming (2019)
Prince Harming, 2019. Written and Directed by Marianne Hettinger. Starring Andreas Beckett, Marianne Hettinger, Deborah S Craig, Martin Evans and Jillie Simon. SYNOPSIS: Victoria (Marianne Hettinger) meets Max (Andreas Beckett) who is a famous Olympian skier on the slide. He moves in quickly and soon there is talk of marriage just before things turn sour. […]
Movie Review – The Tax Collector (2020)
The Tax Collector, 2020. Written and directed by David Ayer. Starring Bobby Soto, Cinthya Carmona, Shia LeBeouf, George Lopez, Jose Conejo Martin and Cheyenne Rae Hernandez. SYNOPSIS: David (Bobby Soto) is a tax collector in Los Angeles for the family along with Creeper (Shia LeBeouf). They are feared by rival gangs, levy charges on all […]
Exclusive Interview – Jeffrey Lieber and Charlie McDonnell discuss Quibi’s Don’t Look Deeper
Charlie McDonnell lived his life online as a teenager becoming the first UK YouTuber to break a million followers in 2011 and then two million in 2013. Jeffrey Lieber is a revered screenwriter and co-creator of the contemporary classic known only as Lost. This collaboration spawned Don’t Look Deeper a teen drama driven by contemporary […]
Quibi Review – The Fugitive
Martin Carr reviews The Fugitive… Mike Ferro (Boyd Holbrook) is a convicted felon who had a fresh start. Detective Clay Bryce (Kiefer Sutherland) a police officer of long standing across town. Soon their two lives will converge as mistaken identity and a series of unfortunate events brings them together. Mike Ferro is one bad day […]
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