Documentary musical Prison Songs and animated TV series God Squad each won three trophies at the 27th annual Wa Screen Awards.
Writer-director Jeffory Asselin.s Pinch was the surprise winner of. best feature film . drama, edging out Kill Me Three Times,. Paper Planes and The Reckoning.
The film revolves around a light-fingered teen who attempts to rip off a major drug syndicate to pay for his mother's life saving surgery.
Producer/director Lauren Brunswick received the $5,000 McKenna Hampton Young Filmmaker of the Year award.
Presented by Fti, the awards were handed out at the Heath Ledger Theatre on June 29, hosted by comedian Joel Creasey.
The Beyond West-produced Prison Songs by Kelrick Martin and Harry Bardwell took the prizes for best TV production . factual, best long form editing and sound. Martin also won the award for best long form direction..
God Squad by Troy Zafer and Nicholas Kempt was named best animation,...
Writer-director Jeffory Asselin.s Pinch was the surprise winner of. best feature film . drama, edging out Kill Me Three Times,. Paper Planes and The Reckoning.
The film revolves around a light-fingered teen who attempts to rip off a major drug syndicate to pay for his mother's life saving surgery.
Producer/director Lauren Brunswick received the $5,000 McKenna Hampton Young Filmmaker of the Year award.
Presented by Fti, the awards were handed out at the Heath Ledger Theatre on June 29, hosted by comedian Joel Creasey.
The Beyond West-produced Prison Songs by Kelrick Martin and Harry Bardwell took the prizes for best TV production . factual, best long form editing and sound. Martin also won the award for best long form direction..
God Squad by Troy Zafer and Nicholas Kempt was named best animation,...
- 6/30/2015
- by Don Groves
- IF.com.au
After 50 years as the Observer's film critic, Philip French is retiring. Here he talks about his life and career and answers questions from readers and film-makers including Mike Leigh and Ken Loach
It says a lot about Philip French that after 50 years as the Observer's film critic – five decades in which he has watched more than 2,500 movies, written six books on the subject and received an OBE for his services to film – he is nervous enough about this interview to have researched his answers in advance.
When I arrive at his house in Tufnell Park, north London, I find French poring over a thick reference book at the kitchen table. A cup of coffee is left to cool as he thumbs through the relevant footnotes, anxious to get the facts absolutely right. He will turn 80 in a couple of weeks and says that he occasionally struggles to remember names of directors or actors.
It says a lot about Philip French that after 50 years as the Observer's film critic – five decades in which he has watched more than 2,500 movies, written six books on the subject and received an OBE for his services to film – he is nervous enough about this interview to have researched his answers in advance.
When I arrive at his house in Tufnell Park, north London, I find French poring over a thick reference book at the kitchen table. A cup of coffee is left to cool as he thumbs through the relevant footnotes, anxious to get the facts absolutely right. He will turn 80 in a couple of weeks and says that he occasionally struggles to remember names of directors or actors.
- 8/24/2013
- by Elizabeth Day
- The Guardian - Film News
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Sometimes, there is no road to travel. There is no path, and seemingly... no way to get to a place where we want to be. Instead, some of us are thrown in the middle of a huge forest with no map, no vehicle, and no sense of direction. We’re simply left there to find our way. For those that fall to their knees and scream to the sky, well, I feel ya. For a moment at least. (We’ve all been there.) But for those that laugh and start walking with only one care in the world, and that is to reach their goal, I have the utmost respect for. So start walking buddy. Time to make it happen.
Hollow-eyed Mary Devil’s Due Publishing http://devilsdue.net/
Written by Andre Duza | Art by Rudolf Montemayer
Hollow-eyed Mary is...
Sometimes, there is no road to travel. There is no path, and seemingly... no way to get to a place where we want to be. Instead, some of us are thrown in the middle of a huge forest with no map, no vehicle, and no sense of direction. We’re simply left there to find our way. For those that fall to their knees and scream to the sky, well, I feel ya. For a moment at least. (We’ve all been there.) But for those that laugh and start walking with only one care in the world, and that is to reach their goal, I have the utmost respect for. So start walking buddy. Time to make it happen.
Hollow-eyed Mary Devil’s Due Publishing http://devilsdue.net/
Written by Andre Duza | Art by Rudolf Montemayer
Hollow-eyed Mary is...
- 4/21/2009
- Fangoria
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