InkTip: 20 Years of Bringing Scripts to the Screen
20+ years. 400+ movies made. 3200+ scripts optioned. InkTip is THE place for screenwriters and producers to connect and forge creative partnerships in the industry. We make it simple for writers to share their scripts to our site, and even easier […]
10 Must-See Eva Marie Saint Movies That Prove She’s Hollywood’s Best-Kept Secret
Let’s discuss one of Hollywood’s most underrated queens – Eva Marie Saint. You’ve probably heard her name attached to iconic films but trust us-there’s so much more to her story. With a career spanning over 70 years, Saint brought […]
From Blacklist to Stardom: Lee Grant’s Most Iconic Movie Roles Under The Loop
Born to Jewish immigrants as Lyova Haskell Rosenthal, Lee Grant isn’t just a name – it’s a legacy. She broke barriers as a visionary director and became famous as a luminous actor, a testament to her brilliance and determination. […]
From Stadium to Screen: The Greatest Cricket Movies of All Time
Cricket, being a religion in most nations, has prompted filmmakers to make films based on the spirit, passion, and emotions of the game. The cinema has touched upon every facet of the sport, from underdog stories of triumph to […]
Mastering the Art of War Films: A Cinematic Battlefield
War films have fascinated film-goers with their suspenseful action, hard-hitting plot, and rich emotional appeal since the inception of cinema. Spanning from sweeping historical dramas to modern-day suspense thrillers, filmmakers have utilized the war theme to project valor, martyrdom, […]
The Rise of Virtual Production: Filmmaking on LED Walls and Real-Time Engines
In the last few years, virtual production has gone from being experimental technology to being a mainstream part of filmmaking. What was once exclusive to expensive science fiction blockbusters is now an incredibly powerful storytelling tool within the reach […]
Playing Alone: How Solo Games Reflect Character in Cinema
Games in film are never just games. In fact, with everyday multi-player games, social play on screen often reveals power dynamics, collaboration, or rivalry. Board games, video games, and sports among friends and foes alike give us windows into […]
Reviving Cinema: How AI Video Enhancers Restore and Upscale Films
The magic of cinema lies in its ability to transport viewers to different worlds, evoke deep emotions, and tell stories that resonate across generations. However, as technology advances, older films often struggle to keep up with modern viewing standards. […]
Crowdfunding Success – How Indie Films Get Funded
Since its beginning in the late 19th century, the independent cinema business has had a lengthy and fascinating history. When the film industry was just beginning, some artists and directors sought to create films that stood out from traditional […]
Using Film as a Teaching Tool: How Educators Can Leverage Cinema for Learning
Have you ever felt your brain turn to mush staring at page 347 of that textbook? Or maybe you’ve sat through a lecture feeling like you’re listening to Charlie Brown’s teacher? Yeah, we’ve all been there. College life is […]
5 Netflix Movies Worth Watching for Students
When it comes to Netflix, there’s no shortage of binge-worthy content. But let’s face it – sometimes you need a break from the grind of assignments, lectures, and endless studying. While you might be tempted to look for movies […]
A Spotlight on Lithuanian Cinema: Realism, Culture, and a Growing Voice
Lithuanian cinema has made itself heard silently but powerfully within the world cinematic landscape of the past few decades. Grounded in realism, social cause, and close affinity with national identity, Lithuanian films give spectators an image of the nation’s […]
Attending a Prom and Homecoming Party Inspired by Movies: What to Wear
Prom and homecoming are some of the most important events in high school. This is a special occasion where students want to look and feel amazing. However, they have high standards, as there have been plenty of movies created, […]
Casting Calls & Close-Ups: Working with Actors Like a Pro
Whether you’re helming a micro-budget short or shepherding a feature-length passion project, one thing is true of all of filmmaking: great performances are the key to great movies. As a director, your ability to work with actors — from […]
Montage vs. Continuity: When to Break the Rules of Editing
Film editing is also known as the “invisible art”—an art that shapes the emotional journey of the viewer without ever once calling attention to itself. One of the most critical choices an editor or director ever has to make […]
The Intersection of Law and Art: How Film Festivals Illuminate Legal Narratives
Film events are a cultural phenomenonn including several points of view, tales, and voices rather than just a celebration of movies. Legal stories generally take center stage among the many issues covered in movies, as they provide viewers with […]
The Art of the Hustle: What Movies Teach Us About Outsmarting the System
Some of the most thrilling movie moments come from characters who manage to outthink, outplay, and outmaneuver their opponents—whether it’s a team pulling off a high-stakes heist, a con artist evading authorities, or illusionists defying all logic. But beyond […]
The Evolution of Sci-Fi Films and Their Impact on Society
Science fiction has been a cognitively engaging genre on film, presenting the future, technological advances, and the ethical dilemmas that come with progress. From the late black-and-white futures of space travel to the present-day AI-integrated tales, sci-fi films reflect […]
Interview with FEBRUARY 2025 Winner: Miguel Andrade
Despite its mere 28 days, February was stacked in terms of high quality films here at TMFF. Mirroring the quality of releases in theatres, we had a hard time choosing a winner – in the end, Umbral was the […]
How Suspense Movies Keep Us Hooked: Exploring the Science Behind the Thrill
Suspense movies have a unique ability to grip audiences and keep them on the edge of their seats. The blend of thrilling moments and emotional weight pulls viewers into the story, making them deeply invested in the characters and […]
From Gaming Avatars to Silver Screen Performances
Motion capture technology, which was really originally developed as a specialized assistant in the field of video game development, is currently a central feature in filmmaking. The primitive tracking methods that were originally developed in the early days have […]
7 Must-Watch Hong Kong Movies
Overcoming the small, subtle component of subtitles in movies opens an array of cinema that’ll enhance and strengthen any cinephile’s appreciation of the art form. Hong Kong cinema, in particular, is a favorite of mine, having been such a […]
Interview with Film of the Year 2024 Winners: Reka Almasi & Alexis Latham
Every year, we have 12 Film of the Month winners, but only one of them can be the Film of the Year. Deciding which one should be the big winner is one of the most difficult tasks of the […]
How AI in Filmmaking and Production is Transforming the Entertainment Industry
The industry that provides entertainment stands out through its innovative methods. Technology has advanced both the quality of movies and accelerated production processes over multiple years. The implementation of Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems in filmmaking represents one of the […]
Serbia’s Thriving Film Scene: Festivals and Cinematic Landmarks
Serbia, a country rich in cultural diversity and history, has long been a hub for artistic expression. While its vibrant music scene is widely recognized, Serbia’s film industry is also flourishing, with an array of film festivals and cinematic […]
The Brutalist (2024) (Review)
Adrian Brody is here to stay and is better than ever. It’s not hyperbolic to say Brady Corbet’s ‘The Brutalist‘ isn’t like anything in recent memory. It defies the general genre conventions we’ve grown accustomed to as cinephiles while […]
How to Use Email Marketing to Build Hype for Horror Movies: Engaging Your Audience Before the Screams Begin
Horror functions off of expectation. Be it foreshadowed or a jump scare or a scene that sends chills down one’s spine, horror movies are often predicated on the director’s control over the viewing audience’s prior understanding of the horror […]
The 3 Best TV Concert Films from the ‘90s
Without a doubt, the ‘90s were definitely the decade of the TV concert special with an accompanying best-selling album. Between MTV Unplugged, VH-1 Storytellers, Live From the 10 Spot, Sessions at West 54th and more, it sometimes felt as […]
The Role of Sound in Filmmaking: How Audio Enhances the Movie Experience
It is the cinematography, dazzling visuals, and fascinating actors that first come to our minds when we think about filmmaking. But sound is probably one of the most important and often neglected parts of filmmaking. Sound is a part […]
8 Films that Continued TV Series
Television series have long captured the hearts and imaginations of audiences, with many becoming cultural phenomena. It’s no surprise that some of these beloved shows eventually made their way to the big screen, giving fans the chance to see […]
December-January 2025 Screenplay Competition Winners
Hi there, The winners of the DECEMBER-JANUARY Screenplay Competition have just been announced on our website as well as on our social media pages. You can see all winners and nominees here: https://tmff.net/winners/screenplay-competition/december-january-2025/ Therefore, Will Turner Brett wins the […]
Seamless Game Porting Services: Expanding Your Game’s Reach Like a Blockbuster Film
In the fast-paced world of gaming—much like in filmmaking—reaching as many audiences as possible is essential for success. Just as a film is adapted for different regions, languages, and formats to maximize its reach, a game must be ported […]
Creating Stunning, Fast, and User-Centric Websites to Promote Your Film
In the world of filmmaking, a compelling story and breathtaking visuals are only part of the equation. To truly captivate audiences, attract investors, and build anticipation, filmmakers need a strong online presence. A well-designed, fast, and user-centric website serves […]
From Box Office Bombs to Cult Classics: When Failure Leads to Success
Success is a complex concept. Society often defines it in terms of fame or wealth, but success can also be invisible and internal. Various factors contribute to success—good fortune, proper upbringing and networking, determination, and talent. The same, though […]
From Page to Screen: How Magazines Shape the Film Industry
Film and magazine interactions have formed a changing partnership that has dramatically influenced the evolution of these industries throughout the years. Magazines record the evolution of cinema while providing film creators with endless creative sources, resulting in influential adaptations […]
Breaking into the Film Industry: Tips for Actors Navigating Online Casting Calls
For aspiring actors, breaking into the film industry can seem like an overwhelming challenge. Traditionally, securing roles required knowing the right people, attending in-person auditions, and relying on industry connections. However, the digital revolution has transformed the casting process, […]
How Independent Filmmakers Are Thriving in the Digital Age
Independent filmmakers are equipped with the latest technology to make movies that people enjoy watching in the digital age. Actors in Hollywood might take an active interest in working with independent filmmakers to help them bring their vision to […]
Everyday Games Used as Storytelling Devices in Cinema
From classic board games to casino staples, games have long provided inspiration for storytelling in cinema. Whether they serve as backdrops, metaphors for life’s challenges, or the core of thrilling narratives, games and their histories are intertwined with film […]
Films on Family Planning: An Educational Tool or a Subtle Propaganda?
Until the early 20th century, the term ‘family planning’ was largely unheard of, at least as an organized movement. People still tried to plan their families by spacing each birth. However, seldom were families limited to one or two […]
Lights, Camera, Bingo! Memorable Bingo Scenes in Film
Bingo might not be the first thing that comes to mind when thinking of iconic movie moments, but filmmakers have used it in clever and unexpected ways. Whether adding tension, humour, or even a sense of community, bingo scenes […]
Top 10 Movie Genres That Have Defined Cinema History
Cinema is a universal language that tells stories, provokes emotions, and reflects the evolution of society. Over the decades, various movie genres have emerged, each shaping the film industry in unique ways. Some genres thrive on adrenaline-pumping action, while […]
Low-Budget Filmmaking: Creating High-Quality Films with Minimal Resources
Filmmaking has traditionally been considered an expensive process that entails high budgets, high-priced equipment, and an enormous crew. But with digital technology and low-cost tools, independent filmmakers can now produce professional-quality films without breaking the bank. If you are […]
The Main Characteristics of German Cinema
It’s been quite a long break from this series, but I am happy to keep exploring the unique characteristics of various film cultures from across the world. And I decided to continue with a European powerhouse. German cinema has […]
Pitching Your Film to Investors and Studios: Things to Keep in Mind
The first thing needed when we’re talking about making a movie is a good script that can stand up to scrutiny. Second, it’s always helpful to have a well-stocked crew. And third but not least, finance—most significantly—completes the triangle […]
How Studios and Agencies Leverage Film Festivals
Film festivals gather movie buffs, media outlets, and industry insiders. They become crucial stages for premieres, announcements, and networking. Studios bring films to stand out from the crowd. Agencies highlight talents and brand partnerships. People often hear big buzz […]
How Blockbuster Films Continue to Shape Media in 2025
Blockbuster films are never just films; they have revolutionized how we consume media, tell stories, and use technology. From the technologically groundbreaking, visually breathtaking world of Avatar to the spectacular historical epic of Gladiator and the interconnected storytelling universe […]
Why Headless CMS is the Perfect Solution for Film Marketing and Distribution
The film industry has evolved dramatically in the digital age, where marketing success is no longer just about flashy posters and theatrical trailers. Today, content is dynamic, global, and demands instant engagement across multiple platforms. Yet, many studios still […]
Why Video Games are a Rich Source of Inspiration for Films in the 2020s
Video games have long been a source of inspiration for Hollywood writers and producers. It all started with movies such as Super Mario Bros. (1993), Street Fighter (1994), and Mortal Kombat (1995), but those early adaptations were nowhere near […]
From Strategy to Chance: The Most Thrilling Films About Luck
Have you ever watched a film where a single lucky moment changes everything? Some of the most thrilling stories in cinema revolve around luck, risk, and high-stakes decisions. Whether a character relies on pure chance, makes a strategic move, or […]
7 Films Set (Mostly) on Beaches
It’s freezing cold outside as we still find ourselves in winter – so, unless you’ve made an escape to a tropical land for a warming holiday, beaches are not exactly top of mind right now. Which is precisely why […]
Top 10 Most Controversial Films in History and Why They Still Matter
Cinema has long been a space for artistic expression, cultural critique, and storytelling that pushes boundaries. However, some films go so far in their themes, visuals, or messages that they become lightning rods for controversy. Whether banned, censored, or […]
Interview with JANUARY 2025 Winner: Kim Fabienne Hertinger
As if to mirror the quality of the films hitting cinemas these months, January was really strong in terms of competition here at TMFF. We had some amazing contenders to pick from, but in the end, the biggest award […]
How Aviation Films and Technology Shape the New Era of Filmmaking
As the world of cinema continues to evolve, advancements in technology are redefining how aviation films are created and experienced. From high-stakes aerial sequences to cutting-edge CGI, aviation-themed films have long captured audiences’ imaginations. One of the most fascinating […]
From Court to Canvas: The Evolution of Basketball Films and Their Cultural Impact
Basketball is more than just a sport—it is a cultural movement. From the courts of small-town high schools to the global stage of the NBA, the game has influenced fashion, music, and film, embedding itself into the fabric of […]
Jurassic World Rebirth: Trailer and Release Info
Averaging over $1 billion are the worldwide box office over six films, it was inevitable that the Jurassic film series would return eventually. After Jurassic World: Dominion landed in June 2022, amassing another $1 billion worldwide, it was still […]
The Ultimate New York Travel Guide for Movie Lovers: Must-See Filming Locations
New York City. It’s loud, chaotic, expensive, and, let’s be honest—one of the coolest places on the planet. If you love movies, this city is basically one giant film set. Everywhere you turn, there’s a spot where someone dramatically […]
Special Effects: The Evolution in Modern Filmmaking
Within the ever-changing world of filmmaking, special effects have played an integral role in bringing some of the most unbelievable worlds, characters, and stories the world has ever seen. Technology within the film industry has absolutely revolutionized storytelling by […]
How Emerging Technologies Are Revolutionizing the Filmmaking Industry
Filmmaking has embraced innovation as a key driver to think out of the box. From the introduction of sound into films to today’s modern CGI wonders, technology keeps redefining what is possible on the screen. Today, a constellation of […]
The Legacy of David Lynch
It was a very sad moment when I read a news headline back in January about the death of one of my favourite directors of all time, David Lynch. Following the moment in 2020 when he was diagnosed with […]
Cheerleading Music in Films: Exploring Patrick Avard’s Impact
Cheerleading music has been a fundamental part of cheerleading movies or films that feature cheerleaders. It helped to set the tone of the film or convey a story. Hence, you can see films like The Replacements or Cheer, which […]
Film of the Year 2024 Announced
Hello there, After carefully considering close to a thousand projects over the past year, selecting precisely 235 films and trailers in the 2024 edition, we’ve finally decided to announce and award our FILM OF THE YEAR 2024 winner: ‘Way […]
Lights, Camera, Critique: Philippine Movie Reviews
The Philippine film industry is a vibrant tapestry of storytelling, blending drama, comedy, romance, and action with a uniquely Filipino flavor. From indie gems to blockbuster hits, Filipino movies have captured the hearts of audiences both locally and internationally. […]
From Console to Couch: Must-Watch Movies for Hardcore Gamers
For years, video games have been a source of entertainment for people, and their effect has extended into the film domain. A player or a lover of game culture, there are quite a few films that one can enjoy. […]
Smart Tech in Movies That Keep Audiences on Edge
Did you know that nearly 63% of cybercrime cases in modern times involve tracking technology? It’s no wonder smart tech has become a go-to tool for filmmakers to crank up the suspense. GPS systems, AI tools, and even a phone […]
High Stakes Cinema: Exploring Las Vegas as an Iconic Film Backdrop
Over the years, many filmmakers have found the city, popularly referred to as the Entertainment Capital of the World, hard to resist. Lights, boards, and glitz of grand gaming places and active evening life that make Las Vegas a […]
Top 3 Films to Hit the UK Screens
Over the years, UK audiences have enjoyed a wide variety of films that transport them to exciting worlds, showcase tense drama, or deliver laughs that resonate long after the credits roll. Whether it’s action-packed sequences or unforgettable dialogue, certain […]
10 Dick Van Dyke Movies That Brought Smiles To Every Family
There are few actors out there who are considered a “national treasure” in Hollywood. And you know what? Dick Van Dyke is definitely one of them. Filled with charm and versatility, Van Dyke captivated family audiences for many decades […]
The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar (2023) (Review)
The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar is a captivating movie directed by the talented Wes Anderson. Based on Roald Dahl’s short story, the film explores themes of self-discovery, morality, and generosity, all set against the backdrop of Henry Sugar’s […]
Strategies to Promote Your Film: A Handy Guide
In the ever-evolving world of film marketing, capturing the attention of audiences has become an art form that blends traditional techniques with cutting-edge digital strategies. Today, filmmakers not only compete for screen time but also for mindshare in a […]
From Jaws to Star Wars: Exploring the Impact of Iconic Movie Scores
Movie scores have long played a crucial role in defining the cinematic experience, transforming visuals into immersive narratives through the power of sound. From the spine-chilling simplicity of Jaws to the awe-inspiring grandeur of Star Wars, iconic film scores […]
Big Celebrities’ First Movie Role – Do You Recognize Them?
We are having some nostalgic fun today as we look back at some of Hollywood’s biggest leading men and ladies and their very-first feature film acting debut. These are all A-List movie stars who have grossed millions….perhaps billions of […]
The Magic of Filmmaking or The Art of Creating Unforgettable Movies
Filmmaking is an extraordinary art form that combines storytelling, visual creativity, sound, and an array of technical skills to create experiences that transport audiences to different worlds, evoke deep emotions, and provoke thought. Behind every unforgettable movie lies an […]
Top 5 Filmmaking Courses to Kickstart Your Career
Filmmaking is a craft that merges creativity, technical skills, and storytelling to produce compelling visual narratives. Whether you’re aiming to create cinematic masterpieces or groundbreaking documentaries, filmmaking demands a blend of artistic vision and practical knowledge. While some filmmakers […]
Streaming vs. Theaters: The Future of Movie-Watching
Experience the ultimate way to watch movies as the balance shifts between theaters and streaming platforms. Theaters captivate with unmatched sensory immersion, advanced technologies like Dolby, and a vibrant communal vibe. Meanwhile, streaming, embraced by 99% of U.S. households, […]
The Role of Cinematography in Creating Visual Masterpieces
Cinematography is the beating heart of filmmaking, weaving together visuals that evoke emotions and draw audiences into meticulously crafted worlds. From the sweeping landscapes of epic dramas to the intimate shadows of a character’s turmoil, cinematography transforms a screenplay […]
Immersive Worlds: Console Games Inspired by Hollywood’s Biggest Franchises
The intersection where Hollywood and video games meet creates some of the best memories gamers around the globe have ever seen over the last couple of decades. From the grimy sidewalks of Gotham City to a galaxy far, far […]
The Art of Poker in Film: A Screenwriter’s Guide to Crafting Tension and Drama
In the world of cinema, poker is more than just a game of cards; it’s a powerful narrative tool that can elevate storytelling to new heights. The tension, strategy, and unpredictability inherent in poker make it an ideal device […]
How Pop Culture is Transforming Online Entertainment Experiences
Definition of Pop Culture and Its Significance in Society Pop culture refers to the set of ideas, practices, and phenomena that are prevalent and widely accepted within mainstream society. It encompasses various forms of entertainment, including music, television, film, […]
How Technology is Transforming Film Production
Filmmaking has undergone a massive transformation in recent years thanks to advancements in technology. From high-tech cameras to sophisticated editing software, the way films are shot and produced today is radically different than just a decade ago. Let’s examine […]
Anora (2024) (Review)
Sean Baker’s career has been a driving force in indie cinema, climaxing with his magnum opus in Anora (2024). New York City is a cold place to live with the temperatures alone, even more so if you don’t have […]
WhatsApp API Integration for Film Festivals and Filmmaking
In today’s fast-paced digital age, communication has become a cornerstone of success for any industry, including filmmaking and film festivals. With over 2 billion active users worldwide, WhatsApp has become one of the most effective platforms for seamless communication. […]
When Movies Meet the Reels
Picture yourself pulling a mechanical lever in the late 1800s – simple fruit symbols spinning before your eyes. Now fast-forward to today’s multimedia wonderland where those basic fruit machines have transformed into spectacular cinematic adventures. This remarkable journey through […]
How Game Soundtracks Compare to Film Scores
Music plays a vital role in shaping emotions and storytelling in games and films. Both mediums rely on carefully crafted scores to enhance mood, build tension, and create memorable experiences. However, their approaches differ significantly. This article explores how […]
The Impact of Virtual Reality on Film and Gaming
Virtual Reality (VR) is transforming entertainment, offering immersive and interactive experiences in both film and gaming. It redefines storytelling, gameplay, and audience engagement, blurring the lines between fiction and reality. This article explores VR’s evolution, influence, challenges, and future. […]
Revisiting Bruce Willis’ Career: 10 Movies Approved By Dedicated Fans
Bruce Willis, the name alone is enough to bring up images of explosions, sharp one-liners, and some of the most unforgettable roles in movie history. Willis has done everything, from mind-bending dramas to action-packed blockbusters. With a decade-long career, […]
8 Filmmaking Trends to Watch in 2025
Cinema is here to stay; while there’s plenty to highlight that might paint a grim reality, optimism can be found everywhere. The truth is that plenty of passionate filmmakers and audiences want to experience daring films that push the […]
From Films to Playable Adventures: Recreating Classics in Games
In recent years, the entertainment world has been in a great position with the fusing of cinema and gaming. Developers in the gaming world are increasingly adapting famous movies into video games for fans to enjoy in an interactive […]
Movies’ Influence on Online Gaming Trends
The worlds of cinema and gaming have collided to bring immersive experiences to both players and movie enthusiasts alike. Cinematic games have transformed the landscape of entertainment. They take movies’ main characteristics, which include character development, dramatic plots, and […]
How Video Games Shape Blockbuster Films
The connection between video games and movies has grown stronger, eventually forming a unique style of entertainment that appeals to fans from both mediums. From action-adventure to suspense thrillers, many blockbusters have found their origins in video games. Large […]
October-November 2024 Screenplay Competition Winners
Hi there, The winners of the OCTOBER-NOVEMBER Screenplay Competition have just been announced on our website as well as on our social media pages. You can see all winners and nominees here: https://tmff.net/winners/screenplay-competition/october-november-2024/ Therefore, David Michael Tittone and David […]
10 Robin Williams Movies That Will Make You Laugh, Cry, and Believe Again
Robin Williams, a name synonymous with versatility and brilliance, captivated audiences worldwide with his unparalleled ability to blend humor and heart. Williams, one of the most adored actors in Hollywood history, had a decades-long career and a natural talent […]
How Does Live Video Production Differ from Recorded Production?
In a recent study, it was discovered that around 80% of brand audiences now prefer live video over pre-recorded video. Across social media, live streams have been gaining in popularity, with live videos estimated to hold users’ attention 10x […]
Rolling the Dice: Financial Wisdom Hidden in Cinematic Narratives
Cinema has long been a powerful lens through which society explores complex financial narratives, with gambling serving as a metaphorical backdrop for deeper explorations of risk, strategy, and human psychology. Beyond mere entertainment, these films offer surprisingly profound insights […]
Top Short Screenwriting Competitions to Submit to in 2025
For aspiring and established screenwriters alike, short screenwriting competitions offer an excellent opportunity to showcase talent, gain industry recognition, and even secure production deals. With 2025 around the corner, here’s a curated list of the top short screenwriting competitions […]
Filmmaking Essentials: The Journey from Script to Screen
Let’s dive into the magical world of filmmaking, shall we? Imagine taking part in the creation of a cinematic masterpiece with a budget where every cent counts and every creative decision can make or break a movie. The journey […]
The Best Directorial Debuts of All Time
These films represent more than just successful introductions; they showcase the unique vision and style that would later become synonymous with their directors. Often, a debut film serves as a testing ground where directors establish their thematic concerns, visual […]
Top 5 Film Industry Podcasts for Indie Filmmakers
There are more podcasts today than ever, and while the “starting a podcast” notion has become a joke, who doesn’t love a good podcast? As film fanatics, there are countless film industry podcasts, ranging from bros talking about movies […]
Benefits of Watching Movies With Your Family
Today’s fast-paced world makes it difficult to find the time to take a step back and relax, which can be problematic because it often leads to more stress. Fortunately, even simple and pleasurable activities like watching movies with your […]
What Makes a Sublime Joker Character?
The Joker. Legendary. Deranged. Psychopathic. Cunning. Here’s an iconic character that lights up the screen spectacularly. Larger-than-life, seething with rage, and nefarious like none other, the Joker is unhinged, masterful, and terrifying. His uncanny ability to dominate the big […]
5 Famous Film Sites You Can Explore and Experience Movie Magic
Movies can take their audience to otherworldly places, which gives them a feeling of awe and excitement. What is also most magical is that many famous film locations are natural sites, allowing the fans to walk into that scene […]
Magic of Filmmaking: A Journey Through Locations, Theatre and Film Tours
Filmmaking is an art that blends creativity, technology, and culture. Over the years, the film industry has become one of the most influential sectors in global entertainment. While films are often seen as the final product of hours of […]
Exploring Career Opportunities in Film and Video for Creative Students
The world of film and video is a bright place for students who are big fans of storytelling, visual art, and ingenuity. It provides multiple opportunities, which are a mix of technical expertise and creativity. And if you’re wondering […]
Best TV Writing Competitions to Enter in 2025
Aspiring television writers seeking to showcase their talent and gain industry recognition have a plethora of screenplay competitions to consider in 2025. We even wrote a general article on the best script contests to submit to in 2025 and […]
Cinematic Innovation: The Questions that AI Poses to the Next Generation of Filmmaking
The lights go down, the reel spins and the first frame appears on screen. But behind the curtain, the director’s chair is no longer just for humans. Artificial intelligence, with its wires and numbers, has snuck into the filmmaker’s […]
Middle-Earth Magic: The Lord of the Rings’ Impact on New Zealand
Peter Jackson’s The Lord of the Rings trilogy is a landmark in epic fantasy cinema. Shot simultaneously over 14 months in New Zealand, the trilogy remains one of the most ambitious film projects ever, with a budget of $281 […]
What to Expect from Margot Robbie’s Monopoly Movie to Power the Movies-as-an-Ad Trend
Unequivocally, the biggest movie of 2023 was Barbie. Worldwide, it collected a colossal, year-topping box office of over $1.45 billion, outpacing the incredibly successful Super Mario Bros. Movie ($1.36 billion) and its fellow summer blockbuster and Academy Award winner, […]
How Do Top Screenwriters Cure Writer’s Block?
There probably isn’t a single screenwriter in Hollywood who isn’t working quietly on his or her masterpiece behind the scenes, hoping for a big break that might come someday. There’s a big difference, though, between Woody Allen and the […]
Using the Latest Video Editing Software Like a Pro
Video editing is a valuable tool that will exist for years to come, no matter how powerful AI becomes. Plenty of video editing software is added every year, some better than others. Nevertheless, many of these programs share a […]
How To Become a Screenwriter: Six Steps To Begin With
Of course, becoming a well-known screenwriter takes more than six steps. However, everyone has to begin with something, and the first steps are always very simple because you get to learn more complicated things along the way. In this […]
Iconic Movie Moments Set in High-Stakes Venues
Movies rely on high-stakes settings to build drama. These places, like casinos, become backdrops where characters take risks. They make viewers feel the suspense with each choice. Audiences see characters gamble with life-changing stakes. The uncertainty of the moment […]
Screenwriting Tips: How to Write Suspense
One of the fundamental aspects of strong screenwriting is mastering the suspense. While this is often associated with the thriller or horror genres, almost all films will benefit from the clever building and release of tension. But why is […]
The Extra Challenges of Filmmaking in the High-Tech Age
Films have always been synonymous with advanced technology. Whether it’s the cameras, the special effects, or even the props and stunt work, tech is a side of the creative process that helps shape a bigger and healthier development process. […]
Behind the Scenes: A Day in the Life of a Screenwriter
As a screenwriter, each day is a blend of creativity and dedication. From early morning to the last keystroke, your world revolves around shaping characters, building stories, and navigating the competitive entertainment industry. This journey requires passion and grit, […]
Iconic Actors and Their Most Memorable Roles
Hollywood has been graced with actors who bring characters to life in ways that resonate across generations. From Oscar-winning performances to beloved characters that stand the test of time, these actors have defined their careers through unforgettable roles. Here’s […]
Are Online Games the Next Big Film Inspiration?
Storytelling in entertainment has always adapted to reflect shifts in popular culture. Every medium—novels, comics, video games, and even real-world events—has influenced film, adding layers to plotlines and expanding narratives into multiple seasons or sequels. However, as we venture […]
Why Are Online Game-Based Movies So Popular?
In recent decades, the structure of entertainment has evolved dramatically, paving the way for new intersections between movies and gaming. Today, films and games meet on common ground, merging storytelling, technology, and audience expectations into a unique form of […]
Sailing the Silver Screen: The Impact of Pirate Movies on Modern Cinema
Classic pirate movies, which include Treasure Island (1950), Captain Blood (1935) and The Black Swan (1942) have all had a lasting impact on the cinematic world. They helped to make anti-heroes and charismatic captains popular while utilizing panoramic views […]
8 Educational Documentaries Every Student Should Watch
Documentaries offer students a powerful way to gain knowledge outside traditional classroom settings. Everyone can hire an academic paper writer service when they have issues with regular assignments, but most people don’t mind watching movies and learning with their […]
Best Screenwriting Competitions to Submit to in 2025
Aspiring screenwriters seeking to showcase their talents have a plethora of prestigious best script contests to consider in 2025. Participating in these renowned competitions can provide valuable exposure, industry recognition, and opportunities for career advancement. We’ve included short and […]
Famous Films Shot in Kansas: A Cinematic Tour of the Sunflower State
Kansas is more than just an agricultural heartland; it’s a prominent backdrop for iconic films, especially those capturing the thrill of betting and high-stakes drama. Kansas’ diverse landscapes, from vast prairies to lively urban areas, have attracted filmmakers looking […]
A Detailed Study Of The Cultural Impact Of War Movies
War movies have long captivated audiences by bringing the realities of conflict to life, offering both entertainment and, often, moral insight. These films have shifted over the decades, moving from heroic, nationalistic narratives to increasingly complex portrayals that confront […]
Filmmaking Lessons Learned from High-Stakes Movies
With all the drama, surprising turns, and strange characters, high-stakes movies are the ones that truly captivate you. These films are all about those suspenseful moments when everything is on the line, creating an absolutely fantastic experience that keeps […]
The Role of Censorship in the Film Industry
Censorship in films has impacted what audiences view for nearly a century. It includes rules from the government and studios changing movies to match what society thinks is okay. Censorship reflects the worries about society, politics, and ethics at […]
The Influence of Heist Films on Modern Cinema
For years, viewers have favoured Heist films because of their intricate narratives, likeable characters, and high suspense. From classic works like Ocean’s Eleven to more modern blockbusters like Inception, these movies have had a long influence on the cinema […]
The Evolution of High-Stakes Scenes in Independent Cinema: From Classic to Digital
Think back to those classic scenes filled with suspense—the smoky rooms, the quiet shuffle of cards, the tension you could cut with a knife. Now fast forward to today’s independent films, where smartphones and sleek digital interfaces create a […]
August-September 2024 Screenplay Competition Winners
Hi there, The winners of the AUGUST-SEPTEMBER Screenplay Competition have just been announced on our website as well as on our social media pages. You can see all winners and nominees here: https://tmff.net/winners/screenplay-competition/august-september-2024/ Therefore, Jordan Bonn wins the August-September […]
The World of Filmmaking Gear: Budget-Friendly vs. High-End Options
Filmmaking gear has come a long way, with equipment for every budget, from accessible starter kits to high-end professional setups. Understanding where to invest your budget can make a big difference in production quality and workflow efficiency. Let’s look […]
5 Actors Who Like to Spend Time in MOBAs
MOBAs (Multiplayer Online Battle Arenas) is a famous subgenre of strategy video games. This video game usually requires two teams of players to compete and destroy each other team’s base. They usually do this by controlling the characters available […]
The Rise of Online Film Festivals: A New Era for Indie Filmmakers
Online film festivals have ushered in a new era for indie filmmakers, offering unparalleled accessibility and global reach. You can now showcase your work to diverse audiences worldwide, eliminating geographical barriers and travel costs. Engage in live Q&A sessions, immersive […]
6 Must-Watch Movies for Autumn 2024
Autumn is officially upon us, and it’s the perfect time to cozy up and enjoy some of the most exciting new films hitting theaters. With a mix of psychological thrillers, musicals, horror flicks, and family favorites, this season’s lineup […]
How Do Video Games Shape Film Narratives?
It is an accepted fact that video games have transformed the face of film’s narrative content within the past two decades. As games continued to rise in popularity, the methodology of storytelling by games started to seep into films. […]
How Do Online Games Inspire Movie Creators?
The entertainment industry is very dynamic. It can be influenced by various unlikely sources, including online games. They have now become vital to modern movies. Video games now provide a rich source of ideas for movies. They have intriguing […]
Why Are Game Adaptations Popular in Cinema?
Film versions of games have become more commonly used in cinemas lately. These film versions do a marvelous job in the casting of characters and storytelling popularly loved, and sometimes they pop up as box office hits at cinemas. […]
Can Gaming and Filmmaking Enhance Each Other?
Games and movies have traditionally been treated as independent, increasingly the two worlds are being combined in both creative and technical manners. The digital age has rendered the differences between these two industries less distinct, ideas from one are […]
5 Reasons to Use a Free VPN to Watch Movies Online
Streaming movies is the way many people unwind, but there are a couple of problems in the way. Georestriction or security-compiled problems stand in the way of you watching your favorite shows. Free VPN solves these and so much […]
Interview with AUGUST 2024 Winner: Kieran Dee
As we enter the fall season, we’re excited to highlight ‘Hungry Like The Wolf‘, a gripping and raw exploration of excess and self-destruction in the music industry. Directed by Kieran Dee, this powerful short film has not only won […]
3 Comedies to Watch on a Sunday Night
If you’re a fan of both gambling and comedy, several films skillfully blend the excitement of casinos with laugh-out-loud moments and unexpected twists. From poker tournaments to wild nights in Las Vegas, these movies capture the humor, tension, and […]
“21” (2008): The True Story of Outsmarting Las Vegas
“21” is a 2008 American drama film that combines the thrill of high-stakes gambling with the intelligence and cunning of card counting. Directed by Robert Luketic and based on Ben Mezrich’s book Bringing Down the House, the film tells […]
The Educational Benefits of Watching Short Films in Class
Including short films for students into lessons brings a new idea to foster learning. These films let students tackle complex topics easily. The visual narrative and the construction of deep scenes make students think by enhancing critical thinking. Films […]
Top Canadian Films That Have Won Prestigious International Awards
Cross-border Canadian cinemas have always been a well-kept secret of the international film base, creating movies without boundaries for viewers. Having different ethnic representations and reflecting Canadian spirit, the filmmakers managed to enter such prestigious international film festivals and […]
How Movies Can Make Math Engaging in the Classroom
Adding and subtracting numbers can be hard or even scary for some students. Because mathematical ideas are vague, it can be hard to connect them to real-life events, which can make you bored. Despite this, teachers are finding new […]
How Movies Capture the Excitement of High-Stakes Thrills: A Look at Some of the Best Films
For decades, movie fans have been drawn to the allure of casino movies, as they realistically capture the thrill of gambling, high-stake drama at the casinos, and the constant lure of hitting the jackpot. These movies offer various aspects […]
Bluffs and Brilliance: Hollywood’s Best Films on Strategic Minds
Hollywood has a deep-rooted love for stories centered on strategic minds. These films captivate audiences on multiple levels—intellectually, emotionally, and even philosophically. They invite viewers to follow characters as they navigate complex challenges, making tough decisions under pressure. The […]
11 Short Film Ideas for Students Using Minimal Equipment
Creating a short film is one of the best ways to sharpen your storytelling skills while working with minimal equipment. For students, this is especially important since resources like cameras, props, and editing tools may be limited. Whether you’re […]
The World of Underground Experts: Documentaries That Showcase Hidden Talents
Documentaries are a popular form of entertainment viewing. They can provide an insight into world events and the lives of individuals to the masses. They can tell stories and highlight things that may have happened that were either unbelievable […]
How Do Game Mechanics Enhance Film Storytelling?
Filmy storytelling evolves. There were ways of storytelling in the new film that differed from the traditional method of storytelling. Game mechanics became more central in augmenting storytelling. This mixture of game mechanics and cinematic techniques made interactivity richer […]
Alien: Romulus (2024) (Review)
Who doesn’t know the Alien Franchise at this rate? Having been 45 years since the original, we’ve gotten a slew of Alien movies, some great, some fine, and some bad. With the ‘David saga’ from Ridley Scott, which includes […]
Documentaries: What Makes A Good One?
I’ve been on a kick lately with National Geographic’s Mega Episodes on YouTube, and I’m amazed at the quality. They’re fully-fledged free documentaries, and I can’t recommend them enough–particularly the ‘Arctic Ascent with Alex Honnold’ (2024). It’s also got […]
Interview with JULY 2024 Winner: Hayley Louise McGuire
As we transition into the days of autumn, we’re excited to spotlight the haunting and evocative short film ‘Baobhan Sith‘, our FILM OF THE MONTH winner for July 2024. This ten-minute piece, set in the grimy yet atmospheric streets […]
1970s American Indie Cinema: An Introduction
Indie cinema, a pioneering force in the art form, is often the starting point, pride, and passion of many filmmakers, actors, and writers. The 1970s, a golden era, marked the birth of numerous Hollywood icons, showcasing the innovative and […]
How Digital Technology is Changing the Future of Filmmaking
The film industry is constantly evolving, and digital technology has become a driving force in shaping the future of filmmaking. From the way films are shot to the tools used for post-production, technology is revolutionizing the art and craft […]
Exploring Gaming’s Role in Today’s Filmmaking
In recent years, both the worlds of gaming and filmmaking have related quite well. Both similar industries involve an element of storytelling, creativity, and audience engagement. From its rapid development, modern filmmaking within the game world has delivered an […]
Understanding John Cassavetes: Where to Begin
Being a self-declared cinephile has led me across countless filmmakers, writers, actors, and genres, with John Cassavetes being atop my watchlist for a while. Like many of you, I’m a massive fan of Criterion Collection’s Closet Picks, and the […]
June-July 2024 Screenplay Competition Winners
Hi there, The winners of the JUNE-JULY Screenplay Competition have just been announced on our website as well as on our social media pages. You can see all winners and nominees here: https://tmff.net/winners/screenplay-competition/june-july-2024/ Therefore, Susan Kelejian wins the June-July […]
Top 5 Iconic Gaming Scenes in Film History
Scenes set at casinos uniquely immerse spectators in the exhilarating ambiance of Las Vegas casinos. Every gamble is met with a spike of suspenseful anticipation. The realism of casino films is what keeps people watching them over and over. […]
Exploring the Art of Cinematography: Techniques and Styles in Modern Filmmaking
Cinematography is a cornerstone of modern filmmaking, blending artistry with technical skill to craft visually compelling stories. This article delves into the art of cinematography, examining key techniques and styles that define contemporary film. Understanding Cinematography What is Cinematography? […]
Academized Expert’s Screenwriting Tips for Students
Writing a screenplay has always been thrilling, and sometimes nerve-racking, as you project your stories onto the big screen and make people experience them. Screenwriting is one of the most popular types of writing, whether you want to make […]
Mastering Lighting Techniques – A Budding Cinematographer’s Guide
Lighting is a challenging aspect of filmmaking that most novices aren’t aware of before beginning. While there’s plenty to learn about the subject, a few key points can enhance a person’s film to a higher level. This is generally […]
From Poker to the Big Screen: Daniel Negreanu’s New Movie
Daniel Negreanu, synonymous with poker brilliance, is stepping into a new arena – the silver screen. Known for his uncanny ability to read opponents and his charismatic presence at the poker table, Negreanu is now exploring the world of […]
Maximizing Your Movie Experience in 2024
In 2024, the movie-watching experience has evolved dramatically with advancements in technology, changes in consumer preferences, and the emergence of new trends. Whether you’re enjoying a film at home or at the theater, several innovative ideas can enhance your […]
CBD and the Film Industry: Uncovering the Correlation
The film industry is no stranger to innovation, both in terms of technology and lifestyle. Recently, one of the more intriguing developments has been the intersection between cannabidiol (CBD) and filmmaking. While CBD—an increasingly popular compound derived from cannabis—is […]
Picking a Movie at Night – Preventing Endless Scrolling
We’ve all experienced the familiar struggle of finding the perfect movie to watch at night, only to realize it’s too late to start. It’s a common trap, even for the most dedicated movie enthusiasts. But remember, you’re not alone […]
Are Online Games More Successful Than Movies?
One of the raging debates is whether online games are more successful than movies. Both have grown tremendously with huge audiences across the world. However, when talking of success measured on any one count, which one truly stands out? […]
Do Games Or Movies Make More Money?
Where entertainment is concerned, video games and movies are powerhouses in their rights. In terms of money, however, the relationship between these two industries has changed radically over the last few years. This article looks into the financial performance […]
Which Is Better: Watching Movies or Playing Games?
With the arrival of the digital age, discussion about watching movies versus playing games only became relevant. In a way, one offered experience, while another offered a different experience. Which one is better? Well, let’s look at the pros […]
The Influence of ‘Game of Thrones’ on Modern Fantasy Cinema
‘Game of Thrones’ is one of the biggest franchises to have ever existed. It was a huge TV hit and one that continues to attract millions of viewers despite having concluded. There have been spin-offs of the series as […]
How Do Popular Movies Inspire Online Games?
Popular movies make waves in the entertainment arena that go as far as online money games. The games borrow loads of features from blockbuster movies to offer relevant and familiar cinematography to their players. Connecting movies with online gaming […]
True Detective Season 4 (Review)
I am of the opinion that the first season of True Detective is one of the best season of any series ever made. It had iconic characters, a very strong underlying philosophy, a crime mystery that intertwined with supernatural […]
6 Differences Between House of the Dragon and Game of Thrones
With the second season of House of the Dragon soon starting on HBO, I just wanted to draw some comparisons between the first season, and the already classic Game of Thrones. Of course, the two are based off works […]
The Main Characteristics of Mexican Cinema
To continue the series of worldwide cinema characteristics, this time I have chosen Mexican cinema – a vibrant tapestry woven with the threads of culture, history, and passion. If you’ve ever found yourself captivated by the sights and sounds […]
7 Football Series to Watch Before EURO 2024
Very soon, there will be quite a bit of football to watch, with EURO 2024 about to start.. And while nothing quite beats the thrill of watching a live match, unless you’re one of the lucky ones to travel […]
Deadbeat at Dawn (1988) (Review)
What better time to immerse yourself in the distinctive realm of 1988’s exploitation films than now? These movies, adept at seizing on contemporary trends, niche genres, or sensational content, often find their place in the realm of low-budget B […]
Interview with APRIL 2024 Winner: Charlie Painter
Springtime often brings a sense of renewal and excitement, making it an ideal season for compelling war dramas. For our April spotlight, we’re thrilled to highlight ‘Operation Dynamo‘, our FILM OF THE MONTH winner, a film that’s been making […]
Best Modern Movies With High-Stakes Action
Enter the enthralling realm of gambling depicted in contemporary cinema with a selection of compelling films, all featured on Netflix. These narratives, steeped in risk and drama, delve deep into the lives of individuals ensnared by the lure of […]
5 Must-Watch Short Films
Sometimes, you don’t have the time to watch a full-fledged film, making it the perfect opportunity to watch a short. If you don’t know, a short film is characterized by its brief duration. According to the Academy of Motion […]
Iconic Stoner Moments in Cinema History
The stoner genre in cinema holds a unique place in film history, capturing the highs and lows of cannabis culture through a blend of humor, satire, and sometimes poignant storytelling. This genre has not only entertained audiences but has […]
The Rise of Documentary Filmmaking: Impact and Authenticity
Documentaries have been a staple of American cinema since the first—Nanook of the North—debuted in the 1920s. There’s plenty to love about documentaries, particularly their ability to impact society, ranging from changing the mold on a topic to enlightening […]
Interview with MARCH 2024 Winner: Guy Nicholls
When is it the best time of the year for a good murder mystery? I don’t know the answer to that question; for me personally – anytime! Having said that, March has been an excellent month for that, as […]
The Future of Filmmaking: Technologies and Trends
The future is upon us, so there’s plenty to enjoy as filmmakers that’ll help us grow as creators. Though people seem frightened of the future, particularly with the use of AI, I figure it’s best to discuss the topic […]
February-March 2024 Screenplay Competition Winners
Hi there, The winners of the FEBRUARY-MARCH Screenplay Competition have just been announced on our website as well as on our social media pages. You can see all winners and nominees here: https://tmff.net/winners/screenplay-competition/february-march-2024/ Therefore, Ed Christmas wins the February-March […]
6 Films Centred Around Flowers
It’s springtime, flowers have already been around for a couple of weeks – or more, depending on where you live – and it’s almost tulip season here in Europe. So I thought this might be a good starting point […]
Interactive Cinema: How Video Games Adopt Cinematic Principles
In the dynamic world of entertainment, the lines between video games and films are increasingly blurring, creating a fascinating hybrid known as interactive cinema. This emerging genre leverages the filmic principles that have long captivated moviegoers, integrating them into […]
7 Groundbreaking Sci-fi Films from the Last 7 Decades
From the depths of outer space to the uncharted territories of the human mind, science fiction cinema has captivated audiences with its visionary storytelling and mind-bending concepts for many decades. In this article, I decided to take a thrilling […]
The Main Characteristics of Greek Cinema
Greek cinema, like the warm Mediterranean breeze, carries with it a distinct flavour that tantalises the senses and evokes a rich tapestry of emotions. From the sun-drenched landscapes to the ancient myths that echo through its narratives, Greek cinema […]
Exploring Post-Production Tools in Filmmaking
Every great film is made possible by a variety of production tools carefully chosen to bring ideas to life. These tools play a role in turning concepts into visual stories; planning before shooting begins or editing after filming is […]
Essential Movies for Gambling Enthusiasts
The world of cinema has long been captivated by the allure of gambling, from the glitzy casinos and the high-stakes poker tables to the thrill of the bet, including the vibrant excitement of slot games like Hot Fruits 20 Demo, […]
Top 8 Iconic Movie Soundtracks
How often have you found yourself enthralled by a fantastic movie, with its soundtrack elevating the experience? Conversely, have you ever encountered a mediocre film where the standout feature was undeniably its soundtrack? Either way, soundtracks are essential to […]
How InkTip Facilitated Over 400 Film Productions
Over 400 movies have been made from scripts and writers found on InkTip. InkTip is a screenplay listing service that qualified filmmakers use to find scripts and writers at no cost to the filmmaker. Screenwriters can add short scripts […]
7 Romantic Films for Non-Fans of the Genre
Valentine’s Day came and went, without any list of romances to watch from TMFF. While romantic films are certainly not my cup of tea, I’ve watched a few ones over the years, and a select few I even enjoyed. […]
Top 8 Underrated Horror Movies
Absolutely nothing beats the experience of enjoying horror films during the fall season, especially around Halloween. Although it’s wonderful to indulge in any horror flick, there’s a unique charm in discovering those hidden gems that often fly under the […]
Horse Racing Movies and Their True Story Roots
When it comes to horse racing movies, Hollywood has a knack for galloping right past reality into the realm of dramatic embellishment. Yet, every so often, a movie trots along that’s not just a figment of some screenwriter’s imagination […]
8 Best and Worst Stephen King Adaptations
Stephen King, the maestro of horror and prolific author, has seen many of his works brought to life on the big and small screens. While some adaptations have become iconic classics, others have left fans scratching their heads. Let’s […]
December-January 2024 Screenplay Competition Winners
Hi there, The winners of the DECEMBER-JANUARY Screenplay Competition have just been announced on our website as well as on our social media pages. You can see all winners and nominees here: https://tmff.net/winners/screenplay-competition/december-january-2024/ Therefore, Craig Moore wins the December-January […]
The Main Characteristics of Russian Cinema
In the last two years, Russia has been in news headlines for all the wrong reasons: a terrible war, coupled with increasing scrutiny over its citizens. These days, Russian filmmakers might lack the freedom of expression they deserve – […]
8 of the Best Wild West Films
The Western genre is as vast as the pairies of the American West, despite the fact that ultimately, they all tend to boil down to a few elements, among which we usually find horses, guns and poker. It’s quite […]
Fargo Season 5 (Review)
I wait for very, very few things in the film and series category with more excitement and enthusiasm than for a new season of Fargo. Why is that? Well, because over the years, Fargo has spoiled me with some […]
The Main Characteristics of French Cinema
I’ve already made the habit of exploring a country’s or wider region’s cinematic characteristics once per month. And, it so happened that over the holiday period, I watched not just one, but two French films – and thus decided […]
Hollywood Meets Gaming: The Growing Trend of Film-Based Video Games
The gaming world is witnessing a burgeoning trend of film-based video games, a fusion where cinematic narratives meet interactive play. This trend has roots in early adaptations, where simple translations of films into games set the stage for a […]
Film Impact on Digital Design: Big Screen to Gaming Scenes
In an era when digital screens dominate, the intersection of film and digital entertainment design has become increasingly prominent. This fascinating synergy raises a question: how do films influence the creative universe of digital entertainment? With the rise of […]
Escape to the Chateau: 8 Easy Ways to Watch it Online
Would you like to see a married couple, Dick Strawbridge and Angel Adoree, who fulfilled their fantasy life by purchasing an abandoned chateau in France? Five years ago, they obtained the keys to the property and dedicated themselves to […]
The Brilliance of Alexander Payne’s Filmmaking
I really liked Alexander Payne, who pleasantly surprised me back in the early 2010s with “The Descendants“, and really impressed me with the outstanding “Nebraska” a few years later. However, “Downsizing” wasn’t exactly my cup of tea, and ever […]
Cinematic Colors: Enhancing Films with Vibrant Coloring
The art of cinema is a symphony of storytelling elements, with color playing a vital role in this visual medium. Color in films is more than just a visual aesthetic; it’s a powerful tool that filmmakers use to convey themes, […]
Cellar Tales: Wine on the Big Screen
Wine has long held a significant place in the world of cinema, serving as more than just a beverage. Its role in films extends across various genres, where it often carries symbolic meanings and contributes to the narrative and thematic […]
Navigating the Universe of Athletic Movies
Athletic movies capture the essence of sports, transcending beyond the physical feats to explore themes of determination, triumph, and the human spirit. They offer a unique appeal, bringing the excitement and drama of sports to the silver screen. Among […]
Cinematic Exploration: Discovering Your Ideal Film
In the ever-evolving world of cinema, the art of selecting the perfect movie has become an intriguing journey, often influenced by our current mood. Gone are the days when our choices were limited to the local cinema listings or the […]
7 Best Picture Contenders (2024)
With the award season soon coming along, I think the time is right to take a look at some of the favourites for the biggest awards – the Best Picture and its equivalents. Sure, there will be some differences […]
Leave the World Behind (2023) (Review)
I don’t often pay much attention to the Top 10 Films on Netflix on any given day. Most of the time, they are far from being my cup of tea – either superhero flicks, comedies I find unfunny or […]
6 Films Set During Blizzards
Winter is a magical season, with its snow-covered landscapes and chilly air, but when a blizzard hits, it can transform the serene beauty into a relentless force of nature. With winter coming in full force in Europe these days, […]
October-November 2023 Screenplay Competition Winners
Hi there, The winners of the OCTOBER-NOVEMBER Screenplay Competition have just been announced on our website as well as on our social media pages. You can see all winners and nominees here: http://tmff.net/winners/screenplay-competition/october-november-2023/ Therefore, Joseph J Davis wins the […]
The Main Characteristics of British Cinema
Continuing this series, I picked the rather impossible topic of dissecting one of the world’s most popular geographic areas of filmmaking: Britain. British cinema, with its rich history and diverse storytelling, has made an indelible mark on the global […]
The Fine Line of 3+ Hour Films
Movies are definitely art. We get invested, immersed, and lost in the cinematic world, eagerly awaiting what comes next. However, there’s a growing trend in the film industry that might be pushing our love for storytelling to its limits: […]
The Magnificence of Studio Ghibli
Very few animated films have resonated with me as profoundly as those created by Studio Ghibli. If you don’t know, Studio Ghibli is a prominent Japanese animation studio wielding significant influence within the animation industry. Besides full-length films, the […]
When Evil Lurks (2023) (Review)
Offering a unique and depraved spin on the possessed story structure, ‘When Evil Lurks‘ doesn’t hold back on any punches, guaranteeing a cult following for years to come. The fall weather’s biggest strength is the influx of horror movies […]
5 Gambling Films Now on Netflix
The allure of casinos captivates many. Beyond just playing games, the casino setting has become a fertile ground for cinematic stories. If you’re looking for a night of casino-themed film entertainment, Netflix has you covered with these selections. While […]
3 Good and 3 Bad Characteristics of CGI in Films
Films have the power to transport us to far-off worlds, let us witness jaw-dropping spectacles, and even bring fantastical creatures to life. And at the heart of this movie-making magic lies CGI, or Computer-Generated Imagery. You’ve probably heard the […]
The Best Video-Game-Inspired Movies
Video game stories are notoriously difficult to translate onto the big screen. There have been some remarkable TV adaptations in recent years, such as ‘Castlevania’, ‘The Last of Us’, ‘The Witcher’, ‘Cyberpunk: Edgerunners’, and most famously – the record-busting […]
The Main Characteristics of Eastern European Cinema
I’ve already explored Scandinavian cinema and Irish cinema in previous posts, and I thought I might as well turn this into a series. So, if you’re looking for something different, something that delves into the raw, the real, and […]
7 Films with an Autumny Vibe
Autumn, with its vibrant leaves and cool breezes, is a season that naturally evokes feelings of nostalgia, warmth, and change. While Halloween often takes center stage during this time of year, there’s a lot more to appreciate in fall […]
August-September 2023 Screenplay Competition Winners
Hi there, The winners of the AUGUST-SEPTEMBER Screenplay Competition have just been announced on our website as well as on our social media pages. You can see all winners and nominees here: http://tmff.net/winners/screenplay-competition/august-september-2023/ Therefore, Richard Jordan wins the August-September […]
The Nun II (2023) (Review)
I feel like I should review a horror film that I’ve seen at the cinema in the month of October. Disappointingly, though, the offer was extremely limited. I had not heard very good things about the latest Exorcist movie, […]
Essential Movies to Watch this Halloween
There’s nothing better than watching horror movies in the fall around Halloween time. If you’re into the notion of a bucket list, plenty of iconic horror movies exist for you to cross off. In this case, we’ll discuss a […]
An Analysis of The Green Ray (1986)
I’ve been meaning to check out films from Éric Rohmer for a while now and finally had the privilege to sit down and view his most popular film—at least on Letterboxd—’The Green Ray‘. It mesmerized me in many ways, […]
The Main Characteristics of Irish Cinema
When you think of Irish culture, leprechauns, shamrocks, and Guinness might come to mind. But there’s so much more to Ireland than these iconic symbols. Irish cinema, in particular, has a unique charm and identity that’s worth exploring. From […]
Sin City on Screen: A Cinematic Journey Through Las Vegas
Las Vegas, with its neon lights, high-stakes action, and larger-than-life characters, has been the backdrop for countless films. The desert city, known as the entertainment capital of the world, is not just a place where fortunes change in the […]
7 Great Films About AI
AI (Artificial Intelligence) has been a hot topic in both the tech world and pop culture for quite some time now. From robots with human-like emotions to supercomputers that can predict the future, AI has captured our imaginations and […]
5 Mediocre Films that Won Best Picture
Let’s face it, not every film that takes home the coveted Best Picture Oscar deserves the honor. While the Academy Awards have certainly recognized some cinematic masterpieces over the years, there have been a few head-scratchers in the mix. […]
Interview with JULY 2023 winners: Rory Wilson, Laura Masters and Matt Rolls
We loved our selection of July films – usually, the summer months are a little bit on the quiet side, however this time the competition was fierce. Among others, we had a very amusing attempt to spice up podcast […]
The Rise and Fall of Found Footage Films
Picture this: You’re holding a shaky camera in your sweaty palms, your heart racing as you navigate the dark, unknown territory. The screen flickers with each step, capturing your fear and anticipation. This is the world of found footage […]
6 Main Characteristics of Scandinavian Cinema
When it comes to cinematic storytelling, the Scandinavian film industry has carved its own niche with distinct characteristics that set it apart from the Hollywood glitz and Bollywood drama. And I have, especially recently, really felt the need to […]
Casino Aesthetics in Cinema: How Film Directors Use Them to Set the Mood
When it comes to cinema, visual storytelling is paramount. Directors craft their narratives not only through dialogue and plot twists but also by meticulously curating the visual elements that contribute to the overall atmosphere of their films. These alluring […]
Ranking Wes Anderson’s Films
With his trademark aesthetic, unique characters, and captivating storytelling, Wes Anderson has created a cinematic universe that’s impossible to ignore. From deep character studies of the people that populate the worlds he constructs, to fanpages that search for Wes […]
June-July 2023 Screenplay Competition Winners
Hi there, The winners of the JUNE-JULY Screenplay Competition have just been announced on our website as well as on our social media pages. You can see all winners and nominees here: https://tmff.net/winners/screenplay-competition/june-july-2023/ Therefore, David Canetti wins the June-July […]
Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny (2023) (Review)
Ironically, I’ve been looking forward to the new – and final – Indiana Jones for many years now, but once it hit the cinemas I didn’t rush in to watch it. It was a combination of being busy, travelling […]
Robert Altman – The Most Underrated Director?
Every film fanatic has a slew of favorite directors, one of my favorites being Robert Altman. Altman received five Academy Award Best Director nominations and stands as a lasting icon of the New Hollywood era. His cinematic approach spanned […]
3 Bright Spots in Uwe Boll’s Career
Uwe Boll, a name that often sparks strong reactions among movie enthusiasts. Some hail him as an innovative director with a unique vision, while others dismiss his work as nothing more than subpar filmmaking. Known for his prolific output […]
9 Great French Films of the Last 15 Years
French cinema has a rich and diverse history, renowned for its artistry, emotional depth, and storytelling prowess. And while many examples of French classics can be found throughout history, I wanted to specifically focus on the last decade or […]
The 5 Coolest Films With The Best Colour Palettes
Colour psychology once brushed off as a mere marketing tactic, has proven to wield a profound influence on human emotions and reactions. Its impact reaches far beyond the boardrooms of advertising, extending its captivating allure into the realm of […]
3D Films: The Pros and the Cons
I vividly remember talking about ‘Avatar‘ with some random people back in 2010, while waiting to go into an exam. They were praising it to no end, and argued that from then on, nobody would watch 2D films anymore. […]
John Wick: Chapter 4 (2023) (Review)
John Wick: Chapter 4 dials up the action, scope, and length for one of the best action films in recent memory, setting the precedent for what makes a great franchise. Initially meant for a 2021 release, action fans and […]
8 Films and Series About Pirates
Pirates have always captivated our imaginations with their swashbuckling adventures, hidden treasures, and rebellious spirit on the high seas. From the Golden Age of piracy to the present day, these maritime outlaws continue to fascinate us. If you’re looking […]
What Kind of Films Work Best for Summer?
Ah, summer! The season of warmth, sunshine, and endless possibilities. As the temperatures rise and the days grow longer, there’s no better time to relax, unwind, and enjoy some quality movie time. Unless of course, it’s really too hot, […]
April-May 2023 Screenplay Competition Winners
Hi there, The winners of the APRIL-MAY Screenplay Competition have just been announced on our website as well as on our social media pages. You can see all winners and nominees here: https://tmff.net/winners/screenplay-competition/april-may-2023/ Therefore, Lindsay Heiman wins the April-May […]
Interview with APRIL 2023 winner: Zhaoshuai Wu
I know I say this pretty much every month, but it was very difficult to choose a winner for April’s film of the month. We had a story about an old man faced with a terrible loss, a haunting […]
5 Types of Horror Films
Horror films have long been a captivating genre that evokes a range of emotions, from suspense and fear to excitement and adrenaline. Whether you enjoy the thrill of a jump scare or the psychological intensity of a suspenseful storyline, […]
Interview with MAY 2023 winner: Matt Sedgley
May was a great month, and we were spoiled for choice in terms of quality films. We had a fantastic look into videogame consumption and how the boundaries with reality can sometimes get a bit blurred, and we also […]
Why is David Attenborough so Loved?
When it comes to nature documentaries, one name stands out above all others: David Attenborough. With his soothing voice, vast knowledge, and genuine passion for the natural world, Attenborough has become an icon in the field of wildlife filmmaking. […]
7 Movies to Look Out For This Summer
Nothing’s better than a warm summer day outside and hitting the movie theatre later in the day. As the summer gets closer, it’s worth knowing what’s coming out as warm weather approaches, especially if you consider yourself a movie […]
Cinematic Worlds Explored: Stanley Kubrick & Wes Anderson
Stanley Kubrick and Wes Anderson are two iconic filmmakers who have left an indelible mark on the world of cinema. Their distinct visual styles and meticulous attention to detail have earned them a dedicated following and critical acclaim. When […]
4 Reasons Why The Godfather Part III Flopped
The Godfather Part III is considered by many to be a major disappointment and a flop in the history of cinema. The film, which was released in 1990, was the third and final installment in the iconic Godfather trilogy […]
6 Reasons to Watch THE CROWN
The British Monarchy has been in the headlines quite a lot in the past couple of years – starting with the death Prince Philip in 2021, followed by that of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II back in September 2022, […]
Why AVATAR Was Such a Big Deal in 2009
I remember that back in 2010, if you would at any point have a conversation about films, it would most frequently start with the words ‘Have you watched Avatar?’. Such was its popularity at the time, that many people […]
Stop-Motion Animation: History & Evolution
A while ago, I was reading about the amount of effort it took in order to create Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio – 940 days. The end result not only won the ‘Best Animated Feature’ award at the 2023 Academy […]
6 Key American Films From The 1960s
Many argue over what the best decade of cinema is. Surely, most point to the 1960s as being a major stepping stone for Hollywood, primarily with the emergence of the New Hollywood era in the mid-1960s. There’s a lot […]
February-March 2023 Screenplay Competition Winners
Hi there, The winners of the FEBRUARY-MARCH Screenplay Competition have just been announced on our website as well as on our social media pages. You can see all winners and nominees here: https://tmff.net/winners/screenplay-competition/february-march-2023/ Therefore, Scott Gilman wins the February-March […]
The Return of Slashers – Why and How
Whether you love the horror genre or not, it’s pretty incredible how successful it has been throughout the 21st century, especially in the modern era when so many films fail nowadays. Besides the success at the box office, there […]
7 Movies to Watch if You Want to Make Movies
I don’t know what the exact figure is, but so many people in the world aspire to make movies one day, myself included. Besides heading out and making shorts yourself to learn the craft, watching many movies is a […]
The Future of Cinema Predicted
Predicting anything in the movie world is a bit ludicrous, considering how impossible it is to portray anything accurately. However, total guesswork in cinema isn’t the only thing worth considering since there are usually general signs that can help […]
Creed III (2023) (Review)
Though an improvement over its predecessor, Creed III falls short of adding anything fresh to the franchise and fails to take enough risks to be memorable. Michael B. Jordan’s directorial debut was no easy feat, taking the helm amidst […]
5 Of the Most Overrated Movies Ever Made
Deeming a movie overrated usually causes a bit of controversy since it’s typically done to insult or bash a movie many people love. Without being overly cynical or a contrarian, there’s much to learn from discussing overrated movies and […]
Interview with JANUARY 2023 Winner: Kenneth Sanabria
A small, isolated house in the mountains, and someone held inside against her will. It’s a very somber thought, and its vivid portrayal, in the excellent film by Kenneth Sanabria, drives up the gloomy factor by a considerable margin. […]
Interview with 2022 FILM OF THE YEAR Winner: Hans Vannetelbosch
Each year, there are 12 ‘Films of the Month’ awards. And every year, we get to sit down and select the very best one out of the best ones. It’s truly a difficult task, as one can make a […]
Comedies in Film: Has the Genre Died?
No matter your interest in movies, it’s pretty apparent that straightforward comedies aren’t as prevalent as they once were, especially compared to the early 2000s. Many people wonder why, trying to pinpoint the audience or critics for being a […]
Interview with FEBRUARY 2023 Winner: Andrew Acedo
February is an interesting month of the year when it comes to films. Overall, it’s a celebration of the industry, with many of the year’s most mainstream award ceremonies happening within this time span. However, it is usually not […]
400 Movies Made and Counting
Over 400 movies have been made from scripts and writers found on InkTip. Register for your free account and find the script you’re looking for on our site. Also, receive pitches custom-made to your needs from our network of writers. Producers: find your […]
Bones and All (2022) (Review)
Though not perfect, ‘Bones and All’ is a daring horror romance that’ll leave audiences squirming for more. Practically anything Timothée Chalamet is in attracts Gen Zs to the theatre, and it’s nice to know there are a few genuine […]
Film of the Year 2022 Announced
Hello there, After carefully considering thousands of projects over the past year, selecting precisely 276 films and trailers in the 2022 edition, we’ve finally decided to announce and award our FILM OF THE YEAR 2022 winner: ‘Beau Monde‘ by […]
December-January 2023 Screenplay Competition Winners
Hi there, The winners of the DECEMBER-JANUARY Screenplay Competition have just been announced on our website as well as on our social media pages. You can see all winners and nominees here: https://tmff.net/winners/screenplay-competition/december-january-2023/ Therefore, Matthew L Brutsche wins the […]
Cormac McCarthy Adaptations in Film
Cormac McCarthy is considered to be one of the greatest contemporary American writers living and working today. McCarthy has written twelve novels, two plays, five screenplays, and three short stories, traversing the Western and post-apocalyptic genres. Writing-wise, McCarthy is […]
7 Best Documentaries of Last Year
Who doesn’t love a good documentary? 2022 was great year for filmmaking, with there being many rock-solid documentaries throughout the year. As a result, below will discuss some of the best documentaries of 2022. It’s challenging to keep track […]
2023 Oscars Predictions: An Analysis
There are several award circuits, which have information like predictions for the upcoming Tony, Grammy, Emmy, and Oscar award ceremonies, among other things. The predictions pages are an assessment of where the race stands right now; they do not […]
Capitani Season 2 (Review)
At one point in 2022, I decided that I wanted to watch some sort of crime drama, but ideally something with short episodes – nothing bordering on a full hour. Then, I stumbled upon Capitani, which intrigued me in several […]
2022 Review: Netflix vs HBO Max vs Amazon Prime Video
2022 was a pretty weird year for streaming platforms. After a subscription price hike, the year started in poor form for Netflix, with record subscriber losses after years of continued growth, and many spelling the end for the streaming […]
The Banshees of Inisherin (2022) (Review)
Most movie fanatics agree that Martin McDonagh has crafted three worthwhile full-length films throughout his career (In Bruges, Seven Psychopaths, and Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri), with his fourth and latest being The Banshees of Inisherin. How will the […]
6 Takeaways from the 2023 Golden Globes
The Golden Globes happened last week, and although they are not nearly as interesting when Ricky Gervais is not presenting, it was still a nice roundup of 2022 in terms of films and TV series. So, I prepared some […]
Interview with DECEMBER 2022 Winner: Jacob Thomas Pilgaard
It’s the third time we at TMFF sit down with Jacob Thomas Pilgaard, after one of his films wins our Film of the Month award. We’ve previously awarded his excellent Behold, Such Clown in July 2017, and then the […]
Explaining Key Film Terms (II)
A while back, I wrote about some key film terms with regard to types of releases – sequels, prequels and co. And I thought it would be a good idea to continue this topic while veering into other film-related […]
Sequels: When They Should Exist, and When They Shouldn’t
Like many people in the last couple of months, I was watching The Watcher on Netflix. A pretty creepy story, inspired by real world happenings, within a case that has been left unsolved – with the perpetrator never have […]
October-November 2022 Screenplay Competition Winners
Hi there, The winners of the OCTOBER-NOVEMBER Screenplay Competition have just been announced on our website as well as on our social media pages. You can see all winners and nominees here: http://tmff.net/winners/screenplay-competition/october-november-2022/ Therefore, Camille DeBiase wins the October-November […]
6 Great Christmassy Animations
Merry Christmas! I hope everyone is having a lovely time, enjoying some well-deserved time off and cherishing the time spent with their loved ones! In order to get fully into the festive cheer, my recommendation for this week is […]
6 Great Shakespeare Film Adaptations
Shakespeare’s writings are so vast and numerous that variations on the stories will always be popping up at some point or another. And one niche of these stories takes them away from the stage and into film format. Across […]
The Rings of Power – Why the Mixed Reception?
It was always going to be an uphill battle for Lord of the Rings – The Rings of Power. While not necessarily following up on one of the most beloved fantasy franchises out there, it was going to be […]
Interview with NOVEMBER 2022 Winner: Halldór Frank Hafsteinsson
Our November top three contained a dystopian Black Mirror sort of thriller, a sci-fi set in space and other planets, and an excellent drama looking at how much one could not know about their partners just before the wedding. […]
5 Films Not Released in Theatres
In the last couple of years, we had the Covid pandemic, as well as the advent of many other streaming services, to rival the traditional Netflix. With these two factors interacting, it is sometimes difficult to say why certain […]
6 Early Awards Favourites
I always find it interesting to take a look at the betting odds around November or December each year, to see which the early favourites are for the award season ahead. It’s a rather entertaining endeavor, as it shows […]
Interview with OCTOBER 2022 Winner: Seif Sayed Abdel Raouf
October was one of those months when we had so many quality films fighting for the top spot, that it was incredibly hard to agree upon a winner. After much deliberation, the TMFF jury finally selected Okay as the […]
Is Denis Villeneuve’s First Feature Film Worth Watching?
Few filmmakers have accomplished as much as Denis Villeneuve has in the 21st century. Worldwide, Villeneuve is known for directing several praised films, including thrillers Prisoners (2013) and Sicario (2015), as well as the sci-fi films Arrival (2016) and […]
Why the New BLADE Needs to Be Rated R
Though it’s confirmed that the new Blade starring Mahershala Ali Blade will get a PG-13 rating, one can dream otherwise. MCU mastermind Kevin Feige declared that the upcoming R-rated Deadpool film is the only R-rated movie that Marvel plans […]
6 Key Roles That Could Have Been Played by Different Actresses
A few weeks ago, we had a look at how some of the most famous films and series could have been very different, if different casting decisions that were actually considered and deemed likely at some point, would have […]
August-September 2022 Screenplay Competition Winners
Hi there, The winners of the AUGUST-SEPTEMBER Screenplay Competition have just been announced on our website as well as on our social media pages. You can see all winners and nominees here: http://tmff.net/winners/screenplay-competition/august-september-2022/ Therefore, Michael Thomas Holliday wins the […]
3 Types of Episodic Releases
I oftentimes get the feeling that the meaning of ‘episodic’ is quite diluted nowadays, especially when referring to series or shows. To go to the root of the word, ‘episodic’ in the context of any sort of story, means […]
Hidden Gem Movies to Watch in 2022
Like every other year, there is an influx of great films, making it seemingly impossible to dive through everything that comes out. Thankfully, the online world has made it easy to get a solid list of must-see movies. The […]
Looking Back at Five Classic Western Movies
One of the most beloved movie genres to ever have been created, some of the most iconic movies have been western productions. They’ve been winners at award ceremonies, some of the most talented actors have been featured in them, […]
5 Key Roles Which Could Have Been Played by Different Actors
Have you ever wondered how a big franchise that pretty much became synonymous with the lead actor or actress, would look like if someone else had taken on the role? Maybe some would have become bigger hits, some might […]
Indiana Jones 5 – All You Need to Know
It’s been 14 years since the last Indiana Jones film saw the light of day, and for many fans still, this is something that should have never happened. While it was still a pretty good film, it was certainly […]
9 Upcoming Star Wars Series
It’s a little bit crazy to think about just how much Star Wars expanded in the years after the Disney takeover. Barring the original trilogy and the prequel trilogy, and not counting the rather successful The Clone Wars animated […]
The Card Counter: A Hit or a Busted Flush?
It is almost exactly a year since The Card Counter enjoyed its worldwide release. Paul Schrader enlisted a star-studded cast, including Oscar Isaac, Tiffany Haddish, and Willem Dafoe, despite working within the constraints of a tight budget that allowed […]
Explaining Key Film Terms
We all know what a sequel is – especially since soo many films these days are sequels. And, if we know what a sequel is, then I guess what a prequel is should be quite self-explanatory. But where would […]
Batman vs. Batman: Can We Compare the Batman with the Dark Knight Trilogy?
The announcement of Matt Reeves’ The Batman was widely met with cries of ‘Do we need another Batman.’ While it can’t be denied that Nolan made a truly epic trilogy for the Dark Knight, it’s always fair to take […]
All You Need to Know About a Movie Production Budget
Everyone likes to enjoy the final results of making a movie, but not many wonders how the whole process looks, how many people need to be engaged in a given project, and most importantly, how movie budgets are created […]
The 10 Most Anticipated Movies of 2022
With the summer coming to an end, we can look forward to the countless great films awaiting their release at the end of the year. The anticipation appears to be at a high not seen in years, with my […]
June-July 2022 Screenplay Competition Winners
Hi there, The winners of the JUNE-JULY Screenplay Competition have just been announced on our website as well as on our social media pages. You can see all winners and nominees here: http://tmff.net/winners/screenplay-competition/june-july-2022/ Therefore, Antonio Messina wins the June-July […]
Bringing Out The Dead – Scorsese’s Most Underrated Film?
Usually, when someone discusses the genius of Martin Scorsese, his 1999 film Bringing Out The Dead isn’t the main centerpiece. No one can deny Scorsese has made a lot of great films, some of which get overlooked because of […]
The Genre of Terrence Malick
If you were to argue that any filmmaker should have their own genre, most wouldn’t have any issue with Terrence Malick filling that specificity. Malick made a name for himself in the 1970s with Badlands (1973) and Days of […]
The Genius Of Joachim Trier’s Oslo Trilogy
Many have Christopher Nolan’s Batman trilogy, the Three Colors trilogy, the Before trilogy, and countless others as their quote-on-quote favorite trilogy. Personally, Joachim Trier’s Oslo Trilogy is my most cherished, even though the three films are separate from one […]
How EVERYTHING EVERYWHERE ALL AT ONCE is Changing Film
If you talk to any self-proclaimed film buff from Generation Z about their favorite films, they will likely list at least one film from A24. The independent entertainment company has released countless acclaimed films since its inception in 2012, […]
Thor: Love and Thunder (2022) (Review)
Even the biggest anti-Marvel champions can admit the success of the superhero genre in the 21st century is an unparalleled piece in film we haven’t experienced before. Now it being 14 years since Iron Man and 30-plus MCU movies […]
The Genius of Wong Kar-wai
A film auteur is described as a filmmaker with an unmistakable approach whose filmmaking control is so unbounded, however personal, that the director is regarded as the author of the film. Hong Kong director Wong Kar-wai fits into that […]
The Importance of the French New Wave
Practically every filmmaker, novice or pro, understands the importance of the French New Wave. Having risen in the 1950s as a direct response to Old Hollywood, the French New Wave gave directors full imaginative command over their work. It […]
7 Essential Films for Aspiring Filmmakers
As the great Martin Scorsese once said, movies are life. It’s a way to flee whatever is going on in reality, be it a medium for influence, perspective, relief, or escape. Besides viewing films for any of those particular […]
April-May 2022 Screenplay Competition Winners
Hi there, The winners of the APRIL-MAY Screenplay Competition have just been announced on our website as well as on our social media pages. You can see all winners and nominees here: http://tmff.net/winners/screenplay-competition/april-may-2022/ Therefore, Fran Evelyn Ervin wins the […]
The Impact of Ingmar Bergman
Even if you’re utterly clueless about Ingmar Bergman’s work, you’ve at least seen something that the Swedish director directly or partially influenced. Whether it’s The Lighthouse from Robert Eggers, The Tragedy of Macbeth from Joel Coen, or Fight Club […]
90s Slasher Films and the Impact of Scream
The 1990s became a new birthplace of slasher films primarily thanks to the success of Wes Craven’s 1996 film Scream. Scream is viewed as a novel slasher film for having characters who were mindful of the typical slasher tropes […]
8 Classic Films and their Bad Remakes
There are two very bad things that can eventually happen to classic films. The first one is the unfortunate case where they will be forgotten by audiences. Usually, however, there are mechanisms in place which prevent that – either […]
‘Love, Death and Robots’: Best Episodes From Each Season
Since the third season of ‘Love, Death and Robots’ released the other week on Netflix, I wanted to take a look at my top three episodes from each season so far – and to round everything up to a […]
Interview with APRIL 2022 Winner: Dion Costelloe
We had the chance to talk to the director of our April 2022 Film of the Month – the excellent ‘Waking Up‘ – Dion Costelloe. JL: Congrats on the awards, Dion! How is ‘Waking Up’ faring so far at […]
5 Films Whose Sequels Were Quite Different
Usually, one knows what to expect when it comes to a sequel. If it’s based off a book or another type of material, then the story is already out there. If not, most of the time, there will be […]
The Curious Case of Netflix
Netflix is the name that became pretty much synonymous with the (legal) online streaming of films and TV shows. Phrases such as ‘Netflix and chill’ became quite prominent neologisms, and account sharing schemes became some of the most complex […]
10 Noteworthy Bruce Willis Films
It was recently announced that Bruce Willis will retire due to health issues – there will be a flurry of films coming out in the next year or two, but barring any surprises, their quality is likely to not […]
February-March 2022 Screenplay Competition Winners
Hi there, The winners of the FEBRUARY-MARCH Screenplay Competition have just been announced on our website as well as on our social media pages. You can see all winners and nominees here: http://tmff.net/winners/screenplay-competition/february-march-2022/ Therefore, Thomas Brannagan wins the February-March […]
The Best of Hayao Miyazaki
Hayao Miyazaki is without a doubt one of the finest filmmakers out there when it comes to animated movies. His projects span over five decades, and although his 2013 film was supposed to have been his last, he is […]
8 Netflix Documentaries to Watch Right Now
Netlfix quite often prioritises quantity over quality, which sometimes results in really bad series or films – that shouldn’t be a secret to anyone who spontaneously decided to give a new release a go, and regretting it 15 minutes […]
5 Surprises from the 2022 Academy Awards
The Academy Awards came and went – a bit later than usual – and with an ever-shrinking audience. Thankfully, the quality of filmmaking was a little bit better than last year (it couldn’t really get much worse), but the […]
Incastrati (2022) (Review)
At some point last month, I felt like watching a comedy series – that doesn’t happen often, since I’m not exactly a big fan of most recent comedies, be it series or feature films. I had a recommendation from […]
4 Things We Know About Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power
The last Lord of the Rings titled project came out in 2003 – almost 20 years ago. Then, between 2012 and 2014 we got a trilogy based on Tolkien’s prequel, The Hobbit. It’s quite notable that the three films, […]
How Films and Series are Portraying Covid
The Covid pandemic started two years ago, and while things are undoubtedly better and less uncertain these days, we are still all dealing with the social, economic and psychological effects that it brought along. It played out very differently […]
Top 7 Mystery-Thriller K-Dramas
K-Dramas are mostly on everyone’s lips right now. The genre emanates from South Korea and has managed to find its way into different countries. Currently, they have become known worldwide and have also achieved high viewership ratings. This is […]
6 Films That Deserved the Best Picture Oscar
Some years are more difficult then others when picking a big winner, and thus throughout history, many extraordinary projects have failed to pick up the biggest award on the biggest stage. Sure, across the Oscars, BAFTAs and Golden Globes, […]
Interview with January 2022 Winner: Hans Vannetelbosch
2022 is still fresh, and we have our first winner of the year. January 2022 was a great month in terms of entries, and in the end, the project which came up on top was Hans Vannetelbosch’s Beau Monde. […]
The Best Films Coming to the Glasgow Film Festival
You’ve seen Cannes, you’ve seen Toronto, now come see Glasgow. If you’re a lover of film festivals, then you’ll know that the Glasgow Film Festival is just about to kick off at the Glasgow Film Theatre once again. The […]
December-January 2022 Screenplay Competition Winners
Hi there, The winners of the December-January Screenplay Competition have just been announced on our website as well as on our social media pages. You can see all winners and nominees here: http://tmff.net/winners/screenplay-competition/december-january-2022/ Therefore, Michael Holliday wins the December-January […]
7 Books Not Adapted into Films
Quite often, a well loved booked will get adapted into a movie or a tv series, and it will turn out quite badly. Fans of the original content will usually complain about the quality of the adaptation, frequently citing […]
Formula 1 – Drive to Survive: The Good and the Bad
Formula 1 just had one of its most exciting seasons last year, with Mercedes’ and Lewis Hamilton’s year-long dominance finally broken by Max Verstappen of Red Bull. And, as has been the case for the last three seasons, it […]
Terminator 2: Judgement Day – Greatest Sequel Ever?
There are few sequels in the history of cinema that are considered better than the originals that preceded them, but James Cameron’s Terminator 2: Judgement Day is widely considered to be one of them. Indeed, the 1991 time travelling […]
11 Amazing David Attenborough Documentaries
Who doesn’t like Sir David Attenborough? I grew up watching his documentaries alongside my parents, and I am always happy whenever I hear he has a new series coming out. Over his decades of activity, the 95-year-old has done […]
Film of the Year 2021 Announced
Hello there, After carefully considering thousands of projects over the past year, selecting precisely 291 films and trailers in the 2021 edition, we’ve finally decided to announce and award our FILM OF THE YEAR 2021 winner: ‘The Warziniek’s File‘ […]
What The Witcher Season 2 Got Right
The first season of The Witcher came two years ago, and enjoyed quite a remarkable success. However, it was very difficult to satisfy everyone – fans of The Witcher books by Andrzej Sapkowski, fans of The Witcher videogames by […]
5 Films That Could Win the Best Picture Oscar
The Academy Awards will take place on the 27th of March – still much later than usual – whereas the nominations will be announced on the 8th of February. Still quite some time for a shake-up in the favourites. […]
Lamb (2021) (Review)
Noomi Rapace continues to showcase her acting-chops in what many will look back on as one of the strangest yet unparalleled experiences in Lamb. Lamb made several headlines in 2021 for its original yet seemingly out-of-the-ordinary premise. Led by […]
Interview with November 2021 Winner: Rune Abildgaard
Today we are chatting with our November 2021 Film of the Month winner, Rune L. Abildgaard. Besides the main award, the film ‘Heart of Rose Hip was also awarded Cinematographer of the Month and Original Score of the Month. […]
8 Masterful Korean Films
Korean cinema continues to grow in popularity largely thanks to the worldwide recognition and success of recent films and series such as Parasite (2019) and Squid Games (2021). One can only hope the success of those films can spring […]
October-November 2021 Screenplay Competition Winners
Hi there, The winners of the October-November Screenplay Competition have just been announced on our website as well as on our social media pages. You can see all winners and nominees here: http://tmff.net/winners/screenplay-competition/october-november-2021/ Therefore, Lynnette Woolery wins the October-November […]
Why Great Directors Sometimes Make Terrible Movies
Nobody is perfect, especially when discussing the notion of a masterful director. Though some directors haven’t made a bad film, there are countless examples of great directors who eventually stumble into making a terrible movie—some of which never recover. […]
Interview with October 2021 Winner: Pierre J. Secondi
Today we are chatting with our October 2021 Film of the Month winner, Pierre J. Secondi, whose film ‘The Warziniek’s File‘ managed to win three other awards, including Director of the Month, Screenwriter of the Month, and Actor of […]
Spencer (2021) (Review)
Kristen Stewart proves to be one of the most versatile and appealing actors with 2021’s Spencer, an immaculate yet patient film regarding mental illness, abuse, and the Royal Family. Biopics present the challenge of relying on historical accuracy while […]
The Evolution of Sci-Fi in Film
Science fiction, also known as sci-fi, broke ground in the 1970s and 1980s for creating worlds not thought possible—an area of the possibility to experience moving forward. Though sci-fi is nowhere near the scale it once was, the genre […]
Quentin Tarantino: Worst to Best
No matter a person’s background or appreciation in cinema, one cannot deny the luminosity and innovative qualities Quentin Tarantino presented throughout his career. Primarily known for his distinctive dialogue and use of violence, Tarantino has made some of the […]
The Worrisome Nature of Great Films Bombing at the Box Office
As elitist and entitled as it is to claim movies aren’t as great as they once were, there is some truth in a sense with the mainstream. Though plenty of excellent films are still being made, the risk and […]
Pig (2021) (Review)
Nicholas Cage has reinvented himself in recent memory, proving himself to be a masterful actor if presented in the proper role, with Pig being his best performance in years. If I told you right after the Wicker Man came […]
8 Masterful Soviet Sci-Fi Movies
Science Fiction has a way of promoting a strong sense of imagination, looking ahead and beyond what’s possible. The groundbreaking advancements in literature throughout the 20th century grew the Sci-Fi genre to unimaginable lengths, not just in the U.S. […]
How Music Can Influence a Film
When someone thinks of the broad term of music, their favorite artist or musician generally comes to their mind before anything else. We all have a preferred niche for music; whether it’s something extraordinarily mainstream or out of the […]
August-September 2021 Screenplay Competition Winners
Hi there, The winners of the August-September Screenplay Competition have just been announced on our website as well as on our social media pages. You can see all winners and nominees here: http://tmff.net/winners/screenplay-competition/august-september-2021/ Therefore, Meg Keneally wins the August-September […]
Will The Marvel Trend Ever End?
In this day and age, just about every person has seen a Marvel film at some point. Whether they’re a film fanatic or someone who only watches one film a year, Marvel dominates people’s film intake. This can be […]
Coda (2021) (Review)
Coda is a prime example of how taking the coming-of-age trope and pairing it with a family setting not everyone understands can be a beautiful and hilarious tale. Coda tells the story of Ruby Rossi (Emilia Jones), an aspiring […]
7 Comedies That Still Hold Up Today
There is no better cure to any ailment than laughter. Comedy has the versatility to promote happiness, get through grief, distract the mind, and find true meaning. Still, like any other artform, comedy tends to evolve as time goes […]
The Impact of Deepfakes on the Filmmaking Industry
The technological landscape is constantly changing, especially in the film industry. What’s possible today would’ve been alien-like technology even thirty years ago. With the pace film special effects and CGI are going, who knows what the future can hold […]
Interview with AUGUST 2021 winner: Jacob Thomas Pilgaard
This month, our jury had the very difficult task of deciding a winner from six excellent films. Ultimately, it was a 23-minute-long unbroken close-up taking place during a school shooting that won the biggest prize – Incident at School. […]
Must-Watch Movies from Each Decade (1950s – Present)
Although the history of cinema may seem like a lengthy one, films have only been around for a mere 100 plus years, a slight contrast compared to the length of humanity. Regardless, numerous films have been made over the […]
The Suicide Squad (2021) (Review)
With the horrendous and exceptionally disappointing film in Suicide Squad from 2016, who would’ve guessed a sequel (reboot?) five years later would be as good as it is. At the leadership of James Gunn and an ensemble crew to […]
How Moonlight is a Must-Watch For Every Movie Fanatic
Moonlight broke ground in 2016 for proving that just about any great film could win an oscar without having to rely on the standard cinematic style that’s generally tied to a winning film. It’s a touching, serene, emotional, and […]
7 Iconic Action Movies
Action movies, a type of film that exhilarates and gives the audience a boost of adrenaline with an added BPM. Just about every person can get a level of satisfaction from an action movie, me included. Still, there is […]
June-July 2021 Screenplay Competition Winners
Hi there, The winners of the June-July Screenplay Competition have just been announced on our website as well as on our social media pages. You can see all winners and nominees here: http://tmff.net/winners/screenplay-competition/june-july-2021/ Therefore, Marianthi Skaloumpaka wins the June-July […]
David Lynch – Worst to Best
Filmmakers and writers alike can’t celebrate the world of experimental and avant-garde cinema without discussing the genius of David Lynch. As notable and groundbreaking as Lynch’s work has been, like any other filmmaker, some of his work is much […]
The Green Knight (2021) (Review)
After the success of A Ghost Story in 2017 and The Old Man & the Gun in 2018, David Lowery has delivered a remarkable and genuinely innovative medieval fantasy in The Green Knight that’ll be analyzed for years to […]
7 Critically Panned Great Movies
Listening to the critics is a natural part of finding a great movie. After all, critics are there for a reason and help guide society into knowing if a film is worth checking out or not. Still, critics aren’t […]
Interview with JULY 2021 winner: Kilian Thomas
Just over a year ago, we were having a chat with Kilian Thomas, fresh winner of TMFF’s April Film of the Month for his short film, Insectarium. Today, he’s a winner yet again, this time with Alexanne – a […]
Most Popular Film Genres and Movements: US vs Europe
Cinema is a dense and layered subject that varies significantly throughout the world. Many moviegoers have a heavy focus on the niche they’re into, causing them to miss out on such a wide range of popular film genres and […]
Why the 1980s Horror Films Matter Today
Horror is one of the most polarizing film genres in cinema history, with some people refusing to watch any horror flick, no matter how acclaimed it is. There is also the elitist notion of some filmmakers looking down on […]
7 Dark & Depressing Films Every Movie Fanatic Should Watch
Films that stretch the boundary of what’s deemed dark and depressing play a critical role in our overall psyche. Although sorrowful films are just stories, they can strike a chord in a person’s emotional overtone for their daily lives. […]
Interview with JUNE 2021 winner: Simon Elvås
Our June TMFF Film of the Month comes from Sweden, and presents us with a difficult moral choice between personal and professional conviction. A Swedish Defense is directed by Simon Elvås, who was kind enough to take some time […]
The Genius Of Guillermo Del Toro
Great filmmakers have a natural ability to give each of their films a particular kind of style that separates it from other films. When discussing the subject of horror, comic book adaptations, or historical fantasy, Guillermo Del Toro has […]
6 Hidden Gem Films You Need to Watch
As great as cinema is for a person to enjoy, there is a natural want to view a film not everyone has seen. Significant films like Star Wars or The Godfather will always be regarded as classics, but there’s […]
April-May 2021 Screenplay Competition Winners
Hi there, The winners of the April-May Screenplay Competition have just been announced on our website as well as on our social media pages. You can see all winners and nominees here: http://tmff.net/winners/screenplay-competition/april-may-2021/ Therefore, James Everett wins the April-May […]
The Stunning Story Of No Country For Old Men
Ethan and Joel Coen truly broke ground with the release of No Country For Old Men in 2007. A film that revolves around violence and mayhem takes the audience back with a constant slow-drip of anxiety while enduring such […]
5 Most Influential Directors from The United States
If you’re looking to take your first step forward in the film industry or have loads of experience already, you obviously understand the importance of looking at some of the most influential directors. More specifically, you know the essential […]
Interview with APRIL 2021 winner: Svend Colding
Our Film of the Month for April comes from Denmark, and bears the name ‘It’s So Charming‘. Set at a wedding anniversary, it explores a myriad of troubled social relationships with a mixture of comedy, drama and everything in-between. […]
Find Royalty-Free Stock Video Footage for Your Next Art Project with Artlist.io
Artists are always looking for stock footage to use in their next project. The problem is, there can be a lot of restrictions on what you’re allowed to do with the footage and it can be difficult to find […]
The 7 Best Andrei Tarkovsky Films
Whether they were inspired by music, war or Eastern European sci-fi masterworks, Andrei Tarkovsky’s filmmaking prowess is unquestionable, and he certainly stands out as one of the finest screenwriters and directors during the ‘60s, ‘70s and ‘80s. Sadly, he […]
Another Round (Druk) (2020) (Review)
Another Round (Druk) was written and directed by Thomas Vinterberg, the man behind The Hunt – one of my all-time favourite films. It recently won an Oscar for the Best International Feature of last year, a feat surprisingly not […]
5 Reasons to Watch The Serpent
I waited for The Serpent to release on Netflix in order to make my decision about whether or not I should watch it. In the end, I decided to go for it – I was in the mood for […]
February-March 2021 Screenplay Competition Winners
Hi there, The winners of the February-March Screenplay Competition have just been announced on our website as well as on our social media pages. You can see all winners and nominees here: http://tmff.net/winners/screenplay-competition/february-march-2021/ Therefore, Craig Moore wins the February-March […]
What Was the Best Decade for Filmmaking?
As far as modern films are concerned, none of them would be possible without the previous groundbreaking and innovative stylings for filmmaking. Since the eruption of filmmaking in the early 20th century, the craft has shifted and changed throughout […]
Prince Philip and His Portrayals
The death of Prince Philip at the age of 99, and 2 months short of 100, marked the passing of one of the most enduring figures in centuries of British monarchy. As a tribute to his remarkable personality, I […]
The 5 Best International Feature Nominees
As I already mentioned in a previous article, I was a little bit disappointed by the lack of diversity when it came to the 2021 Oscars Best Picture nominees. We have the same US/UK mix, and nothing much besides […]
Interview with FEBRUARY 2021 winners: Ravin Raori and Yuqing Liu
It’s not often that we have an experimental film based on empirical research as our Film of the Month winner – thankfully, we’ve had the honour of doing just that in February 2021. Counterpoductive is a film that explores […]
Forgotten (기억의 밤) (2017) (Review)
I am always quite happy whenever Netflix takes a couple of year old films that I would have never stumbled upon otherwise, and adds them to their interminable streaming collection. This is how I managed to choose Forgotten as […]
5 Facts About the 2021 Oscars
The Oscar nominations are in – this would normally be a very strange thing to say at the end of March, as by then, the awards themselves are usually done and dusted. And still, 2021 is certainly no ordinary […]
All Or Nothing – The Documentaries
Sports documentaries have not been very popular as a sub-genre, until rather recently. At the very most, there have been a handful of football season recaps over the years, and documentaries made about F1 big names. However, a number […]
7 Great Women Directors
Since today is the 8th of March, the International Womens’ Day, I thought it would be great timing to recognise the awesome female film directors, writers and filmmakers around the world. The last couple of years have seen quite […]
James Cameron’s Avatar Sequels
What were you up to in 2010 – 11 years ago? How different everything was back then. We were still just getting used to having internet on our mobile phones, we were 10 years away from a global pandemic, […]
Film of the Year 2020 Announced
Hello there, After carefully considering thousands of projects over the past year, selecting precisely 357 films and trailers in the 2020 edition, we’ve finally decided to announce and award our FILM OF THE YEAR 2020 winner: ‘Susie‘ by Jodran […]
December-January 2021 Screenplay Competition Winners
Hi there, The winners of the December-January Screenplay Competition have just been announced on our website as well as on our social media pages. You can see all winners and nominees here: http://tmff.net/winners/screenplay-competition/december-january-2021/ Therefore, Yael Deynes wins the December-January […]
5 Amazon Series to Watch
Since two weeks ago I presented you with a selection of Netflix shows to watch, this time I wanted toTale change platform and delve into Amazon Prime. Because there haven’t been that many interesting new releases in 2021 so […]
The Call (콜) (2020) (Review)
The Call (콜) is a 2020 South Korean film somewhat based upon a British film from 2011 named The Caller. How much in terms of plot they have in common, I couldn’t exactly tell you. What I can tell […]
4 Fresh 2021 Netflix Series
Have you been trying to make up your mind which series from Netflix you want to start, but you’re constantly put off by the huge numbers of seasons that your top picks have under their belts? No problem – […]
Mank – How to Alienate an Audience
As a big fan of David Fincher, and someone who definitely understands and appreciates the cinematographic achievement of Citizen Kane, I was really curious to see how the combination of director and topic would pan out. I was very, […]
5 Dark Comedies Every Filmmaker Should Watch
Since the early days of cinema, people have always had a particular amusement with laughing at a film. Whether this laughter was intentional or not, we can all agree about the essential nature of laughter and the positive effects […]
Distribution Opportunity for Your Film
We are excited to inform you that we have partnered up with Wave Films, a Singapore-based production company that is now opening a sales agency to represent promising films from filmmakers worldwide. As part of our partnership, the 1st, […]
The New A24 Films from Aronofsky and Garland
A24 are the studio behind some of the best and most indie films to come out in recent years: Minari, The Lighthouse, Hereditary, Moonlight, The Killing of a Sacred Deer, The Lobster, The Witch, Room, Locke, Ex Machina and […]
7 Films About Pandemics
Happy New Year 2021! Since the vacination process against COVID-19 has now started in many countries around the world, I thought it would be a good and more optimistic time to look into some pandemic or epidemic centric films. […]
Minari and the Golden Globes Controversy
In case you didn’t know, there were recently some updates regarding the Golden Globes’ categories and the films which will be competing for nominations in each category. The headline this time around has been the criticism which stemmed from […]
October-November 2020 Screenplay Competition Winners
Hi there, The winners of the October-November Screenplay Competition have just been announced on our website as well as on our social media pages. You can see all winners and nominees here: http://tmff.net/winners/screenplay-competition/october-november-2020/ Therefore, Claire Kathryn Roche wins the […]
6 Christmas Films on Amazon Prime
If you happen to be stuck at home these days – after all, who isn’t? – you may want to spend a few evenings watching Christmas films. While it doesn’t feel like it, due to the lack of Christmas […]
Fargo Season 4 (Review)
If you asked me on the spot to name one of my favourite TV series ever, it is certain that one of the names which would come up would be Fargo. Before the first season came out, many people […]
7 Contenders for the Award Season
It’s the time of the year when I usually make predictions about the films to look for during the award season of early next year – but this has not been an ordinary year, that’s for sure. We have […]
Where in the World are Cinemas Open?
With most of the world in the midst of a second coronavirus wave, or just about past it, we are all experiencing a taste of March-April lockdowns all over again. However, as opposed to the more or less universal […]
Hold Your Breath: Five of the Best Suspense Scenes In 21st Century Cinema
Suspense in cinema has been around for as long as there have been movies, but some might say it is a little bit of a lost art these days. Indeed, if you look at modern horror movies, which all […]
4 Things We Learned From All or Nothing: Tottenham Hotspur
I know I’m quite late to the party, but I hadn’t watched the Amazon Prime documentary All or Nothing: Tottenham Hotspur until last week. I know that the majority of you, even the ones who count themselves as football […]
Interview with OCTOBER 2020 winner: L.A. Reilly
The months of 2020 seem to pass so quickly, given the fact that there’s so little variation in our everyday routines nowadays. We have a little under two months to go until 2021, which seems rather incredible. As for […]
What are Filler Episodes?
A few days ago, I watched the second episode of the second season of The Mandalorian, and was left rather entertained. Then, as is customary, I went to IMDb and checked out the episode’s average rating: a rather low […]
10 Sean Connery Films That Defined His Career
Following Sean Connery’s passing at the age of 90 last week, I wanted to dedicate this article to his memory. Let us remember together what a gifted and versatile actor the Scotsman was, via this journey through some of […]
August-September 2020 Screenplay Competition Winners
Hi there, The winners of the August-September Screenplay Competition have just been announced on our website as well as on our social media pages. You can see all winners and nominees here: http://tmff.net/winners/screenplay-competition/august-september-2020/ Therefore, Almas Haidery wins the August-September […]
How Watching Films Can Help Your Mental Health
As humans, we all tend to enter a state of sorrowfulness that can hinder our ability to properly live our lives much longer than we hope for. No matter how long these particular feelings may last, all of us […]
6 Film Meals and Their Significance
Has it ever happened to you to watch a film or an episode from a series on a rather empty stomach, and suddenly you felt super hungry once food appeared on screen? I especially remember that as a kid, […]
Interview with AUGUST 2020 winner: Brendan Young
Our August 2020 big winner was The Widow: a film about Sicilians, taking place in Australia, back in the 1960s. We discussed the project with its director, Brendan Young. JL: Congrats, Brendan, for all the awards! There was some […]
Find or sell scripts fast and easy
Whether you’re looking for scripts or have some of your own, InkTip can help you. Nearly 400 movies have been made from scripts and writers found on their site. Independent Filmmakers: find scripts fast and easy. Writers: list and sell […]
Interview with SEPTEMBER 2020 winner: Micheal Eastman
We bid farewell to the month of September, and this can only mean that we have a September winner, this time from the United States. The film is Velvet Farewell, the director is Micheal Eastman, and he was kind […]
The Latest Bond Delay and its Effects
Just a few days ago, I was surprised to read that No Time to Die, the latest James Bond movie and Daniel Craig’s last outing as 007, would be once again delayed because of the global pandemic. Originally scheduled […]
3 Movie Sequels That Should Never Have Been Made
In the entertainment business, “always leave them wanting more” is a philosophy that many live by. Performances, movies and TV shows that end before the audience get tired help them to maintain a strong reputation which is good for […]
4 Updates About The Mandalorian Season 2
With the new trailer for the second season of The Mandalorian arriving a few days ago, I thought it might be nice to sum up a few of the details we uncovered, in order to prepare for the October […]
Re-Editing The Godfather III
I know a lot of people who think that the original The Godfather film is by far the best of the trilogy – myself included. I also know quite a few people who actually regard the second film, The […]
5 Autumn Mood Movies
Autumn is officially here – I don’t know how much of a summer you’ve had, given the ongoing pandemic-related restrictions, but what’s sure is that it’s gone. And while warm weather might stick with us for a little bit […]
June-July 2020 Screenplay Competition Winners
Hi there, The winners of the June-July Screenplay Competition have just been announced on our website as well as on our social media pages. You can see all winners and nominees here: http://tmff.net/winners/screenplay-competition/june-july-2020/ Therefore, Jim Norman wins the June-July […]
The Most Popular Film Genres of 2019
Recently I was wondering what the most popular and most productive (in terms of box office revenue) film genres are. A simple Google search led me to a statistic on The Numbers, which aggregated all theatrical releases of 2019, […]
Interview with JULY 2020 winner: Craig Moore
The winner of our Film of the Month distinction for July 2020 comes from Ireland – Three Brothers Two. The film explores the drama that unfolds in a small, closely-knit community after an unfortunate accident unfolds. We had a […]
7 Films You Won’t Be Watching This Summer
It’s a bit hard to keep track of all the delays and postponements to films and series that have happened over the last couple of months because of the coronavirus pandemic. While in the beginning, it was better to […]
Ju-on: Origins (2020) (Review)
I’m a big fan of Japanese horror – I’ve watched many of the classics of this genre, and I enjoy additing to my collection every now and again. I didn’t watch the original Ju-on films, which were made in […]
5 Most Common Sci-Fi Themes
I like breaking things down in categories, in order to look at them in a more structured way. Of course, that’s not the final objective – the charm of films is often how they combine different ideas, themes and […]
Upcoming Projects of Great Directors
With so many postponements with regard to not only film productions, but also releases, it’s a bit tricky to keep accurate track of what exactly is coming out in the near future. So, I’ve decided to jump forward a […]
Interview with JUNE 2020 winner: Blake Ridder
We were once again faced with the difficult task of picking a winner from a superb bunch of six finalists. In the end, The English Teacher came on top, and took away the big prize for June 2020. Director […]
6 International Series to Consider
I was browsing Netflix at the weekend, looking for new material to add to my watchlist. I tried to cover as wide a geographical scope as possible – in the end, only two of the six entries come from […]
Bloodride (2020) (Review)
Story anthologies seem to work very well – they have done so in the past, and continue to do so. Usually, it’s because they don’t require much time to get into, and won’t need to watch or read a […]
April-May 2020 Screenplay Competition Winners
Hi there, The winners of the April-May Screenplay Competition have just been announced on our website as well as on our social media pages. You can see all winners and nominees here: http://tmff.net/winners/screenplay-competition/april-may-2020/ Therefore, Bruno Gil Gonzalez wins the […]
4 Reasons Why You Should Watch Dark
The third and final season of Dark has its premiere on Netflix this Saturday, 27 June. Fans of the series will know that this date has a specific significance within the plot’s context, which is a very nice added […]
The New Pope (2020) (Review)
The Bible and the iPhone “The Bible doesn’t have to be like an iPhone”, because that means it could be removed at any time by an upgraded version. Thus, the relationship with the scripture, which must keep its original formula, becomes […]
4 Series to Watch on Netflix This June
Summertime is here, and regardless of the global pandemic that goes on in the world, we wouldn’t have expected much in terms of films and series. Summer is usually the time for light, often corny films that usually are […]
Interview with MAY 2020 winner: Jordan Doig
May 2020 has been a surreal experience for most of us… just like April 2020, for that matter. One great thing about lockdown is that it has allowed us to watch even more films than before. And spreaking of […]
Into the Night (2020) (Review)
European TV shows are usually much more grounded and tame than their North American counterparts, which often revel in doomsday scenarios and, much too often, saving the world opportunities. The latter also usually have a clear distinction between the […]
Film Festivals Going Online
With film festivals cancelled and movie theaters closed, many movie enthusiasts are starting to worry about missing out on the greatest cinema releases this year. However, technology is making sure that we won’t miss out on the latest releases […]
7 Great 90s TV Shows
Have you recently felt nostalgic about some of the TV shows that you used to watch back in the 90s? There was a special sort of simplicity about the style of such productions – the emphasis was less on […]
Ideas for Coronavirus Projects
The coronavirus lockdown started only a few months ago in China, and then shortly after in most of the rest of the world. Confined to the limited spaces of their homes, people started dealing with this new reality in […]
Interview with APRIL 2020 winner: Kilian Thomas
Over the last two months, as most people around the world were confined to their homes, empty city streets managed to give a peculiar, almost post-apocalyptic vibe. Coincidentally, our big winner for April 2020 also roposes a post-apocalyptic scenario, […]
Interview with MARCH 2020 winner: Kiril Todorov
This March, the Film of the Month coincided with the Audience Award, with both awards going to All Through the Night. Kiril Todorov, who also picked up a prize for Best Director, is no stranger to TMFF – he […]
7 Animated Films You Might Have Missed
As someone who grew up watching cartoons and animated films – like many others, I presume – I have not really been doing my homework with regard to this genre over the past couple of years. Most mainstream animated […]
February-March 2020 Screenplay Competition Winners
Hi there, The winners of the February-March Screenplay Competition have just been announced on our website as well as on our social media pages. You can see all winners and nominees here: http://tmff.net/winners/screenplay-competition/february-march-2020/ Therefore, Brian Stoddart wins the February-March […]
The Evolution of Batman and his Relationship with the Franchise’s Villains
At the time of writing, Batman has been around for 81 years, with the superhero’s first appearance coming back in 1939. Over the years, perhaps unsurprisingly, the character has undergone a number of changes both mentally and physically. Within […]
6 Film Festivals Affected By Coronavirus
The Coronavirus crisis has left a mark on the entire world, whether it’s going to work, going out for a beer, attending a concert or watching a football match live. Film festivals have been affected as well, and some […]
TV Shows That Have Been Postponed
The coronavirus epidemic has disrupted many sector, including filmmaking – and we covered that extensively in another blog. Since then, a number of TV series premieres have been postponed due to the coronavirus situation. And although the situation seems […]
5 New European Series on Netflix
The excellent German series Dark paved the way for many quality European series surfacing on Netflix over the past year or so. It’s a great way for more people to experience the refreshing sight of filmmaking not in the […]
Series to Watch Under Coronavirus Lockdown
We’re living an unusual couple of weeks at the moment, when cinema visits stopped being an option, and we’ve had to move all of our film-related experiences, alongside our offices, at home. It’s important to respect the special temporary […]
3 Ways in Which the Coronavirus is Affecting the Film Industry
The response to the global spread of the Coronavirus has been blown out of proportion, and the wide majority of people and businesses have been overreacting. The global economy will suffer greatly as a result, and the film industry […]
Indiana Jones Without Steven Spielberg?
The fifth and final Indiana Jones film was announced a few years ago, with Steven Spielberg planned to direct the famous archeologist’s final adventure, as he did with every entry in the series. We even wrote an article about […]
Film of the Year 2019 Announced
Hello there, After carefully considering thousands of projects over the past year, selecting precisely 343 films and trailers in the 2019 edition, we’ve finally decided to announce and award our FILM OF THE YEAR 2019 winner: ‘The Mandarin Tree‘ by […]
December-January 2020 Screenplay Competition Winners
Hi there, The winners of the December-January Screenplay Competition have just been announced on our website as well as on our social media pages. You can see all winners and nominees here: http://tmff.net/winners/screenplay-competition/december-january-2020/ Therefore, Rhonda Deskins wins the December-January […]
6 Bong Joon Ho Films to Watch After Parasite
Bong Joon Ho took the mainstream filmmaking world by storm when he won an unprecedented 4 Oscars in one night, for the same film – the masterpiece which is Parasite. But, he’s certainly not a newcomer when it comes […]
How Parasite Triumphed at the Oscars
Immediately after watching Parasite, I knew I had just seen one of the finest films in many years. The unanimously-decided winner of last year’s Palme d’Or had achieved a remarkable feat, but questions still lingered over its ability to […]
5 Reasons Why The Witcher Split Audiences
The Witcher was quite a big thing last month, and for many people, it was the first series they watched this decade. Before giving it a go myself, I heard extremely diverging opinions: I’ve heard friends blasting it as […]
A Good Trailer vs A Bad Trailer
We all know what a trailer is, don’t we? After all, we probably are confronted with trailers on a daily basis, whether it’s a voluntary action or it comes under the form of a random ad. However, if you […]
The 3 Best Picture Contenders
The BAFTAs are taking place next weekend in London, and in a bit over a fortnight, we will know this year’s Academy Award winners. Indeed, I’ve already written an article on approximately the same topic several weeks ago, but […]
Coming Soon: The Films of February 2020
Hi there, filmmakers and film lovers! Below you will find our pick with the 5 most awaited films to watch next month in February. Sonic the Hedgehog (Action, Adventure, Family, Sci-Fi) Directed by Jeff Fowler In Theaters February 14 […]
The Lighthouse (2019) (Review)
A few years ago, The Witch became a reference point in my very short list of horror films I really, really like – which is short not because I don’t watch a lot of horror movies, but because so […]
4 Things We Learned From the 2020 Golden Globes
The 2020 Golden Globes must have been great fun for anyone residing in a suitable timezone to enjoy its live broadcast at a reasonable hour. For the rest of us it was most likely a first-thing-on-Monday-morning-watch, which doesn’t sound […]
Interview with DECEMBER 2019 winner: Marie Vandelannoote
The final winner of year 2019 is Marie Vandelannoote’s short film Funeral, which deals with a family reunion brought along by the death of one of its members. We had chat with its screenwriter and director, Marie Vandelannoote, who […]
Film Resolutions for 2020
Happy New Year 2020! We at TMFF hope that the new year will bring you lot of success, good health and unforgettable moments. We hope that you will watch a lot of films, and broaden your cinematographic horizons during […]
October-November 2019 Screenplay Competition Winners
Hi there, The winners of the October-November Screenplay Competition have just been announced on our website as well as on our social media pages. You can see all winners and nominees here: http://tmff.net/winners/screenplay-competition/october-november-2019/ Therefore, Tim Northburg wins the October-November […]
4 Things to Do This Holiday Season
Merry Christmas everyone. Just because it’s holiday season doesn’t mean that you should forget about movies this time of the year. Not at all! Films bring us together like few other things do, and create lasting memories. Of course, […]
Do Interactive Films Have a Future?
In two of the last three weeks we talked about Black Mirror, so why not do it again? This time, I’ll use the one Black Mirror that I ignored in my previous posts – the interactive film Bandersnatch – […]
Interview with NOVEMBER 2019 winner: Julien Cornwall
November is a time for reflection, rain and gloomy days with no sunlight. Just like Scotland. November‘s big winner, The Lost Scot, appropriately takes place in Scotland, and expertly makes light work of an otherwise sombre premise. It’s exactly what we […]
Top Black Mirror Episodes (#5 to #1)
Picking up where we left two weeks ago, let’s take a look at the best of the Black Mirror bunch. Best is, of course, extremely subjective. I’m pretty sure there will be at least one major omission and definitely […]
The Classic Star Wars is Back
To be fair, I had pretty much given up on Star Wars. Even though I’m a big fan, I called the franchise in its current form a blatant cash cow in a previous blog. I complained about how disappointed […]
Top Black Mirror Episodes (#10 to #5)
It took me more time than it should have, but I finally caught up with Black Mirror last week, so I decided to go ahead and do something which will certainly span disagreement. I carefully listed all Black Mirror […]
Interview with OCTOBER 2019 winner: Alessandro Gessaga
Our winner for October comes from Switzerland, and is called Like a Shadow in the Dark. We had a talk to its director, Alessandro Gessaga, to find out more about the impressive project he was involved in. JL: Alessandro, […]
Parasite (2019) (Review)
I’ve often reiterated the idea that Cannes Film Festival is much more appreciative of true filmmaking quality than the mainstream film awards, or at a very minumum than the Academy Awards. I am curious to see, based on the […]
6 Great Racing Films
With all the hype surrounding Ford v Ferrari, I decided to make a list of great films which have one thing in common: fast cars. I decided to skip animations (Cars would have otherwise made a fine addition to […]
August-September 2019 Screenplay Competition Winners
Hi there, The winners of the August-September Screenplay Competition have just been announced on our website as well as on our social media pages. You can see all winners and nominees here: http://tmff.net/winners/screenplay-competition/august-september-2019/ Therefore, Sumathy Ram and Charles Leopardo […]
The Idiosyncratic Ingenuity of Yorgos Lanthimos
It was a rainy and cold October evening in Glasgow, back in 2015, when I decided to set forth to the cinema. The roughly 7-minute walk offered me the distinct privilege of making decisions based on nothing in particular. […]
6 Films Set in Airports
Last week, I was on the bus to the airport, ready to speed through the luggage control area and get to my gate. Unfortunately, this nice plan was ruined by a text I received a moment later, which informed […]
Coming Soon: The Films of November 2019
Hi there, filmmakers and film lovers! Below you will find our pick with the 5 most awaited films to watch next month in November. The Irishman (Biography, Crime, Drama, History, Thriller) Directed by Martin Scorsese In Theaters November 1 […]
Early Favs for the Award Season
Yes, it’s very early to predict the big winners of the January-February award season. I haven’t yet seen many of the big names, but I can already see them falling into place. Sure, some of the names listed here […]
7 Iconic Films of Martin Scorsese
Martin Scorsese is undoubtedly one of the finest directors out there, having made masterpiece after masterpiece for many decades. With the impending release of The Irishman – a film that should top the list of every gangster movie lover […]
The Rise of the Miniseries
Miniseries (a.k.a. anthology, limited, event, or serial, depending on your region) have been on the rise in almost every outlet. Netflix, Hulu, HBO, National Geographic, and so many others have hopped on board the miniseries train, releasing super binge-able […]
375 Movies Made and Counting
Producers have made more than 375 movies from scripts and writers found on InkTip. All of these movies started when a producer used our site to discover new scripts. In fact, producers, agents, and managers have used InkTip since 2001. Some […]
Coming Soon: The Films of October 2019
Hi there, filmmakers and film lovers! Below you will find our pick with the 5 most awaited films to watch next month in October. Joker (Crime, Drama, Thriller) Directed by Todd Phillips In Theaters October 4 Synopsis: An original […]
5 Great Danish Series
We’re used to seeing too many American and British series. It’s a fact. Yes, some of them are good. No doubt, some of the good ones are true masterpieces. What a lot of people are not aware of is […]
June-July 2019 Screenplay Competition Winners
Hi there, The winners of the June-July Screenplay Competition have just been announced on our website as well as on our social media pages. You can see all winners and nominees here: http://tmff.net/winners/screenplay-competition/june-july-2019/ Therefore, David J Keogh and Velton […]
Film Festivals to Check Out this Fall
Fall is approaching and that means much anticipated cooler temps, pumpkin spice everything, and an awesome line up of film festivals across the United States. Whether you’re into small-town local festivals or big national productions, we’ve got some of […]
Under the Tree (2017) (Review)
The most recent World Happiness Index lists Iceland as the fourth happiest country in the world. Suffice to say, Under the Tree doesn’t exactly delve into that optimism, and instead focusses heavily on feuds, misunderstandings and outright hatred. It’s […]
Coming Soon: The Films of September 2019
Hi there, filmmakers and film lovers! Below you will find our pick with the 5 most awaited films to watch next month in September. It Chapter Two (Horror) Directed by Andy Muschietti In Theaters September 6 Synopsis: Lawman Luke […]
Interview with JULY 2019 winner: Cengiz Akaygün
We awarded July’s edition of Film of the Month to The Mandarin Tree, and we’ve managed to exchange a few words with the director, Cengiz Akaygün. JL: Congratulations on your win, Cengiz. We decided to award the top prize […]
7 Iconic Horror Scenes (II)
A few weeks ago, I was in the mood to talk about horror flicks a for a bit, so I compiled a list of scenes from horror films which I found to be absolute staples of the genre. Not […]
Interview with MAY 2019 winner: M.P. Murdock
J.L. Congratulations on your win! We were thoroughly impressed by ‘Rorrim‘, continuously on the edge of our seats. How would you describe your project in a single sentence? Murdock: It’s a story about ambition and perseverance disguised as a […]
Where to get inspiration for your next screenplay
Some people might tell you that no matter how original you think your writing is, somebody in the world is bound to have already done it already. Well, not a completely identical story, but a very similar one, perhaps. […]
Interview with JUNE 2019 winner: Tawan Bazemore
J.L. Congratulations for your great victory! Sound grabs another couple of accolades in an already impressive list. You named your project ‘Sound’. That’s a very ambitious title, and all can go wrong in case you don’t quite deliver. However, […]
6 Great Experimental Films
Many experimental films, as interesting as they might be, simply aren’t exactly enjoyable to watch. A single non-conventional element, such as narrative, or cinematography, or use of score, might not completely alter the overall experience, but a couple of […]
Why Do We Love Stranger Things
It might be a bit cheesy at times, and it might recycle its best ideas a little bit too much in each season, but even so, a lot of people are big Stranger Things fans – myself included. So, […]
4 Netflix Shows Releasing Soon
It’s summer, and nothing too interesting is on at the cinema. And anyways, if you live in Europe, you probably already spent your monthly cinema money on fans, in the hope that you can survive yet another wave of […]
April-May 2019 Screenplay Competition Winners
Hi there, The winners of the April-May Screenplay Competition have just been announced on our website as well as on our social media pages. You can see all winners and nominees here: http://tmff.net/winners/screenplay-competition/april-may-2019/ Therefore, Anna Weinstein wins the April-May […]
Sequels, prequels and spin-offs
The lack of originality in the mainstream film industry is certainly not a new occurence, but it is bothering me as much as it always did. Which is quite a lot. Of course, from a financial point of view, […]
7 Iconic Horror Scenes (I)
While a horror or thriller film can certainly have a handful of wonderfully crafted scenes and still fail to hit home, more often than not there’s a positive correlation between scene brilliance and overall quality. If you’re a fan […]
Chernobyl (2019) (Review)
Ever since the Chernobyl NPP disaster more than 33 years ago, there has been a steady flow of media that either chronicles the events, or attempts to build stories out of the aftermath of the events. There have been […]
5 TV Shows With Disappointing Finales
Have you watched a TV series for several years, taking in each season as it was released, and kind of going about your life with it in the background? You finished high-school when the show was airing season 2, […]
Is CGI Used Too Much Nowadays?
I’m generally not a fan of blockbusters, and unless the context is right, my only contact with them remains through memes I stumble across on social media and fail to understand. Which is not much of a problem, as […]
6 Highest Grossing Films of All Time
This last week, it’s very likely that, while browsing your social media feed, you stumbled upon articles or posts centred around Avengers: Endgame’s success at the box office. It’s only been weeks, and the superhero flick has already grossed […]
Star Wars Episode IX – What We Know So Far
You don’t get the release of a brand new Star Wars Episode every year. Sure, we’ve been getting one every two years since 2015, but please bare in mind that 2019 will be only the 9th year since 1977 […]
February-March 2019 Screenplay Competition Winners
Hi there, The winners of the February-March Screenplay Competition have just been announced on our website as well as on our social media pages. You can see all winners and nominees here: http://tmff.net/winners/screenplay-competition/february-march-2019/ Therefore, Joshua A. Cohen wins the […]
Interview with MARCH 2019 winner: Martin Holper
It’s been really tight this March. With so many outstanding entries for Film of the Month, we here at TMFF had a lot of debates, often contradictory, before we finally determined the grand winner: Loss of Reality, an excellent […]
4 Ways to Avoid Game of Thrones Spoilers
The final Game of Thrones season is finally upon us, and 2 of the 7 episodes have already been released and devoured by hordes of hardcore fans. George R.R. Martin’s books rank higher in terms of enjoyment, at least […]
6 Highly Anticipated Horror Films of 2019
Oh, another article on upcoming horror films? Well, just in case there was any doubt that horror is one of the most popular genres out there. Actually, looking at what’s due to come out this year – which includes […]
The Twilight Zone is Back
A wise person once said: ‘ Only three things in life are certain: death, taxes, and the fact that every couple of decades, a revival of The Twilight Zone will inevitably spring up’. While, of course, that’s not a […]
4 Films To Go To the Cinema For in April
The beginning of the year is often slow in terms of releases – we already addressed this phenomena in detail in one of our previous posts, which described what are known as ‘dump months’. However, it will soon be […]
The Guilty (2018) (Review)
Years ago, I watched Locke and was completely blown away by it. The film by Steven Knight took place exclusively inside of a moving car with a single passenger, played by Tom Hardy. And despite this apparent limitation in […]
7 Popular Stories in Films
Almost two years ago, I wrote an article on the most common character story arcs, as stemming from a lecture by the great American writer, Kurt Vonnegut. This week, I will offer some continuity to that by detailing a […]
Film of the Year 2018 Announced
Hello there, After carefully considering thousands of projects over the past year, selecting precisely 474 films and trailers in the 2018 edition, we’ve finally decided to announce and award our FILM OF THE YEAR 2018 winner: ‘Going AWOL‘ by […]
Oscars 2019: Predictions vs Results
The patters of recent years mostly saw The Golden Globes and The BAFTAs awarding a common film with their Best Picture trophy, and the Academy Awards later choosing a different film as their victor. However, this year we already […]
December-January 2019 Screenplay Competition Winners
Hi there, The winners of the December-January Screenplay Competition have just been announced on our website as well as on our social media pages. You can see all winners and nominees here: http://tmff.net/winners/screenplay-competition/december-january-2019/ Therefore, Katelyn Harbert wins the December-January […]
Coming Soon: The Films of March 2019
Hi there, filmmakers and film lovers! Below you will find our pick with the 5 most awaited films to watch next month in March: Apollo 11 (Documentary) Directed by Todd Douglas Miller In Theaters March 1 Synopsis: A look at the Apollo […]
6 Modern Black & White Films Worth Watching
As with any technological advancement, there is plenty of debate surrounding the topic of the first colour film. The earliest colour film is often attested to have existed as early as 1902, made by an Edwardian photographer. However, coloured […]
True Detective – Season Comparison
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, True Detective is back since mid-January… and more than half of the new season is already gone. So, I thought that before it’s all over and we once again have to get […]
Interview with JANUARY 2019 winner: Matheus Ronn
If there’s a month that’s most suitable for mystery, that’s January. It’s cold outside, and the best place to be is inside, cuddled under a couple of blankets and with a warm drink in your hand. And, since this […]
4 Big Contenders for Best Picture Oscar
In a bit over three weeks, the Academy Awards will take place, sending the entire film world into frenzy yet again. As I mentioned two weeks ago, I much prefer the more quiet appeal of the Golden Globes, as […]
Sight vs Sound: Bird Box vs A Quiet Place
Most of us go about our daily lives by using a combination of both sight and sound in order to perform all our activities. Yet, for some, or in specific situations, one or both of these senses may be […]
Coming Soon: The Films of February 2019
Hi there, filmmakers and film lovers! Below you will find our pick with the 5 most awaited films to watch next month in February: How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World (Animation, Action, Adventure) Directed by Dean DeBlois In […]
Interview with DECEMBER 2018 winner: Irina Velichkova
The last major award of 2018 goes to Bulgaria – Irina Velichkova wins the big award for her fantastic film, Dream for Happiness, while also bagging the Best Director award. Let’s see what Irina told us about her achievement. […]
5 Highlights from the 2019 Golden Globes
The Golden Globes are my favourite of the big 3 that also consists of the Academy Awards and the BAFTAs. My interest in the latter severely declined when Stephen Fry stopped hosting, and while the Globes have indeed been […]
What Are Dump Months?
If you’re a regular cinema goer, you probably can relate to the different kinds of trouble when choosing what to watch. Sometimes, you’re simply flooded with choice – many films that you’ve wanted to watch for a long time […]
Interview with NOVEMBER 2018 winners: Guillaume Enard & Jonathan Delerue
For the second last series of awards of the year, our grand winner comes from France, and is called By Blood. Set in medieval times, it tells the story of Mort-Lieu, an old warlord who, from his deathbed, has […]
October-November 2018 Screenplay Competition Winners
Hi there, The winners of the October-November Screenplay Competition have just been announced on our website as well as on our social media pages. You can see all winners and nominees here: http://tmff.net/winners/screenplay-competition/october-november-2018/ Therefore, Sara Grimaldi wins the October-November competition with […]
7 Films set during New Year’s Eve
We at TMFF hope you all had a fantastic Christmas alongside your loved ones! Since we already offered our list of favourite Christmassy films last year around this time, we now decided to do the same for the upcoming […]
Coming Soon: The Films of January 2019
Hi there, filmmakers and film lovers! Below you will find our pick with the 5 most awaited films to watch next month: Glass (Sci-Fi, Drama, Thriller, Mystery) Directed by M. Night Shyamalan In Theaters Jan 18 Synopsis: Security guard David Dunn […]
Leave No Trace (2018) (Review)
Nowadays, the idea of people living isolated existences, mostly cut off from the rest of the world, surviving by themselves in valleys or forests, seems rather alien to most of us. Despite the fact that alongside their long evolutionary […]
5 New Series Premiering in 2019
There’s a number of series returning to screens in 2019. Game of Thrones, Peaky Blinders, Stranger Things, (possibly) Fargo… but we all know that, don’t we? What we’re perhaps slightly less familiar with are the newcomers that will be […]
The Bitcoin Films of 2018 and Beyond
If there’s one thing cinema likes to explore, it’s controversial subjects, and little has divided the world in recent years to quite the same extent as bitcoin. Hailed by many as heralding a new era of opportunity and innovation, […]
Interview with SEPTEMBER 2018 winner: Nicolas van Ruychevelt
We had a quick chat with Nicolas van Ruychevelt, the writer and director of last month’s big winner: Far Away. While the film certainly does not come from far away – just neighbouring Belgium – it has deeply impressed all […]
The Clovehitch Killer (2018) (Review)
‘Curiosity killed the cat’ is a piece of wisdom that virtually all of us should be familiar with. And if we are, we probably also know that curiosity is not a cat exclusive trait – it’s likewise a very […]
Mowgli: Legend of the Jungle Heading to Netflix in December
Mowgli: Legend of the Jungle arrives on Netflix in December, with the film promising to offer an alternative angle on some well-loved characters. For many fans, the 1967 Disney animation remains the definitive realization of the characters from The […]
Top 6 Casino Films Throughout Cinema History
From Bond to blackjack, from heists to daring winning runs, what better pairing than cinema and casinos? The tension is unbeatable – that being said, there’s plenty of competition for top dog. Here are six of the best casino […]
5 Winter Film Festivals
As winter is definitely coming, and a chill ominously looms over Europe, we decided to stay in tune with the weather and already think about winter time. So, this week we’ve compiled a list of 5 currently ongoing and […]
Coming Soon: The Films of December 2018
Hi there, filmmakers and film lovers! Below you will find our pick with the 5 most awaited films to watch next month: Mary Queen of Scots (Biography, Drama, History) Directed by Josie Rourke In Theaters Dec 7 Synopsis: Mary Stuart’s attempt […]
Music in Movies is Manipulative. Here’s Why That’s a Good Thing
Without music, most movies wouldn’t even get off the ground running. A bold claim? Oh, absolutely. But is it true? Almost without a doubt. Music appeals to the viewers and their emotions are heightened when listening to it accompanying […]
Interview with OCTOBER 2018 winner: Hugo Diego Garcia
It’s already November, and last month’s big winner was Tony, a French film about a Spanish immigrant that faces difficult choices on multiple fronts. We were very impressed with the quality of our newest Film of the Month, and […]
Mélanie Laurent’s Southern Noir: Galveston (2018) (Review)
Galveston is a recently-released film that takes its name from its setting: a small town in Texas, in the Gulf of Mexico more specifically. As the title does not say much, one could easily think it’s some sort of […]
4 Tips on Horror Film Design
Halloween night just passed, so who would expect a post about horror films the very next day? Everyone? Oh, then we will proceed without the surprise element in hand. With Halloween coming and going, I was thinking a bit […]
August-September 2018 Screenplay Competition Winners
Hi there, The winners of the August-September Screenplay Competition have just been announced on our website as well as on our social media pages. You can see all winners and nominees here: http://tmff.net/winners/screenplay-competition/august-september-2018/ Therefore, Jean-Marie Mazaleyrat and Edith Woi […]
Why Hasn’t Jurassic Park Kickstarted a Dinosaur Movie Genre?
Some of the biggest blockbusters have to do with our fear of the unknown – aliens, sea monsters, big natural disasters, and of course, our pre-historic predecessors that once roamed the earth before we arrived: dinosaurs. Yet even though […]
Coming Soon: The Films of November 2018
Hi there, filmmakers and film lovers! Below you will find our pick with the 5 most awaited films to watch next month: Bohemian Rhapsody (Biography, Drama, Music) Directed by Bryan Singer In Theaters Nov 2 Synopsis: A chronicle of the years […]
From Book to Game to Series: TV adaptation of the Witcher coming to Netflix soon
‘The Witcher ‘is best associated with the video games, particularly the Witcher 3, which is roundly acknowledged as one of the best games of the past decade. Many people, even fans of the games, may not be aware that […]
4 Facts about Martin Scorsese’s ‘The Irishman’
It might seem like only yesterday, but actually the last time Martin Scorsese made a gangster movie, the year was 2006. You remember The Departed, right? After all, it won Best Picture at all major award ceremonies the following […]
Why You Should Submit Screenplays to Film Festivals
Writing stories can be done just for passing time, practicing creativity or experiencing something new – we certainly know that. And general rules for storytelling also apply to a more niche-oriented screenplay format. What we’re getting at is that […]
6 Upcoming Films from Great Directors (I)
Now that cold weather is slowly but steadily replacing the summer vibes and any potential leftovers, a seasonal shift is also occurring in the world of films. Lazy, action-heavy blockbusters perfect for a hot summer evening are giving way […]
Interview with MARCH 2018 winner: Sergey Tselikov
Today we’re chatting with our March 2018 FILM OF THE MONTH winner, Sergey Tselikov. Besides the FILM OF THE MONTH award, Sergey’s film ‘Going AWOL‘ managed to win 3 other awards: Director of the Month, Screenwriter of the Month […]
Why are Superhero Films so Popular?
Every couple of months or so, there comes yet another mass hysteria surrounding a new release in the superhero genre. Several years ago, I would do my best to keep up with the releases – not watching each and […]
Coming Soon: The Films of October 2018
Hi there, filmmakers and film lovers! Below you will find our pick with the 5 most awaited films to watch next month: Venom (Action, Horror, Sci-Fi) Directed by Ruben Fleischer In Theaters Oct 5 Synopsis: When Eddie Brock acquires the powers […]
7 Films Inspired by Video Games
Whoever said that video games cannot tell good stories either hasn’t played video games, or hasn’t played the right ones. At times, they can be the most powerful storytelling medium, since they offer a visual backdrop, as films do, […]
Interview with AUGUST 2018 winner: Omar Parker
The final month of summer has come and gone, and our big winner this time comes from the US, in the form of a monochrome drama about humanity and justice, among others. We spoke to Omar Parker, the director […]
Stephen King’s Dollar Babies
Have you ever wanted to shoot a short film, but completely lacked a good idea, while also not having the funds to purchase the rights for one? Well, no worries really, one of the world’s best selling authors has […]
5 Upcoming VR Film Festivals
Remember how last week we briefly touched upon how VR might be changing the fact of films – or, at least, shaping an intriguing niche in a variety of genres? Well, I decided to carry on with the topic, […]
June-July 2018 Screenplay Competition Winners
Hi there, The winners of the June-July Screenplay Competition have just been announced on our website as well as on our social media pages. You can see all winners and nominees here: http://tmff.net/winners/screenplay-competition/june-july-2018/ Therefore, Florence Nahon wins the June-July […]
How Technology Changed Film Festivals
Like it or hate it, but technology advancement never stands still, and a slightly longer sleep entails the risk of not recognising the world you wake up in. Especially in the last couple of centuries, technology has involved in […]
Top 3 Francis Ford Coppola films that are a must-watch
If you watch any of the 1970s classics created by Francis Ford Coppola, they all have an artistic freshness and contemporary feel to them even today, more than four decades later. Right from the engrossing tale of power and […]
7 Great Pet Films
By ‘pet films’, we don’t exactly mean films that you should show to your pet while you find something else to do, although we highly encourage watching them alongside your favourite animal(s). In order not to start another cats […]
Black Mirror Episodes Becoming Reality: A Look
Black mirror is a dark revealing series that somewhat sends a chill down our spines. The more than reality events shown in the series somewhat depict our future. This sci-fi drama shows what our future might be like. And […]
Why Mission: Impossible Stands the Test of Time
Do action films really need to be part of franchises to do well? Yes and no, with the balance leaning toward the latter. While it might help to have an identifiable hero that does each new installment’s marketing in […]
5 Great Classic Musicals
One thing that I’ve encountered in conversations with people about films is that they tend to be biased against musicals. It’s not outright hate that’s displayed towards the genre, mind you, but a sort of indifference that’s found in […]
Interview with JUNE 2018 winner: Aimiende Negbenebor Sela
Today we’re chatting with Aimiende Negbenebor Sela, the writer and director of TMFF’s latest Film of the Month winning entry, Utopia. JL: Aimiende, many congratulations on winning our biggest prize of the month – we thoroughly enjoyed Utopia and the […]
Why do audiences love horror films?
Making a drama film is always a gamble: what if it’s not dramatic enough, or overly-dramatic to the point of hilarity? Then maybe a comedy? Some people completely lack a sense of humour, while others’ might be too refined […]
6 Box Office Flops of Last Year
Sometimes, you have that one brilliant film idea that should by all means awe everybody. If you also manage to attract a star-studded cast and spend millions on marketing the film-to-be, cash should flow right in, right? Wrong. So […]
April-May 2018 Screenplay Competition Winners
Hello there, and especially to our fellow screenwriters, Congrats! The winners of the April-May Screenplay Competition have just been announced. You can see all winners and nominees here: http://tmff.net/winners/screenplay-competition/april-may-2018/ Therefore, Charlie Taylor wins the April-May competition with his script […]
The Style of Wes Andreson
Just a few weeks ago I went to the cinema watch Wes Andreson’s most recent film, Isle of Dogs. You see, I’m a big fan of Wes, and firmly believe that his projects are an art form in themselves. […]
Interview with MAY 2018 winner: Gabriel Mirété
Today we’re chatting with Gabriel Mirété, who won a bunch of TMFF awards at the last ceremony with his film Amber, including Best Film of the Month and Best Screenwriter of the month. JL: Congratulation on your win, Gabriel! Or […]
8 Great Football Films
The FIFA World Cup in Russia started almost a week ago, so I guess there’s no pressing need for something to put us into a footballing atmosphere. Not to mention the fact that it is rather difficult to squeeze […]
Cannes 2018 Highlights
Cannes came and went, and under no circumstances could we miss the opportunity of talking about it for a bit. As opposed to the big three of Golden Globes, BAFTAs and Academy Awards, who are all aimed at a […]
6 Important Cuts in Film
Did you know that Hitchcock’s scenes were around 10 minutes long each? He would only cut when his camera ran out of film, which made it rather difficult for the actors: the slightest fuck-up could ruin the previous 9 […]
The Shifts in Film Marketing (II): Star Wars
A few months ago, we talked extensively about the money-making machine that the Star Wars franchise started to be (again) shortly after it was acquired by Disney, and started rolling out sequels, spin-offs and TV series plans. Back then, […]
6 Series to Watch Now
The April-May interval of the year was commonly known in the last few years as ‘Game of Thrones time’. There has rarely been a TV series that captured such a large segment of the market as Game of Thrones […]
Interview with APRIL 2018 winner: Chad Sogas
What were you busy with this April? A nice Easter family get-together, a well-deserved spring break from school, or some quality time in the sun, after a drastic improvement in the weather? Maybe all three? Well, we were busy […]
The Shifts in Film Marketing (I): Deadpool
Everything tangible or intangible in our world needs to be marketed. Whether it’s a chocolate bar, a book, a hotel room, a car towing service or, in our case, a film, it needs to generate some buzz in order […]
6 Indie Films You Might Have Missed
It’s very easy to know when a blockbuster film is released. There’s a 78% chance that at least 59% of your Facebook friends will each post a check-in when they go to the cinema in order to watch the […]
February-March 2018 Screenplay Competition Winners
Hello there, and especially to our fellow screenwriters, Congrats! The winners of the February-March Screenplay Competition have just been announced. You can see all winners and nominees here: http://tmff.net/winners/screenplay-competition/february-march-2018/ Therefore, Robert T. McDorman wins the February-March competition with his […]
What We Know About Indiana Jones 5
Two weeks ago we were talking about Spielberg and his newest film, Ready Player One – which has been doing remarkably well both in terms of reviews and of box office. He has over the years expressed his desire […]
Interview With Filmmaker Gage Oxley
We last spoke with Gage Oxley a few months ago, when his short film, ‘This World We Live In‘, won our May 2017 Film of the Month award. Recently, we presented our Film of the Year 2017 distinction – […]
5 Recent Palme d’Or Winners
There’s less than a month left until my favourite film festival of the year, Cannes, holds its annual awards. A few short days ago it published its Official Selection list, which you can have a look at here. With […]
What is Recognition Cinema?
I have recently come across the term ‘recognition cinema’. Not knowing exactly what to make of it, I did some research and came with the definition ‘the phenomenon of trying to please an audience by including brief references to […]
7 Mistakes to Avoid in Making a Short Film
Sort films are great for more reasons than one. First, they are entertaining in their own right, and often end up transmitting just as much meaning or emotion as feature films do – without feeling unnecessarily stretched. Second, they […]
Upcoming 2018 Blockbusters
The first two first three months of the year are usually quiet when it comes to new releases. We get the big awards, and this is the time when most of the high-profile movies will be in cinemas. Late […]
4 Facts About the 2018 Academy Awards
The 2018 Oscars came and went, a bit later than the normal scheduling of late February. The 3 hours and 53 minutes long ceremony, hosted by Jimmy Kimmel for the second year running, awarded its famous statuettes to the […]
How Silent Films Work
The word ‘movie’ has its origin in the syntagma ‘moving picture’, also known as ‘motion picture’, which accurately, if rather simplistically described what an ensemble of successive pictures would be called. In the beginning, films implied motion, but no […]
Film of the Year 2017 Announced
Hello there, After carefully considering thousands of projects over the past year, selecting precisely 476 films and trailers in the 2017 edition, we’ve finally decided to announce and award our FILM OF THE YEAR 2017 winner: ‘Behold, Such Clown‘ […]
BAFTA Awards 2018
Another one of the big ceremonies has come and gone – the BAFTA Awards took place on Sunday, 18 February 2018 in London, UK. This meant that, for once, us Europeans could watch a winter season award without having […]
December-January 2018 Screenplay Competition Winners
Hello there, and especially to our fellow screenwriters, Congrats! The winners of the December-January Screenplay Competition have just been announced. You can see all winners and nominees here: http://tmff.net/winners/screenplay-competition/december-january-2018/ Therefore, Dave Thomas wins the December-January competition with his script […]
Interview with JANUARY 2018 winner: Rebecca Gosnell
The first month of the year has come and gone. Whether or not it passed quickly depends on the intensity of one’s activity during the initial 31 days of the year. And while January does indeed have the habit […]
10 Films that Critics Loved but Viewers Disliked
People will never agree with each other – it’s a fact. Their tastes, experiences, levels of education, attention spans and temporary factors that affect the enjoyment one can get from a film all impact their perception of a given […]
The Star Wars Cash Cow
Star Wars Episode I was the first film – animations excluded – that I distinctly remember watching at the cinema, with my dad. It came out in 1999, 16 years after the Original Trilogy had concluded with Return of […]
5 Facts About the 2018 Oscars
The Oscar nominations have finally been announced this week, and save for a few surprising omissions, the list is pretty much as everyone expected it to be. We’re not here to discuss the potential award winners – we’ve had […]
Box Office Earnings and Film Quality
How can you tell that a film has been successful or not? One of the two easiest ways are either looking at the aggregate scores (on Metacritic, Rotten Tomatoes or IMDb) or looking at the amount of box office […]
5 Highlights from the 2018 Golden Globe Awards
Either the Globes have been scheduled really early this year, or the Academy Awards have been scheduled really late, but there’s almost two months inbetween the two neighbour awards. The Golden Globes often act as a trend-setter in how […]
Interview with DECEMBER 2017 winner: Jules Comes
We’ve just passed into the new year, and thus had our very last monthly competition of 2017. We had some really wonderful entries in December, so picking the best one was a difficult choice. In the end, however, we […]
A Look Back at 2017
2017 is history, and 2018 is here to stay. It wouldn’t feel right to start the new year with just about any article on a random subject, so then let’s all honour 2017 before turning to new and hopefully […]
October-November 2017 Screenplay Competition Winners
Hello to our dearest screenwriters, Congrats! The winners of the October-November Screenplay Competition have just been announced. You can see all winners and nominees here: http://tmff.net/winners/screenplay-competition/october-november-2017/ Therefore, David Bobrow wins the October-November competition with his script ‘Country People‘ Johnny […]
10 Films to Watch this Christmas
In case you were just cozying up in a bed of cushions underneath your recently decorated Christmas tree (unless you’re one of those weird indivuduals that had it up since late September), the thought of watching something Christmassy might […]
The Big Award Season Has Started
The end of each year brings along many perks that simply cannot be ignored. Yes, you will be yet another year older, but hey, that’s completely manageable if you’ve got a ton of Christmas presents to compensate for it, […]
7 Films About Kings and Queens
When you hear the word ‘queen’, chances are that you have the image of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II in mind. British monarchs have been particularly influential throughout history, and continue to be widely recognised symbols of monarchy nowadays. […]
How to market an indie film
As someone who has worked in marketing, I might sound biased, but I firmly believe that the marketing process of an indie production is just as important as any other aspect. Because it all boils down to the audience: […]
5 Most Likely Oscar Contenders
It’s that time of the year again when the Oscar bait starts to roll in, and films that you’ve been longing to see all year finally make their appearance in cinemas. Some will disappoint, some will downright infuriate, making […]
What should a film’s soundtrack do?
Music in film is always an interesting discussion topic, I believe, simply because of the fact that there’s no right or wrong answers. This is such a complex matter, that encompasses so many variables, moderators and mediators alike, and […]
Interview with AUGUST 2017 winner: Yoann Boisson
Summer is gone, the gloomy allure of autumn is in full swing, and with it come the dark clouds and the dead leaves. Speaking of gloominess and dead things, ‘The Death of Olivier Bécaille’ (La Mort d’Olivier Bécaille) won […]
Interview with OCTOBER 2017 winner: Loran Perrin
October has given way to November, Halloween has come and gone, and we once more find ourselves in the business end of autumn. As always, one more month gone means that TMFF has just offered its monthly awards to […]
6 Series That Returned After a Long Absence
There comes a point in the life of a TV series where, no matter how good it is, things start to drag on. Now, don’t get me wrong, this can still continue as a win-win relationship: producers and distributors […]
August-September 2017 Screenplay Competition Winners
Hello to our dearest screenwriters, Congrats! The winners of the August-September Screenplay Competition have just been announced. You can see all winners and nominees here: http://tmff.net/winners/screenplay-competition/august-september-2017/ Therefore, Stuart Cubbon, Jr. wins the August-September competition with his script ‘Miko The […]
The Most Common Horror Tropes
We’ve been talking quite a lot about horror films lately, so the important thing to mention before we move on to the matters at hand is that we’re not narrowing down the scope of our festival to the horror […]
8 Legendary Horror Film Directors
Since we’re still in October, let’s continue exploring the seasonal potential of the month with another article centred around things that terrify us for their tendency to go “boo!” in the dark. We’ve had a number of film recommendations, […]
Darren Aronofsky – The Thin Line Between Environmentalism and Controversy
Before screening his newest film, Mother, at a film festival in Toronto, writer and director Darren Aronofsky declared: ‘I apologise for what I’m about to do to you’. Just how much basis would you expect an argument like that […]
Interview with SEPTEMBER 2017 winner: Sara Grimaldi
Summer is gone, the gloomy allure of autumn is in full swing, and with it come the dark clouds and the dead leaves. But we’ve got the perfect cure against all the gloominess unfolding outside: ‘The Return of the Train‘ […]
7 Autumn Horror Film Festivals
The month of October is upon us, and what does October famously bring along? Yes, the Daylight Saving Time too, but that’s not exactly what I meant – I’m more leaning towards that celebration which always takes place on […]
Damien Chazelle and How to Get Big With a Short
When he was in his mid-20s, Damien Chazelle wrote a screenplay about a jazz drummer. The main source of inspiration was his own self, a couple of years younger, as a jazz musician in a high school band, bullied […]
10 Stephen King Films and Series to Watch
It’s easy to assume that literally everybody has at least once read a Stephen King book – there’s a lot of them to begin with, since he averages more than one per year, and this is quite impressive, since […]
Choosing a Genre for your Film Project
The moment when, quite a while ago, one caveman split a pile of small rocks separately from a pile of big boulders, mankind discovered one of its main defining characteristics: the ability to categorize things. By a process of […]
8 Films for a Proper Autumnal Mood
Each year, around this period, we stop and think things through for a minute, and conclude that summer has indeed passed suspiciously fast. Sadness instills itself bit by bit, alongside a short-term sense of nostalgia for all those long […]
Social Media Marketing for Your Film
Out of all available marketing tools, one holds a major advantage over all the others, because it’s completely free. It won’t take one cent from your pocket, and nowadays you can’t say the same about a lot of things. […]
11 Highly Anticipated Films
Summer is slowly but steadily drawing to a close, the days are constantly shrinking, and we’re not that far away from chilly, rainy weekends spent with a cup of piping hot tea or coffee in our hands, feverishly anticipating […]
Screenwriting Software Selection
A couple of weeks ago we were talking about sources of inspiration for film projects; after all, knowing what you want to write about before actually starting to put words on paper is very important. Otherwise, you’ll end up […]
Top 7 Films Set During A Heatwave
It’s a commonly known fact that summer is the warmest season of the year. Therefore, I would think it natural for warmth during this season to be expected. However, year in year out, we are constantly bombarded with news […]
Interview with JULY 2017 winner: Jacob Pilgaard
Summer is still very much in full swing, the sun is shining relentlessly, and we’ve got a brand new set of winners! This month, we’re talking to Jacob Pilgaard, who wrote and directed ‘Behold, Such Clown‘, our Film of the […]
David Lynch – The Master of Unconventionality
More often than not, it’s quite easy to attribute one or two defining characteristics to the projects of a director – they appear as recurring themes and frameworks throughout much of what they direct. Woody Allen has provided us […]
Top 5 Under 5 Pages Screenplay Festivals
Did you know that J.K. Rowling told the story of a certain wizard named Harry Potter in 4224 pages? That’s all books combined, and it’s quite a fair amount, in all honesty. But this statistic shouldn’t put you off […]
Interview with JUNE 2017 winner: Guillaume Caramelle
It’s July already, and this time we’re talking with Guillaume Caramelle, the writer and director of our Film of the Month winning entry for the June edition of our competition – ‘Nikki Marianne’. JL – First of all, congratulations […]
Research for Writing Screenplays
Have you ever woken up in the morning and said to yourself ‘I want to write a screenplay today’? I know I have, quite often actually. There’s something special about placing words on paper and watching them turn into […]
7 French Films to Watch on France Day
The countdown to celebrating the National Day of France has begun: seven days left until 14 July. Just like the storming of Bastille way back in 1789 represented a turning point in the French Revolution, French cinema has also […]
Putting Together a Great Press Kit for Your Film
What’s the point of making a film if nobody will watch it? It will simply drift into obscurity – or not, since it was born into obscurity and never escaped from its confines – and nobody will ever know […]
April-May 2017 Screenplay Competition Winners
Hello to our dearest screenwriters, Congrats! The winners of the April-May Screenplay Competition have just been announced. You can see all winners and nominees here: http://tmff.net/winners/screenplay-competition/april-may-2017/ Therefore, Michael Rowney wins the April-May competition with his script ‘Odilo Fabian or […]
Top 7 Films Better Than Their Book
With just about everything in life, there are general rules as to how one thing or another mainly functions, but there are also exceptions to those rules. One such rule states that in at least 9 out of 10 […]
The Main Story Arcs in Films
Let’s try out a little exercise this week. Take a pencil and a piece of paper, then proceed to think about your favourite film in the whole wide world for a minute. Well, it doesn’t really have to be […]
Top 9 Mobile Film Festivals
When Motorola demonstrated the first handheld mobile phone back in 1973, little did they know that what they had just designed as a device utilised to enable voice calls without resorting to a landline would eventually evolve into a […]
Harnessing the Potential of Viral Marketing for Your Film
Do you know what viral marketing is? Really, no, you have no idea? Well then, it’s one of those things that you’ve been doing for years, but without knowing the fancy word used to describe it. Like, for instance, […]
Top 10 One Minute Film Festivals
It is an unfortunate reality that since the heightened prevalence of modern technology, attention span levels have dramatically… oh look, an email notification. Really, though, in 2015, a group of Canadian researchers calculated the average human attention span: about […]
Interview with MARCH 2017 winner: David Sarrio
Today we’re asking some questions to film director David Sarrio, whose film ‘POWERLESS‘ won our March 2017 award: FILM OF THE MONTH. AB – Congratulations on your short film “Powerless” winning film of the month at TMFF. How did […]
Using Product Placement In Your Production
Okay, so hopefully after my previous post on product placement, you understand, in layman terms, what it’s all about and how both companies and productions can use it to their advantage. Now you’re probably thinking: “Well, this is all […]
February-March 2017 Screenplay Competition Winners
Hello there, The winners of the February-March 2017 Screenplay Competition have just been announced. Check them out here: http://tmff.net/winners/screenplay-competition/february-march-2017/ Dan O’Sullivan wins the edition with his screenplay ‘Feeling Reality’. Tony Demmery wins second place with ‘MARIA’ and Dene Stark wins […]
Top 5 Netflix Shows to Binge Watch This Weekend
Remember when House of Cards first debuted on Netflix? It took the industry by storm; that here was a high quality full length TV show with an all-star cast, that was bypassing all traditional television formats and premiering directly […]
Distributing Your Press Release
So, you’re totally taking your film PR by the horns and you’ve managed to write the big bad Press Release (or you’ve hired someone to do it for you, either way, I’m giving you some major thumbs up). You’ve […]
Top 5 Movies with a Kicking Female Ensemble
The hashtag #WomenInFilm is something of a trend now. Not only are you seeing more high profile women in the industry speaking up about equal pay, but female driven films are starting to be viewed as a viable commercial […]
Top 5 Most Lucrative Franchises In Movie History
Franchises are all the rage nowadays, and it’s easy to see why. As audiences consume more and more television content filmed in spectacular quality (I’m looking at you Game Of Thrones), their hunger for films to become chapters of […]
Best Apps To Simplify Social Media Marketing
A social media presence is becoming more and more important for all productions nowadays. It doesn’t matter if the production is the size of the new James Bond movie, or if the production has the budget of a Kit […]
Interview with FILM OF THE YEAR winner: Edgar Baghdasaryan
Today we’re asking some questions to film director Edgar Baghdasaryan, whose film ‘The Simon’s Way‘ won our biggest award: FILM OF THE YEAR 2016 at TMFF – The Monthly Film Festival. AB – Firstly, congratulations on your film “The […]
5 Web Series You Should Be Watching
I’m going to start this post with a warning; the following is one hundred percent and totally subjective. I have to admit, this year I have been pretty lax on the Oscar movies; having seen less than half of […]
How to Negotiate for No Pay
Filmmaking isn’t cheap. We all know this. It costs a shiny penny to make even the shortest of content. Sure, anyone can pick up their iPhone and shoot something, but unfortunately it takes more than just a camera to […]
December-January Screenplay Competition Winners
Hello there, They’re here! The winners of the December-January Screenplay Competition have just been announced. You can see all winners and nominees here: http://tmff.net/winners/screenplay-competition/december-january-2017/ Therefore, David J Keogh wins the December-January competition with his script ‘Cadeby’ Rizwanul Haq, one […]
Top 10 Films This Presidents’ Day
With Presidents’ Day just around the corner for all my American friends, why not get yourself in the patriotic mood by nuzzling down to a whole range of political features to suit any taste. The American President (1995) Not […]
How To Know What Film Festivals Are Right For You
With so many festivals out there, and more and more appearing every day, it’s sometime confuzzling to figure out where to spend your budget. After all, you’re an indie filmmaker and doing things on a budget is your specialty! […]
Call for Submissions: February 2017
Hello, February Call for Submission now open! Submit now via our ENTRY FORM, Filmfreeway, FestHome, Clickforfestivals or Movibeta for the chance to feature in our well recognised OFFICIAL SELECTION LIST of February 2017 as well as in our film […]
Top 10 Films For The Heart This February
It’s that time of year again, when cupid is out, hearts are everywhere, and more chocolate is consumed than any of us like to think about. So, just for you, we have a list of the top ten tear […]
What Is Product Placement?
Let’s talk product placement people! Anytime you saw bond sipping on a Heineken in “Skyfall”… Product Placement. Whenever you saw Lady Gaga curl her hair with Coca-Cola cans in the music video “Telephone”… Product Placement. And every time you […]
Top 5 Film Festivals With Prizes Worth The Entry Fee
With so many film festivals out there, you can often find yourself drowning in submission costs with not much hope of seeing any of it back (let alone the cost of production). However, these film festivals offer prizes that […]
Top 5 US Film Festivals To Attend in 2017
With so many film festivals out there, it can be hard to know which ones are worth not only your time, but also your dosh. Sure there’s the big favourites like Palm Springs and Los Angeles Film Festival (both […]
Top 10 Superhero Films to Watch in 2017
So 2017 is finally here, and not soon enough. Why? Because this year is sure to see some epic Superhero movies! We’re talking blockbuster battles, Aliens from outta space and spandex, lots of spandex! So get you calendars out, […]
Call for Submissions: January 2017
Hello, It’s the 1st of January so we will be expecting your projects soon! Easily submit through our ENTRY FORM, Filmfreeway, FestHome, Clickforfestivals or Movibeta for the chance to feature in our well recognised OFFICIAL SELECTION LIST of January […]
Building Your Audience on a Budget
Gaining buzz and press around your production can be a tricky part of the filmmaking process. There’s no “one hat fit all” method as each production has its own needs and audience. Here are just a few quick tips […]
October-November Screenplay Competition Winners
Hello, The winners of the October-November Screenplay Competition have just been announced. You can see all winners and nominees here: http://tmff.net/winners/screenplay-competition/october-november-2016/ Therefore, David Barbeschi wins the October-November competition with his script ‘PAWNS’ Antoine Mizel wins the second place with […]
Getting Your Film Ready for Festivals
Getting your production film festival ready can sometimes seem a little overwhelming. It can be hard to know what material you may need to really make your production standout. It doesn’t help that different festivals look for different things, […]
Top 10 Winter Themed Film Festivals
The best thing about the festive season is wrapping up warm, snuggling up with a cup of cacao and popping on a Christmas film sure to get you in the holiday spirits. Whether it’s an old favourite you’re after, […]
Call for Submissions: December 2016
Hello to our dearest filmmakers, It’s the 1st of December meaning that it’s time for you to submit your project to our festival! Do so easily through our ENTRY FORM, Filmfreeway, FestHome, Clickforfestivals or Movibeta for the chance to […]
How to Reach Your Audience
With new videos and films being uploaded online every day, it can sometimes appear to be somewhat of an overwhelming mission to find your potential audience and speak to them, let alone actually grabbing their attention. However, by getting […]
The Awesomeness of Online Film Festivals
The internet has obviously changed our lives. Instant information, messages from family around the world, and unlimited quantities of adult entertainment. One area that has been greatly impacted by the internet is film festivals. In today’s digital world, you […]
NYC Winter Film Awards – Profile in Strangeness
Many film festivals are fun events that involve watching a specific genre of films and shorts. Typically, they are exciting events, but with a predictable format. Then there’s the New York City Winter Film Awards, February 23 to March […]
Call for Submissions: November 2016
Hello to our dearest filmmakers, It’s November the first so now you can easily submit your films, trailers and screenplays to TMFF’s November 2016 edition! Do so easily through our ENTRY FORM, Filmfreeway, FestHome, Clickforfestivals or Movibeta for the […]
Five Films to Watch on Halloween
There are thousands of horror movies. Most of them have a simple and stupid plot: A group of intellectually stunted teenagers go someplace improbable. One of the women will show her breasts for a few seconds in the first […]
August-September Screenplay Competition Winners
Hello, The winners of the August-September winners have just been announced. You can see all winners and nominees here: http://tmff.net/winners/screenplay-competition/august-september-2016/ So, Callum Bryce wins the August-September competition with his script ‘Churchill in Sudan’ Marko Nikolić, Aleksandar Novaković and Sonja […]
How to make a film with no money
Making a film is exciting. Seeing your name as the director, producer, writer, or all of the above on a film is amazing. One of the things that most people worry about is money. The first thing to remember… […]
Movies about making movies
In Hamlet, William Shakespeare gives acting directions. HAMLET: Speak the speech, I pray you, as I pronounced it to you, trippingly on the tongue. But if you mouth it, as many of our players do, I had as lief […]
Movies to watch for the dialogue
Most of the time, we watch movies for the whole package: the plot, the acting, the cinematography, the action. Once in awhile, though, it’s wonderful to watch a film for the sheer poetry of the dialogue. Like a great […]
Call for Submissions: October 2016
Hello there, Submit now your films, trailers and screenplays to TMFF’s October 2016 edition! Do so easily through our ENTRY FORM, Filmfreeway, FestHome, Clickforfestivals or Movibeta for the chance to feature in our well recognised OFFICIAL SELECTION LIST of […]
7 Diverse No Entry Fee Festivals
As a new filmmaker, it can be expensive just to get your films onto a big screen to be seen. There are thousands of film festivals that are an excellent place to get recognition for your films, but it […]
September Nominees Announced
Hello, Here it is, the 29th of September, the time to announce the nominees of the September competition! Congratulations to every filmmaker who participated in our monthly competition and hope to see you soon here! We remind you that […]
How to Market Your Film Festival Award
Congratulations! You’ve won an award from a film festival. Let’s face it, unless you won an award at Cannes, you need to do some marketing. Even then, can you name who won Best Cinematography at Cannes last year? Marketing […]
The don’ts when submitting to festivals
There are a lot of things you should do when entering your film into a film festival. There are also a lot of things not to do. Some of these things will really make the festivals staff angry. Others […]
Back to School Movies
There are lots of movies that take place at school, including high school and college. Here is a list of the best back to school movies to get you ready for another year of study. Note for students viewing […]
Top 5 UK Horror Film Festivals
With the Halloween season coming soon, nothing is more fun than a horror film festival. We’ve put together a list of some of the best horror film festivals in the world. Warning: This is the scariest list we’ve ever […]
Call for Submissions: September
Hello film lovers, Just a quick reminder, you can now submit your films, trailers and screenplays to TMFF’s September 2016 edition! You can easily do so through our ENTRY FORM, Filmfreeway, FestHome, Clickforfestivals or Movibeta for the chance to […]
August Nominees Announced
The time to announce the August nominees has come! Stay tuned as the winners will be designated tomorrow (31st of August, 2016). Congratulations to every filmmaker who participated in our monthly competition! We remind you that voting for the […]
June-July Screenplay Competition Winners
Hello, We have just announced the June-July winners and we are so glad we have received amazing scripts to read and judge! You can see all winners and nominees here: http://tmff.net/winners/screenplay-competition/june-july-2016/ Therefore, Ashley Cavuto wins the June-July competition with […]
Submitting to Film Festivals: How to not lose your money
There is a bit a of racket in film festivals. They charge for submissions. Of course, this is designed to help cover the costs of the staff and critics who review the films as well as defer some of […]
Crowdfunding Movies – The way to get it done
OPM – other people’s money – is a great way to do anything and movie-making is no different. The key to crowdfunding a film is to make the concept exciting enough that people not only want to watch the […]
Top Ten Movies Based on Comics
Comic book movies are all the rage. With the recent release of Suicide Squad, the upcoming release of Doctor Strange and the next 84 (kidding… sort of) Wolverine movies planned, the trend seems to have no end in sight. […]
Call for Submissions: August
Hello there dear filmmakers, August has come and we’re ready to receive new films, trailers and screenplays from you! Don’t wait and submit yours now via our ENTRY FORM, Filmfreeway, FestHome, Clickforfestivals or Movibeta and feature in our OFFICIAL […]
Christian Slater – Always Relevant: From Ryan’s Hope to Mr. Robot
Christian Slater is an icon. Since he became a sensation in 1989 with the film Heathers, he has represented the angst of his generation in the same way that Nicholson did 20 years earlier. Slater started his career with […]
Top 8 LGBT Film Festivals in the World
LGBT films have always been an important part of film history and art. It has only been in the last 30 to 40 years that these film festivals have achieved a wider audience and recognition for the contributions of […]
Film Festivals of the Midwest
The midwestern United States is mostly Chicago to anyone who doesn’t live there, but for locals, it’s as diverse as anywhere on the planet. From the blue collar factories of Indiana to lakes of Minnesota, this area before you […]
Top 5 Movies Based on Clive Barker Books
Clive Barker, one of the world’s most successful horror writers, is a cult favorite among his readers. Movies based on his stories also have cult following. Several of his concepts have gone on to be fan favorites that have […]
Call for Submissions: July
Hello there, We are ready to receive your films, trailers or screenplays! Submit yours now via our ENTRY FORM, Filmfreeway, FestHome, Clickforfestivals or Movibeta and feature in our OFFICIAL SELECTION LIST of July 2016 as well as in our film collection of almost […]
Short films that made it big
We love short films. 1 to 35 minutes (even more) of drama, horror, or comedy. Like a short story or a poem, they represent the essence of a full length film distilled to its rawest emotions. There are thousands […]
June 2016 Winners
Hello there, Congratulations to all our nominees and winners! You will all receive an e-mail from us in the following days. All nominees and winners can be found here: http://tmff.net/winners/best-of-june-2016/ or below: BEST FEATURE – May-June – Elijah’s […]
April-May screenplay competition winners
Hello, We have announced the April-May winners! You can see all winners and nominees here: http://tmff.net/winners/screenplay-competition/april-may/ Larry Arann wins the April-May competition with his script, ‘EDNA AND BLANCHE’ Matt Beurois and Auregan win the second place with their script, […]
Top 10 Oldest Film Festivals
There are film festivals all over the world. In fact, there are thousands that are held in small towns everywhere. This wasn’t always the case. There are some festivals that were created much earlier than the rest. The Venice […]
Worst Decisions Ever Made by Film Studios
What does this list of films have in common? Raiders of the Lost Ark The Blind Side Pulp Fiction Ted Back to the Future American Graffiti Being John Malkovich Star Wars T the Extra-terrestrial Raiders of the Lost Ark […]
9 Great Film Festivals Outside the USA
For much of the world, instead of awards shows, it’s film festivals that bring out the stars and great new films. This is short list of film festivals around the world that are worth going to: Bahamas International Film […]
Environmental Film Festivals – A List for the Planet
Environmental films didn’t really exist until about the 1970’s. For the most part there were few film-makers seriously looking at the earth and our place in it until the late 1960’s. Rachel Carson’s Silent Spring (1962) became the first […]
CGI – Is it really worth It?
CGI: three letters that are as divisive as any in moviemaking, particularly among the rising stars and purists. Computer Generated Imagery have become the fallback of seemingly every movie made in the last 15 years. Is CGI really worth […]
Best 5 Short Documentary Film Festivals
The creators of short films are a special breed. There is a perception that making a short film, particularly one under 10 minutes, is easier than making a full-length movie. Anyone who has tried to write a poem versus […]
Crowdfunding for Films: A Few Success Stories
Crowdfunding is all the rage for filmmakers. They will put up their films for crowdfunding and hope that the money will roll in. It might, but there are some tricks that have worked for some films that producers and […]
Top 10 Queer Film Festivals
It has been an open secret that Hollywood has always had its fair share of gays and lesbians. For decades, they hid their lives, but today they are open and honest about it. Today, there are not only LGBTQ […]
Call for Submissions: May
Hello there, Are you ready? We are! Submit now your short film, feature film, screenplay or trailer via our ENTRY FORM, Filmfreeway, FestHome, Clickforfestivals or Movibeta for the chance to feature in the OFFICIAL SELECTION LIST of May as well as in our film collection […]
April 2016 Winners
Hello, The April 2016 winners have been announced. Short Films: http://tmff.net/winners/best-of-april-2016 Feature Films: http://tmff.net/winners/best-of-march-april-feature-2016 Screenplays: http://tmff.net/winners/screenplay-competition/february-march All nominees & winners have received an e-mail from us. Thank you and hope to see you soon! You may also like:March 2025 WinnersHello […]
February-March Screenplay Competition Winners
Hello, Here are the winners of the February-March Screenplay Competition winners: Christina Hulen wins the 1st prize in the FEBRUARY-MARCH SCREENPLAY COMPETITION for ‘A Gentleman of Good Hope’! Second Place was taken by Chris Beadnell for ‘Bingo Man’ while […]
Top 10 Animation Film Festivals
Many of us hear animation and think of cartoons playing on Saturday morning. Animation is so much more than that. Animated films are much more than simply funny. Many animated films span the range of film, from dramas to […]
A Look at a Recurring Theme in Film Festivals
Casinos have a distinct appeal that covers almost every artistic facet of life. From the obscure art works in Las Vegas to the exhibition spaces of the Bellagio, these entertainment establishments are ideal avenues that highlight talent. In a […]
10 things not to do to a film festival when you’re a filmmaker
Like many passionate artists, filmmakers sometimes forget that it can be more than simply their art that needs to be submitted when they send in their films. It’s important to remember that they are selling more than simply a […]
Cannes Film Festival – The Most Exciting Festival of the Year
There are thousands of film festivals around the world, but none of them are Cannes. This year’s festival, which will show from 11 to 22 May, will be once again the international film festival of the year. Each year, […]
Top 10 Weirdest Film Festivals
There has always been an element of weird in film. From the first silent films with bizarre vampires to surreal movies that move in and out of the future, the visions of filmmakers have been captured on film for […]
Festivals from the Depths of Imagination – European Fantastic Film Festivals
Fantastic films, movies that share the fanciful and imaginative, have been around since the birth of film. In 1995, the European Fantastic Film Festivals Federation (EFFFF) was created to gather festivals from throughout Europe and offer the films shown […]
Top 10 Student Film Festivals
Scorsese, Coppola, Lucas – All of these legendary directors were once students, learning their craft from experienced teachers. They created films that even today show the genius that would soon be evident in their feature works. To see the works […]
What the Sundance Festival tells us is coming in 2016
Sundance is the first major film festival each year and it often sets the tone for the other festivals as the year goes on and it is harbinger of the Oscars the following year. This year’s Sundance Film Festival […]
Call for Submissions: March
Hello there, It’s time to submit as March competition has just started! Submit now your short film, feature film, screenplay or trailer via our ENTRY FORM, Filmfreeway, FestHome, Clickforfestivals or Movibeta for the chance to feature in the OFFICIAL SELECTION LIST of March! […]
February Nominations Announced!
Hello, The nominees of TMFF’s 13th edition have been announced! Winners will be announced tomorrow (29th of February, 2016)! We remind you that voting for the audience award is still open! You can see all the nominees of February HERE […]
December-January Screenplay Award Winners
The time to announce the December-January screenplay award winners has come! Find them here: http://tmff.net/winners/screenplay-competition/december-january ‘GFE‘ by Rizwanul Haq wins 1st place, followed by ‘Don’t Be Afraid’ by Ryan Folmsbe on the 2nd place, and ‘The Forgiveness Dance’ by Judy Belshe Toernblom on 3rd place! […]
Call for Submissions: February
Hello there, Hope you enjoyed the January competition, a month full of great short films, trailers and feature films! Submissions for February have already started so don’t hesitate and submit now your short film, feature film, screenplay or trailer via our […]
January nominations announced!
Hello, January is almost over which means it’s time for us to announce the nominees! Please find them below, along with the newly added feature film category! Winners will be announced on the 31st of January and all winners and nominees […]
Call for Submissions: January
Hello there, Are you ready for the January competition? We are! Submit now your short film, feature film (we have just added this category), screenplay or trailer via our ENTRY FORM, Filmfreeway, FestHome, Clickforfestivals or Movibeta for the chance to feature in the […]
December nominations announced!
Hello there, We have just announced the nominees! Thank you all for submitting to TMFF! Winners will be announced tomorrow (30.12.2015) and all winners and nominees will receive an e-mail from us in the following days. The voting is […]
October-November Screenplay Award Winners
Hello there, The winners of the screenplay competition have been announced: http://tmff.net/winners/screenplay-competition/october-november/ ‘Father Figure‘ by Nathan Collier wins 1st place, followed by ‘Shadow of a Shadow‘ by Alan Redpath on the 2nd, and ‘The Niece‘ by Martin Ponferrada on the […]
November Winners
Hello filmmakers, The november winners have been announced! Congrats to everyone involved and looking forward to having you again in the competition. Below you will find the winners of November (or CLICK HERE). Thank you again! Best, The TMFF Team. […]
November nominations announced!
Hello filmmakers, The time to announce this month’s nominees has come! Below you will find the nominees of November (or CLICK HERE). Winners will be announced tomorrow (30.11.2015) and all winners and nominees will receive an e-mail from us in […]
August-September Screenplay Award Winners
Hello there, We have announced the winners of the August-September Screenplay Award competition! Check them out here: http://tmff.net/winners/screenplay-award/august-september/ Therefore, Capture by Matt Batten wins 1st place, followed by Mr Write by Edward Robinson (2nd place) and The Goldenhill Fortune by Michael […]
Submit for OCTOBER!
Hello there, You can now submit your FILM/SCREENPLAY/TRAILER for the OCTOBER EDITION. Starting from $4.99, over 20 awards, international exposure. What are you waiting for? Be part of TMFF Official Selection list by just clicking HERE. Alternatively, you can […]
Screenplay Award (Winners of the June-July edition)
Hello there! The three winners of the June-July edition of the Screenplay Award competition have now been announced. Grace by Lynda Lemberg, Jeffrey Allen Russel wins 1st place, 75-44-5 by Christiaan Kutlik wins 2nd place and The Remarkable Tale of Phineas […]
Submit for the August Edition!
Hello filmmakers, Are you ready to submit? We are… to receive your films and watch them all. Be part of TMFF Official Selection list by just clicking here. Alternatively, you can submit your film through Filmfreeway, Clickforfestivals, FestHome or […]
Submit for the June Competition!
Hello Filmmakers, You can now submit to TMFF for the June Competition! Almost 200 films were submitted last month. What are you waiting for? May Nominations will be announced today! http://tmff.net/services/tmff-entry-form/ https://filmfreeway.com/festival/TMFF https://festhome.com/f/1111 The TMFF Team You may also […]
NEW: TMFF Services
Are you looking for: Professional Reviews (short film or feature film) Screenplay Reviews (screenplay consulting and analysis) Professional Film Posters? TMFF has them! We’ve just launched the ‘Services’ page where you can choose what fits you best at the […]
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