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 i
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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 i
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 few
Hello there, the winners of February 2019 have just been announced! Congratulations to everyone involved and hope to see you soon at TMFF. You can see all the nominees HERE or below: Best Feature - Journey Home 2nd Place
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 win
Hello there and congrats to all our nominees of February 2019! We remind you that voting for the audience award is still open until tonight (28th of February). Tomorrow, on the 1st of March, we will announce our winners.
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
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/screen
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
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 photograp
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 used to the
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 time arou
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 well as many
Hello there, the winners of January 2019 have just been announced! Congratulations to everyone involved and hope to see you soon at TMFF. You can see all the nominees HERE or below: Best Feature Announced at the end of F
Hello there and congrats to all our nominees of January 2019! We remind you that voting for the audience award is still open until tomorrow night (31st of January when we will announce our winners as well). We wish you b
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 restricted. Such a s
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
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 achieve
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
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 tim
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 to face a
Hello there, the winners of December 2018 have just been announced! Congratulations to everyone involved and hope to see you soon at TMFF. We also wish you a happy new year! You can see all the nominees HERE or below: Be
Hello there and congrats to all our nominees of December 2018! We remind you that voting for the audience award is still open until tomorrow night (31st of December when we will announce our winners as well). We wish you
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/screen
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 cel