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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 of the excell
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 tho
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, G
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
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 - and Gage's film wa
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 of being a s
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 settl
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
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 the bes
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 '
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
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, cong
Today we’re asking some questions to Gage Oxley, the writer and director of the film ‘ This World We Live In ‘, which recently won our May 2017 award for FILM OF THE MONTH. JL - Many congratulations on your fantast
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
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 you
