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CINEMA VERITE Archives - Page 2 of 8 - Royal Society of Television and Motion Picture

Sas Carey | Interview

I would like to thank you for the lovely trophy you sent me for our movie “Transition”. I really appreciate your choosing our documentary for your film festival and one of your favorite films.   RSTMPA - What initially drew you to filmmaking? Sas - It wasn’t the film making that I was drawn to, I really wanted to show the Mongolian nomadic life before it disappeared. First came the topic. Then the...

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Samantha Casella | Interview

RSTMPA : What initially drew you to filmmaking? Samantha : I think a sort of "chain reaction" was triggered. At the beginning came the love for literature, then for art, until one afternoon, I was a child, I saw a film by Ingmar Bergman, “Winter Light”. Cinema conquered me that day. RSTMPA : Who are your filmmaking influences, and how do they inspire your work? Samantha : I admire many directors but I...

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Zsolt Pozsgai | Interview

RSTMPA: What initially drew you to filmmaking? Zsolt: The good films. When I was a teenager, we didn't go to the cinema to see giant gorillas jumping or sharks circling, but to watch films with value and talent. In Europe, in the seventies, eighties and nineties, there were many good Italian, French, English and Hungarian films. They were shown in cinemas. Even in Indian cinemas at the time, many Hungarian films...

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Dr. hc. Sheldon Woodson Sr. | Interview

RSTMPA: What initially drew you to filmmaking? Sheldon: I started as an artist, drawing portraits and writing comics using pictures without words, then writing the words later. After seeing how storyboards made movies what they were. I decided to throw my hat in the ring.   RSTMPA: Who are your filmmaking influences, and how do they inspire your work? Sheldon: Initially, Spike Lee, seeing that a person of color was making films at a...

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Jeff Smith | Interview

RSTMPA : What initially drew you to filmmaking? Jeff: Ever since I can remember I loved watching movies. I think films can change society and the way we think as a whole. And I love the fact that my creative outlet can impact the culture for the better.   RSTMPA : Who are your filmmaking influences, and how do they inspire your work? Jeff: Is would have to say David Yates. I love the...

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Sonata For A Calendar | Interview

RSTMPA: Why did you choose to shoot your film in black and white? Carmen Rosa Vargas: We decided on black and white because we felt that the range of grays helped this particular story, to focus the action on the character, without diminishing the narrative importance of space. We also wanted to convey this very Lima atmosphere, with a particularly gray sky that illuminates the rooms with a soft light due...

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Suicides Club | Review

Suicides Club, penned by the talented Katarzyna Adamus, takes us on a compelling journey through the lives of two despondent individuals during the Christmas season in London. The story revolves around their desperate decision to seek professional help to end their lives, but fate has other plans in store. Amidst their darkest moments, the protagonists find themselves drawn into a mysterious club that promises assistance in their final journey. However, the...

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Show some mercy Dr Dearcy | Review

"Show Some Mercy Dr. Dearcy," directed by the exceptionally talented Katarzyna Adamus, is a delightful rollercoaster of entertainment, drama, and witty banter. Clocking in at just one minute, this film packs a punch and keeps the audience thoroughly engaged throughout. The story revolves around a telephonic conversation between the male protagonist, an outdoorsy adventurer with a penchant for hiking, and his co-character, Dr. Dearcy, portrayed brilliantly by Katherine herself. Dr. Dearcy...

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It’s non-emergency! | Review

Directed by Katarzyna Adamus and Pat Ceasar, "It's Non-Emergency!" is a laughter-packed comedic delight. From start to finish, this nearly 8-minute film keeps the audience engaged with its impeccable timing of jokes and overall silliness. The movie revolves around an alleged case where the bloodstains of an unknown victim are found on the staircase handle of Alicia's house. The dialogue writing is quick and witty, ensuring there's never a dull moment...

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Sonata For A Calendar | Review

"Sonata For A Calendar," directed by Carmen Rosa Vargas, is a timeless short film presented in captivating black and white. The story revolves around Alphonso's daily routine, meticulously programmed to follow a specific order in his home. However, a sudden turn of events leads him down a dark path, transforming him into a captive. This film stands as a true cinematic institution, providing valuable lessons in storytelling through its use of...

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