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Psychological Thriller Short ‘The Knock Shadow’ Heads to Festivals in 2026
The Knock Shadow, a psychological thriller short film featuring Lea DeLaria (Orange Is The New Black) and Kevin Kilner (Earth: Final Conflict), has wrapped production and is set to hit the 2026 festival circuit. Set in a psychiatric hospital in the 1980s, The Knock Shadow, follows a young female therapist who encounters a patient whose symptoms lead her to question what is real and what isn’t working in the field.
Metronome: Expanding the World of Counterpart
The award-winning dialogue-free short film Counterpart is currently being developed into a pilot titled Metronome, with the potential to expand into a series. The project builds on the narrative foundation established in the short, extending its world while preserving its visual approach that defined the original work.
Vision Films To Release ‘A Murder Between Friends’
Vision Films Inc. ("Vision") announces the North American Transactional VOD release of murder-com feature film A Murder Between Friends on January 13, 2026 through a deal with Scott J. Jones and Artist View Entertainment. Written and produced by Mark Rozzano and co-directed by Jacob Young and Trent Garrett, the Agatha Christie style murder mystery stars and was produced by the legendary Dame Joan Collins along with Jacob Young, Trent Garrett, Percy Gibson, and Toby-Alexander Smith.
From Camcorder to Director’s Chair: Garrett Patten’s Journey Back to Film
Anyone with a creative vision and a visual medium can create a film. However, one must have the right amount of passion, grit, and understanding to become a versatile filmmaker. For Garret Patten, his Sony camcorder and outdated Adobe editing board sparked his initial love for filmmaking as a child.
‘The Red Shoe’ Premiers on International Holocaust Remembrance Day
Before the war, there were about 3,000-4,000 Jews living in Bolochov, Poland, after only forty-eight survived. Jampel Productions is proud to present the story, based on true events, of one teen’s journey as told by her granddaughter, Arielle Beth Klein in the new short film, The Red Shoe. Directed by K. Lorrel Manning, the film will premiere online on January 28th, 2026 in order to coincide with International Holocaust Remembrance Day on the Crafty Short Films Youtube Channel.
Priscilla Zanni Brings ‘Cast & Brew’ to the Festival Circuit
A film by Priscilla Zanni, “Cast & Brew” is a sharp, fast-paced dark comedy
born from a simple observation in a New York City café—and transformed into
a full cinematic whirlwind on a Los Angeles film set. Fresh off multiple festival
wins, Priscilla’s latest short is a caffeinated satire of modern productivity
culture and the quiet panic behind every actor’s morning brew.
The Sunday Rewatch: ‘Midnight in Paris’
Every Sunday, we slow things down. The Sunday Rewatch is our weekly invitation to revisit films that stay with us — the ones that remind us why we fell in love with cinema in the first place. From quiet indies to modern classics, these are the movies that deserve another look, best enjoyed with a cup of coffee, soft light, and no rush.
This week, we travel to the most cinematic city in the world for a midnight stroll through time — Midnight in Paris (2011).
‘The Last Dance’ Selected for Oscar Academy Awards Race
AMTD Group Inc. alongside The Generation Essentials Group jointly announce that AMTD's blockbuster film "The Last Dance" has been selected by the Federation of Motion Film Producers of Hong Kong to represent the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region in the Best International Feature Film category at the 98th Oscar Academy Awards.
Vision Films To Release ‘Beneath The Light’ In Time For Halloween
Vision Films Inc. ("Vision") announces the North American Transactional VOD release of the feature length psychological thriller, Beneath The Light, from writer/director John Baumgartner on October 14, 2025. It will also have a day and date release in the UK.
THE SUNDAY REWATCH: ‘Mean Streets’
Rewatching Martin Scorsese’s Mean Streets today is like stepping into the moment American independent cinema grew teeth. Released in 1973, it wasn’t Scorsese’s first film, but it was the one that announced his arrival with a raw energy that still pulses through the screen.