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REVIEW – Folded Whispers by Mark Anthony Thomas

Nearly 15 years after his last featured performance, Mark Anthony Thomas revisits his poetic past with the documentary short film “Folded Whispers” at the historic Kelly Strayhorn Theater in Pittsburgh's East Liberty neighborhood.
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REVIEW – Renegades by Daniel Zirilli

When a retired Green Beret soldier is murdered by an international drug gang in London, four of his veteran SAS comrades set out to avenge him, dispensing their own brand of justice on the streets of London.
Love Struck Sick - © 2019
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REVIEW – Love Struck Sick BY DON TJERNAGEL

Written and directed by Don Tjernagel, ‘Love Struck Sick’ is a comedy drama that stars Clint Boevers, Angelle Waltz, Joe Brown, Jordan Abbe and Tjernagel himself. Billed as a coming-of-age story, the film finds Clint (played by Clint Boevers) and Angie (played by Angelle Waltz) as two young adults looking for happiness and love in their respective lives.
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REVIEW – HAPPY BY DON TJERNAGEL

Written and directed by Don Tjernagel, Happy’s is a 2021 drama that stars Caleb DeGraw, Clint Boevers, Gus Gustafson and others. Don Tjernagel is a beast, directing one film after another with a pace that even overtakes the frequency with which Bruce Willis puts out low budget action thrillers. Unlike Willis’s outings, each Tjernagel film is crafted delicately.
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REVIEW – DELIVERANCE DIRECTED BY Kelvin Shum

Written and directed by Kelvin Shum, the 2022 drama Deliverance stars Simon Yam, Summer Chan, Roy Ng, Justin Cheug and Tim Wong. The film chronicles the tumultuous journey of five siblings who try to reunite after their mother’s passing fifteen years ago.
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REVIEW – RED, SIN & TOM DIRECTED BY Don Tjernagel

We took a look at Don Tjernagel's work. With RED, SIN and TOM, Don got inspired by the new French wave cinema that was born in the 50s and 60s. It is shocking how many films Don Tjernagel has put out and continues to do so, unabated, year after year. An unstoppable creative machine, Tjernagel’s each new film is arguably better and weirder than his last.
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REVIEW – 503 DIRECTED BY francis han

Written and directed by Francis Han, ‘503’ is a horror short film that stars Patrick Burkard, George Ross Bridgman and Numa Khandwani. 503 finds its protagonist, apartment manager Sam, living his life in excess. When he is not haranguing tenants about rental increases and fines, Sam finds pleasure in taking advantage of poor old men selling video games. Scoring a copy of a unique game during one such instance, Sam finds the game gradually taking over his life.
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REVIEW – SINGLES DIRECTED BY DON TJERNAGEL

Written and directed by Don Tjernagel, Singles (2022) is the story of a recently separated man named Corey who is looking for a new lease on life. Starring Cory Kamoss, Greg Holt, Karen Mitchel and a whole lot of other talented actors, the film is a dramedy that has a surprisingly warm and fuzzy message by its end.
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REVIEW – ONE MORE DREAM DIRECTED BY RICKY BURCHELL

Facing your fear is terrifying no matter your age, but the experience is heightened when you’re an adolescent. Teenhood is a time of changes, and changes are scary. Being a teenager with all its new challenges toward adulthood is never easy, and one will often have to go into fight or flight mode to protect yourself from all the pain. This is the main theme of One More Dream, the Ricky Burchell-directed 2022 coming-of-age drama that’s now streaming on Amazon Prime.
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REVIEW – HAIRY DIRECTED BY Maximillian Aguiar

Filmmaker, comedian and editor Maximillian Aguiar has had a wild run since stepping into this industry a while back. Starting his career with short skits and videos, Aguiar directed the feature ‘The Doors Between Us’ in 2019. Met with critical scorn, Aguiar would go on to make another feature ‘Veneer’ before developing his latest feature ‘Hairy’.