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My team and I were beyond thrilled once we went through thorough reviews and feedback provided my the festival. And even beyond thrilled to find out we were selected as best feature film. The Last Pirate team warmly thanks Action/Adventure Film & Screenplay Festival for the time, professionalism and for what you do. We live in times we’re independent platforms level the playing field and give a true chance to recognize creatives.
This festival includes so much for the creators and is all about getting the word out about their work. It was an honor to be a part of the festival, and they made me feel like an A-lister right off the bat. Would highly recommend!
Extremely well structured and organized! I truly enjoyed being part of it and I am looking forward to submit my next project!!!
We were happy to participate in this festival. We are happy that our project was liked and that it obtained a good rating. Thanks for the interview. We hope to participate in the future with new projects.
A showcase of the best of new films in the world today.
AUDIENCE AWARDS: Feature Film: The Dark Following: Fragments of the Past Short Film: Fare Share Thriller Film: Dilemma Direction: The Briefcase Story: Emily’s Mountain Sci-Fi Film: Justin T Nick of Time!
The Briefcase, 6min., USA Directed by Valdis Pelenitsyn What begins as a typical criminal job between old friends takes an unexpected twist, leading them into an unpredictable situation.
DILEMMA, 14min., USA Directed by Trevan Jay Hiatt Dilemma is a tense psychological thriller that delves into the consequences of a single, reckless decision. When high school friends find themselves trapped in a situation they can’t escape, panic sets in, and their once-close bond begins to fray. With each choice they make, the weight of their actions grows heavier, and the line between right and wrong blurs. Dilemma is a gripping exploration of guilt, fear, and where unexpected paths can lead us.
FARE SHARE, 26min., USA Directed by Carlos Leos On the surface, it’s just another rideshare. But as a weary driver picks up a silent, blood-covered passenger, what begins as awkward small talk unravels into a quiet confrontation with his own doubts, fears, and faith. With no answers from the woman in his backseat, and none from the universe he keeps questioning, the ride grows increasingly tense. Some fares are routine. This one carries a price.
Emily’s Mountain, 22min., Israel Directed by Tal Somech Emily celebrates her 6th birthday on a magical trip with her family and is slowly exposed to the horrifying reality that her parents are trying to conceal from her using modern technology and entertainment systems.
The Dark Following: Fragments of the Past, 85min., UK Directed by Toby Rawal Imprisoned for possessing otherworldly abilities, the sole survivor of a mysterious disaster must face his past on a quest to stop the source of unlimited power falling into the wrong hands.’
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Decided to change his name when he began acting because there was already a Michael Douglas in movies and a Mike Douglas in broadcasting. While he uses a stage name, he has never legally changed his name to Michael Keaton.
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[on his decision not to reprise his role as Batman in Batman Forever (1995)] I was waiting in line for another movie and just kind of poked my head in . . . watched about 10 minutes. I saw enough to know that I made the right decision.
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LOS ANGELES, CA – JANUARY 18: Actress Carice Van Houten attends 20th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards at The Shrine Auditorium on January 17, 2014 in Hollywood, California. (Photoby Theo Wargo/WireImage)
I don’t do method acting. If I play a farmer I’m not gonna spend 3 weeks on a chicken farm. That’s a bit too much for me. For Minoes (in which she played a cat in a woman’s body) I didn’t spend 3 weeks in a cat pound.
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To me, that’s not the most difficult thing. To transform. I don’t really see it happen. I don’t have the feeling I am transforming, really. I don’t believe you can get into somebody’s character but more that somebody comes in you. You just use yourself. In everything I play, I feel like it is me. I just say different things on different times and look different.
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Programme Name: Peaky Blinders – TX: 03/10/2013 – Episode: 4 (No. 4) – Embargoed for publication until: n/a – Picture Shows: Grace Burgess (Annabelle Wallis) – (C) Tiger Aspect – Photographer: Robert Viglasky
I think there’s an intelligence behind her lack of obviousness. In a way, she has more power that way, and if she had survived [giving] birth, she would have gone to become quite an incredible queen. (on Jane Seymour)
Yellow Dress, 4min., UK Directed by Raph Isadora Seymour What is she doing? Trying to make a garden? Trying to make something…and who or what is trying to stop her? Crude stop-motion makes startling and poetic images and tells a story of resilience and the desire for happiness for both the hero and the villain of the piece.
Get to know the filmmaker:
What motivated you to make this film?
I wrote a poem and decided to animate it. My friend and I had gone to Peckham Common to feed the crows. I liked their movements and cunning and was also interested in their sinister connotations and their innocence.
From the idea to the finished product, how long did it take for you to make this film?
The idea came to me in 2022 and I was finished in early 2024.
How would you describe your film in two words!?
Puppet Poem.
What was the biggest obstacle you faced in completing this film?
The biggest obstacle in making the project was balancing my time. Working a job and having other creative projects, working in stops and starts and still maintaining a creative flow however I feel this alongside the stopwork animation and patchwork effects may have benefited the style of the piece.
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This festival has a guaranteed 4-tier set up for each accepted script. (No matter what, all screenplays submitted receive FULL FEEDBACK on their work.) 1) Full Feedback on your script 2) Actors performance video reading of your script 3) Blog interview promotion. 4) Podcast interview on the Film Festival ITunes show
Tale & Bones – Dark Princess, 3min., USA Directed by Daniella Meggoe, Benson Jackson Dark Princess is a psychological short highlighting the unique relationship between a grandmother and her grandchild. The innocent yet menacing ques are overlooked as something mysteriously dark is brewing.
Chak-316, 12min., Pakistan Directed by Shaheer Iqbal Zara Ahmed, a driven and ambitious petroleum executive in her mid-30s, is on the brink of sealing the biggest deal of her career.
Versipellis, 26min., UK Directed by James Rigby In this spine-chilling horror film, a young girl, Sophia, faces the dilemma of choosing whom to trust when an imposter infiltrates her home.
HUNTED, 5min., USA Directed by Eleazar Valenzuela Two sisters are fleeing from corrupt police officers intent on their destruction. Sofia possesses something highly sought after, and the officers are determined to obtain it, no matter the cost.
NOBODY’S BUSINESS, 11min., Australia Directed by Erifili Davis Set in 1920s Australian underworld of sly grog and illicit narcotics, a woman must choose between love and her reputation.
PRIOR BAD ACTS, 15min., USA Directed by Thomas Allen Gear Marine Leroy Brown tries to protect the other riders on a subway car and chokes a man to death. His public defender Emily Ann thinks Leroy can win at trial. Their intense conversation is the last thing before Leroy has to put himself in prison or take the advice of a less than Ivy League lawyer he has know for a half hour. He believes in honor, courage and duty. Emily Ann knows there is no such thing as a fair fight.
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