Turning 81 Today: Michael Douglas

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Watch Today’s FREE Film Festival: FAN FICTION Shorts Festival

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Watch today’s Festival: https://www.wildsound.ca/events/fan-fiction-shorts-festival

GODZILLA, 2min, Iran
Directed by Majid Farzolahi
Godzilla encounters his enemy in the Tokyo city and fights.

https://www.instagram.com/majidfarzolahi

Stargate SG-13, 20min., USA
Directed by Glen L. Wolfe
This Stargate mission is anything but routine. SG-13 team is left marooned and in a fight for their lives. A missing DHD, signs of Gao’ulds and lurking Replicators all about. Who will be left? Will help arrive in time or is this the end?

Watch the FAMILY Film Festival Shorts Showcase (in case you missed it)

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Watch today’s Festival: https://www.wildsound.ca/videos/family-film-festival-shorts

each note to a melody, 1min,. USA
Directed by Lindsey Morrison Grant
The Creator’s digital rendering of a patchwork quilt is the primary image as it goes through a series of aesthetic changes of hue and value.to illustrate that each patch, thread, and stitch is integral to the whole. It concludes with a silhouette of a world map, followed by a view of Earth from outer space.

WHEN I SEE YOU AGAIN, 36min., Argentina
Directed by Ileana Andrea Gómez GAVINOSER
VICTORIA DISCOVERS ALL THE TRUTH ABOUT HER FATHER ´S ROLE DURING THE LAST DICTATORSHIP IN ARGENTINA
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Pisho, 16min., Pakistan
Directed by Aun Ul Haider
Journey of a seven-year-old girl, Ruqayya, on a mission to find her lost kitten. Suspecting her mother and neighbors, she embarks on a whimsical search. During her quest, Ruqayya stumbles upon a protest against a recent terrorist attack. Inspired by the demonstrators’ placards, she creates her own sign seeking help to find her missing kitten.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt32118909/

LONELY SEASON, 14min., Iran
Directed by Hamid Reza Mahmoudi Mehrizi
Farzaneh was a compassionate mother and a faithful wife. The life with love was going on, but unfortunately, her life was overshadowed by the shadow of darkness. While she was struggling with problems and circumstances, she accidentally found a secret that changed her life course completely….

https://instagram.com/mahmoudi8873

Today’s Submittable Deadlines: September 25th

FABLE Poetry Submissions
https://wildsoundwritingfestival.submittable.com/submit/301025/fable-poetry-submissions


COMEDY STAGE PLAY Writing Contest (get play performed by professional actors)
https://wildsoundwritingfestival.submittable.com/submit/331407/comedy-stage-play-writing-contest-get-play-performed-by-professional-actors


1pg. FEMALE WRITERS SCREENPLAY Contest (everyone wins)
https://wildsoundwritingfestival.submittable.com/submit/331516/1pg-female-writers-screenplay-contest-everyone-wins


1pg. ENVIRONMENTAL SHORT STORY Contest (everyone wins)
https://wildsoundwritingfestival.submittable.com/submit/331516/1pg-female-writers-screenplay-contest-everyone-wins


ROMANCE & RELATIONSHIPS Short Story Contest (automatic acceptance)

https://wildsoundwritingfestival.submittable.com/submit/318561/romance-relationships-short-story-contest-automatic-acceptance


HORROR Novel Festival:

Novel Transcript Reading:

https://wildsoundwritingfestival.submittable.com/submit/314713/horror-novel-video-transcript-reading

1st Chapter Novel:

https://wildsoundwritingfestival.submittable.com/submit/314711/horror-1st-chapter-novel-festival

Full Novel Festival:

https://wildsoundwritingfestival.submittable.com/submit/314710/horror-full-novel-festival


DRAMA Screenplay Contest
https://wildsoundwritingfestival.submittable.com/submit/301202/drama-screenplay-contest


Today’s FilmFreeway Testimonial: WILDsound FEEDBACK Film & Screenplay Festival

Submit to the WILDsound Festival Today:

The WILDsound Feedback Festival has to be one of the most groundbreaking festivals because the reviews are always from a diverse perspective on the body of work submitted. We appreciate this festival and how it incorporates all film producers to submit their work from varying backgrounds. I enjoy spending time watching the many short films submitted on their platform. Congratulations to WILDsound Feedback Festival and their team! All great work being done here!

Today’s FilmFreeway Deadline: THRILLER/SUSPENSE Film & Screenplay Festival

Submit to the Festival via FilmFreeway.

In-person & hybrid festival with multiple screenings and interviews with filmmakers & screenwriters to promote and enhance the creator and their projects.

The monthly festival that showcases the best of Thriller/Suspense Genre Stories and Films from around the world.

THRILLER festivals occur 12 times a year in Toronto & Los Angeles. Go to the website for information on the next events.

This is a HYBRID film festival with live screenings for the audience feedback video you will receive, plus an optional virtual 2nd showcase to enhance the film’s exposure. Festival also conducts blog and podcast interviews with the filmmaker. We have also started a filmmaker’s WhatsApp group with over 100 joined to date to chat about next project and make contacts etc….

With THRILLER screenplays and films, there will always be a market. This is a genre that will always be popular. Agents and producers are always looking for the next great writer and the next great filmmakers who tell great THRILLER stories. So if that is you, we will showcase your script or short film and make sure the right people see your work.

All festival dates have been moved to private screenings with the same Audience FEEDBACK videos made for the short & feature films, and recorded script readings performed by professional actors for the screenplays. This is our way of showing community over distance so everyone around the world can experience our Audience Feedback videos.

Submit your film or story and get it showcased at the Festival.

Screenplay Festival occurs monthly.

Short Film Review: Johnny Be Good. Directed by Chase Ramsey, Johnny Hebda

Gay relationships are messy. Let’s be real—between the swipe-left culture, hookup apps on every corner, and the glorification of open relationships, monogamy gets treated like some dusty relic from the past. But why should queer couples chain themselves to “traditional” rules that weren’t even made for us? Who actually wants to settle for a relationship that feels like a straight, invented by straights, cookie-cutter cage dressed up as commitment?

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Review by Julie C. Sheppard:

Short film Johnny Be Good is a thoughtful exploration of a gay couple within a culture of open relationships. Through stirring and often edgy narration, the story unfolds as a gay man finds himself desperately enamored with another. 

The film opens with a spirited gay bar scene. The sexy wardrobe, the upbeat synth music and the dim, smoky air with disco ball shards of light really capture the passion and excitement of happy, flirtatious gay men having a blast. As the film plays out, gorgeous slow-motion montages of the two main characters spending quality moments together seemingly reveal their genuine feelings for one another. 

The screenplay is brilliant in its rapid segway to misery and revenge. The dizzying camera work and biting on screen text show the inner workings of the lead’s feelings of hurt and betrayal, and the desire for vengeance. This film underscores the human need for connection, but it proves that this can mean different things to different people – – in this case, in gay relationships – – which makes the film all the more nuanced and sophisticated.

Short Film Review: Before They Forget. Directed by Teresa Garza

In a dystopian future where families are torn apart, a mother is granted one annual reunion with a digital simulation of her child — a fragile ritual that tests the limits of memory and love.

Review by Andie Kay:

Writer/Director Teresa Garza brings us this sci-fi short film that is very Black Mirror-esque. Our memories are so precious to us, they remind us of good and bad times and even can bring us serenity in a turbulent world.


The story was engaging and drops you right into a very tense, uncomfortable situation. Teresa provided a great twist at the end but if you don’t read the summary prior to watching the film, you might be a little confused. I just wish we were given a set-up of what and why the Family Services Division was abducting people.


Casting for this was amazing, every actor did such a wonderful job. They were believable, organic and it drew the viewer into the story even more. The way the filmmakers incorporated the computerized voice over was fantastic and brought in a sense of reality, like this could actually happen.


Jorge Palomo handled the score, editing and cinematography for the film and the music was a wonderful addition. The cinematography was really well done and the work with special effects added a seamless futuristic element.