Noah Morrow Review The Eyes of My Mother Directed by Nicolas Pesce Written by Nicolas Pesce A young girl raised by a stoic, but loving, mother and an emotionally distant father is forever changed when a random stranger arrives and interrupts their isolated solace. True horrors ensue as she struggles to cope with her new situation, ill-equipped …
Review Claire in Motion Directed by Annie J. Howell and Lisa Robinson Written by Annie J. Howell and Lisa Robinson When her husband fails to return from a weekend getaway in the wilderness, Claire embarks on a journey of discovery for both the answer to her husband’s fate and of their relationship—which may not have …
Review Oxenfree Directed by Dan Glaser Written by Timothy J. Meyer Three step brothers reunite at the childhood family cabin after the death of their father in an attempt to reconnect in Oxenfree. Initially, relationships are strained and confrontational, but through the hopeful machinations of one brother, revelations are made, bonds are mended and monsters, …
Review Iron Will Directed by Sergio Valenzuela The uncomfortable and undercovered topic of post traumatic stress disorders is tackled head on in Iron Will—an interview style documentary that rotates between the accounts of several combat veterans and their day-to-day struggles with the after effects of wartime. The subjects are varied and diverse, but what they …
’Moonlight,’ ‘Blood Stripe’ and ‘Iron Will’ lead 2016 awards contenders…many finalists are set to screen during TCFF’s closing weekend! The Twin Cities Film Fest announced more than two dozen finalists for its top six awards Tuesday afternoon. Leading the slate is the critically-lauded coming-of-age drama “Moonlight,” a TCFF finalist for both Best Feature Film and …
One of my most anticipated TCFF documentaries screened on Sunday, Oct 23 and I can’t be more thrilled that I got a chance to connect with the filmmaker to talk about her film. I always love films that immerse me into a world that’s far away from where I live, and gives me a chance …
It’s now officially week two at the Twin Cities Film Fest — and the best is yet to come. Perhaps you’re feeling overwhelmed by the sheer number of films that are screenings at the fest this year; maybe you need some help finding a title that truly piques your interest? Well don’t fret, I’m here …
For the next two weeks the Twin Cities Film Fest moves into the cushy seats—and in-theater lounge, which actually has pretty good food—at the Showplace Icon Theaters at the West End. http://www.secretsofthecity.com/events/view/twin-cities-film-fest-opening-night
It’s always been called the Twin Cities Film Fest. This year, though, the annual event is making good on its name by moving into St. Paul. The festival will screen six movies at Independent Feature Project Minnesota, Thursday through Saturday. These 6 movies will screen in St. Paul as part of the Twin Cities Film …
