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    Film Review: LIFE INSIDE OUT

    It’s been said regarding actors, that if you hope to portray the type of challenging, fully realized parts that first drove you into this profession, sometimes you just have to write them yourself. Well, that’s exactly what Maggie Baird and Lori Nasso have done in their new film, Life Inside Out. Working with director, Jill D’Agnenica […]

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    The Cinematic Life of PEDRO CORREA | Our Exclusive Interview

    The rising star of MY DEAD DAD on HBO MAX is a go-getting dreamer utilizing his Daddy issues

    actor Pedro Correa holds onto a cue stick as he stands by a pool table in a still photo from MY DEAD DAD movie.
    Rising star, Pedro Correa writes, acts, and produces what he wants in the way he wants. There is an audience for his film and TV creations, and he finds them.  His new film MY DEAD DAD (now on HBO MAX) is a testament to his drive, vision, and desire to tell realistic stories about real-life [...]

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    Inside Michal Aviad’s WORKING WOMAN and Film Feminism Post #MeToo | BNH Interview

    From feminist filmmaker Michal Aviad, known for her numerous documentary films, comes her second feature film, WORKING WOMAN, focusing on the lasting effects and the destructiveness of sexual harassment at the workplace. This moving, effective film which takes an honest, mature look at the subject without preaching to its audience is a timely piece now […]

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    3D Documentary about Leonardo da Vinci Explores His Human Side

    In this Hollywood era brimming with three-dimensional produced superhero flicks and animated films, it’s fascinating how a made-for-TV documentary found its way into the consciousness of the viewing public. Inside the Mind of Leonardo da Vinci is a biopic about the great Renaissance man’s life and his work. On paper, you might anticipate this movie to […]

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  • Personal places: Inside Max Winkler’s “Ceremony”

    The misbegotten romantic adventures of older women and young men are a perennial favorite in La-La Land—think Anne Bancroft‘s aggressive seduction of Dustin Hoffman in “The Graduate“; the sweet bond between Bud Cort and Ruth Gordon in “Harold & Maude“; young bucks Diego Luna and Gael Gacia Bernal competing for the affections of Maribel Verdu in “Y tu Mama Tambien“; and Angela Basset […]

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    Sunjay Midda: From Doctors to Daniel and the Fiery Furnace

    The rising British actor talks acting, faith, and his next chapter alongside Mena Massoud

    Actor SUNJAY MIDDA rises For Sunjay Midda, acting was never simply something he decided to try. It was something he says he felt destined to do. The British actor, whose career has taken him from long-running television productions in the U.K. to international film and theater, can now be seen on the big screen alongside [...]

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    Newark Independent Film Festival: Celebrating Independent Voices in a World Overflowing with Content

    Inside the third annual Newark, Delaware festival giving independent filmmakers a place to be seen, heard and connected.

    Founder and actor Kazy Tauginas poses in front of the New Ark Independent Film Festival logo backdrop In an era when audiences have more films, series and streaming choices than ever before, discovering something genuinely original can sometimes feel like finding a needle in a haystack. That is one reason independent film festivals remain so [...]

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    WAR MACHINE Review: A Sloppy War-Sci-Fi Hybrid That Never Finds Its Footing

    A recognizable cast and a compelling lead can’t save a poorly written, uneven Netflix action film.

    War Machine. Alan Ritchson as 81 in War Machine. Cr. Ben King/Netflix © 2026. A Weak Screenplay Undermines the Entire Mission WAR MACHINE (streaming on Netflix) doesn’t just stumble—it collapses under the weight of a poorly imagined screenplay, thin character work, and a confused identity that never quite decides what kind of movie it wants [...]

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    When a TikTok Heartthrob Becomes a Cautionary Tale: Thirst Trap

    Paramount+ spotlights William White’s rise and the darker turns of internet obsession.

    In an age where viral fame can bloom overnight, Thirst Trap: The Fame. The Fantasy. The Fallout. zeroes in on the meteoric rise—and unraveling—of 21-year-old TikToker William White. The Paramount+ original documentary, set to premiere on September 9, 2025, offers a compelling look at a phenomenon that has become a modern male heartbreak simulator. Premiering [...]

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    Vic Gerami Exposes the Artsakh Genocide in Powerful New Documentary – Exclusive Interview

    An in-depth conversation with journalist and filmmaker Vic Gerami about his gripping documentary ARTSAKH: Armenian Genocide Continues, the untold human stories behind the conflict, and the global silence surrounding it.

    A hard-hitting, truth-seeking documentary film has been made and released in true indie spirit, and it is worth your time. The complicated, heartbreaking stories told in it, accompanied by rock-solid journalism and a fact-checking expedition, make for an eye-opening, educational time in front of the screen. ARTSAKH Armenian Genocide Continues is that film and it [...]

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    The 10th Annual Mammoth Lakes Film Festival is On

    Films from North America, Iran, Japan, Norway and the new documentary film by New Zealand’s Lucy Lawless screen at MLFF 2024

    Once again, film warriors ascend to Mammoth Lakes, California for another round of exciting indie films by new and also familiar artists. The Mammoth Lakes Film Festival is the self-proclaimed premiere festival dedicated to discovering and supporting the next generation of filmmakers - and we strongly agree, here at Brave New Hollywood. MLFF is a [...]

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