The dynamic duo of co-writer and director Matt Brown and star Matthew Goode delivers a gripping and compelling cinematic experience in their latest film, Freud’s Last Session. In his final days, Sigmund Freud (Sir Anthony Hopkins), a recent escapee with his daughter from the Nazi regime, receives a visit from the formidable Oxford Don C.S. Lewis (Matthew Goode). On this day, two of the greatest minds of the twentieth century intimately engage in a monumental session over the belief in the future of mankind and the existence of God. Pop
Derek Magyar, recognized for his award-winning storytelling, is renowned for breathing life into impactful narratives and characters, notably in projects such as Boy Culture, Flying Lessons, and Phantom. Recently, he reprised his role as X in Boy Culture: Generation X. X, a hard-working male companion, encounters the challenges of a market dominated by a new generation with a competitive edge. Juggling the demands of maintaining his physique and satisfying clients, X finds himself in a situation where his ex-boyfriend and current roommate, Andrew, is actively seeking to move forward. Pop
Isabel Cueva and Douglas Tait are the creative duo behind the edge-of-your-seat horror-thriller, Angel Baby. Val (Isabel Cueva), a loving wife, and her husband Justin (Dan Thiel), move to a remote cabin to heal from the sudden death of their unborn twins and to get a fresh start. Soon, she senses an evil presence. After her best friend (Whitney Anderson) comes to check on her mental health, dark secrets begin to unravel. Val meets a mysterious neighbor (Chris Browning) and starts searching for the truth. With the help of the
Burt Binder rides into the spotlight as one of the industry’s most thrilling new voices. His debut feature film, Halfway to Amarillo, has gained acclaim for its compelling narrative and stellar performances during its festival circuit run. And, it is now available wherever you stream movies. In this must-see comedy, Michael Coleman (Binder) is working on a novel that will make or break his career. Halfway through, he completely loses the plot and comes down with a devastating case of “Writer’s Block.” At his lowest point, the main character from