Kansas Bowling Talks Cuddly Toys, Provocation, and the Art of Exploitation
Cuddly Toys operates somewhere between fiction, documentary and exploitation cinema, deliberately blurring the boundaries between staged reality and something that […]
Interviews
LOCKJAW Interview: Sabrina Greco and Blu Hunt on Isolation, Self-Destruction, and Performing With a Wired-Shut Jaw
Ahead of Lockjaw, Four Time Film School Dropout spoke with writer-director Sabrina Greco and star Blu Hunt about the film’s
Vincent Hoss-Desmarais on The Galactic Ghoul, Playing Two Characters, and an Eight-Year Journey to the Screen – Fantasia Film Festival
I had the pleasure of sitting down with Vincent Hoss-Desmarais, star and producer of The Galactic Ghoul that recently played
No Rest for the Wicked’ Director Kasper Kalle and Star Jegor Venned on the Faroe Islands, Queer Horror and Building an Authentic Love Story (Fantasia 2026)
No Rest for the Wicked is more than a supernatural horror film. Set against the breathtaking yet isolating landscape of
Lukas Gage on Rosebush Pruning, Loneliness, and Finding Humanity in Flawed Characters
Ahead of this week’s theatrical release of Rosebush Pruning, Film Festival, Four Time Film School Dropout spoke with actor Lukas
Anthony Firth on Making Mockbuster and Celebrating Cult Cinema
Following the release of Mockbuster, Four Time Film School Dropout spoke with filmmaker Anthony Firth about documenting his experience making
Finding the Heart of American Flake: Hazel Hering and Oliver Austin on Grief, Comedy, and Growing Up
Following American Flake‘s festival run, Four Time Film School Dropout spoke with producer Hazel Hering and star Oliver Austin about
Andrew David Paterson Talks American Flake, Grief, Growing Up, and Finding Humor Through Avoidance
Following playing at Dances With Film, Film Festival. American Flake, writer-director Andrew David Paterson spoke with Four Time Film School
Interview: Alan Minas on Luiza’s Desert, Visual Storytelling, Mental Health, and the Power of Silence
Director Alan Minas discusses the visual language, sound design, and emotional core of Luiza’s Desert, while exploring the film’s portrayal of mental illness, adolescence, and the power of silence and art.
Finding Her Own Voice: Nina Prado on Luiza’s Desert, Grief and Growing Up
Alan Minas’ Luiza’s Desert is a deeply moving coming-of-age drama that explores adolescence, grief, and the emotional weight of growing