A collaboration between acclaimed filmmaker Mira Nair’s nonprofit Salaam Baalak Trust, HollyShorts Film Festival presents Director Adam J. Graves and…
Author: Vidal Dcosta
Vidal Dcosta
Vidal is a self published author on Amazon in sci-fi and romance and also has her own blog. She is a movie buff and also contributes TV show and movie reviews to 'Movie Boozer.' Vidal also writes short stories and scripts for short films and plays on 'Script Revolution' and is an aspiring screenwriter.
“The Mattachine Family” is directed by first-time filmmaker Andy Vallentine, who co-wrote the screenplay with husband Danny Vallentine. It opens…
“Ripe!” opens with Marty Robbins’ “Love is Blue” playing in the background. As the song rises to a crescendo, a…
In “Laapataa Ladies,” the beginning of the millennium sees a naive, newlywed young lady named Phool (Nitanshi Goel) accompanying her…
Sarah and Toni are two women trying their best to piece together precious time and they’re fragmented lives. They’ve have…
In a celebration of cinematic excellence and cultural diversity, the 5th Nepal Cultural International Film Festival (NCIFF) concluded with resounding…
Penned from the pains of personal experiences and lessons learnt through healing, Writer/Director Actor Dillon Tucker’s semi-autobiographical work “Pure O”…
In “Bleeding Love,” a concerned, unnamed father (Ewan MacGregor) drives to Santa Fe with his troubled daughter, Turbo (Clara MacGregor),…
After a turn of events involving a case of mistaken identity, extramarital affairs, and a gun going off, Ray Jepsen—who…
Filmmaker Luke Willis’ spirited documentary “Lady Like”—which recently had its world premiere at BFI Flare and was screened at the…