Honey, I Shrunk the Kids 1989 Directed by Joe Johnston Quick synopsis… Wayne Szalinski is a preoccupied inventor who just can’t seem to get his electromagnetic shrinking machine to work. But when it finally does, it has Wayne’s kids in its sights! With the now 1/4-inch-tall children swept into the trash, the real adventure begins. […]
via A to Z Challenge – Honey, I Shrunk the Kids — The Confusing Middle
It turns out 2020 holds a treasure trove of new adventures for families. Here are our editor’s picks for the best new films hitting the big screens this year.
via The Most Anticipated Family Movies of 2020 — Red Tricycle
Every night this family of five sits down together to watch a movie. Rotating who picks, no opting out. By Daisy Alpert Florin
Hallmark Channel’s popular daytime lifestyle program Home & Family has joined a number of other daytime shows in suspending production in face of an alarming spread of the coronavirus. The Crown Media Family Networks’ channel also has put on hold production of its slate of signature original movies, shot in various U.S. and international locations. […]
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Staying in More During this time, we are out less. We could think “isolated” or we could think, “Protect and Prevent.” I guess it’s all in how we see it. We could see it as more time spent with home or family. It’s good food cooked at home, time for board and card games, or […]
Netflix’s “The Willoughbys” is perhaps the textbook definition of style over substance. But, oh my, what style!
I was very happy my movie sold and people got what I wanted to say. The audience totally got it. It made me believe in myself tenfold
– Tingting Liu (Being, Short Film)
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MATCH was the winner of BEST FILM at the February 2020 ROMANCE Festival in Toronto. Matthew Toffolo: What motivated you to make this film? Martin Geisler: I’ve always been fascinated by relationships between men and women. Lately, in the media we have heard a lot about the female point of view, their experiences in our […]
via Interview with Filmmaker Martin Geisler (MATCH) — Matthew Toffolo’s Summary
Matthew Toffolo: What is your screenplay about? Oliver Warren: Three Dates with Ben is a dark gay romance about a young man’s obsession with his ex, and the devastation it causes over the course of a decade. 2. What genres does your screenplay fall under? It’s most definitely an Indie Drama, a Dark Romance and […]
via Interview with Screenwriter Oliver Warren (THREE DATES WITH BEN) — Matthew Toffolo’s Summary
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