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Showcasing the of best of DRAMA stories from around the world.

No Time For Bond — Let’s Go To The Movies

Posted on March 8, 2020 by festivalfordrama

James Bond has been hit by the Coronavirus, that’s right 007 which was due for release in a month (2nd April) has now been pushed back until November. MGM, Universal and the producers of No Time To Die announced this … Continue reading →

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4 great success stories you never knew were lies — Sage Corner

Posted on March 8, 2020 by festivalfordrama

Human tends to find hope and solace in reading others success stories. Story writers are aware of this and tends to exploit us by giving us false hope with others success stories. They tend to oversimplify how successful people made … Continue reading →

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A Question to Oscar Wilde — Writing for therapy

Posted on March 8, 2020 by festivalfordrama

Samir- Mr Wilde, a few days back I had posted the poem ” All the World’s a stage” by William Shakespeare, in my blog. What are your comments on it? Oscar Wilde- Actors are so fortunate. They can choose whether … Continue reading →

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Director Biography – Jacob Samuels (DAMNED IF I DO)

Posted on February 19, 2020 by festivalfordrama

Jacob Samuels cut his teeth as a filmmaker with family and friends in his home city, Detroit, Michigan. He now attends film school at Belmont University, striving to marry his guerrilla filmmaking skills with professional Hollywood techniques. As a storyteller, … Continue reading →

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Short Film: DAMNED IF I DO, 7min, USA, Drama/Dark Comedy

Posted on February 19, 2020 by festivalfordrama

A custodian has to assess his morals after learning that his relationship isn’t what it appears to be.

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Short Film: ALL THIS TIME, 7min., Czech Republic, Drama/Family

Posted on February 19, 2020 by festivalfordrama

An elderly woman attempts to confess her feelings to her friend in the hospital. Film Type: Short, Student Runtime: 7 minutes 6 seconds Completion Date: September 6, 2019 Country of Filming: Czech Republic Film Language: Czech Shooting Format: 35mm Film … Continue reading →

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Director Biography – Grace Chang (A MISSING PIECE)

Posted on February 19, 2020 by festivalfordrama

Grace Chang is an award-winning actor and filmmaker, writer and director based in New York. She grew up in a family of well-known entertainers in China, where the sparks of her creativity were nurtured. Her real life experiences inspired her … Continue reading →

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Short Film: A MISSING PIECE, 16min., USA, Drama/Family

Posted on February 19, 2020 by festivalfordrama

Ling, a former Peking Opera performer, tries to enlist her teenage son, David to deliver a mysterious package to her aging Opera master. During their visit at her master’s old folks home in Chinatown, something unexpected happens that leads Ling … Continue reading →

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Director Biography – Trudy Bellinger (KILLING CHRISTMAS)

Posted on February 19, 2020 by festivalfordrama

TRUDY BELLINGER is a Director, Producer, Writer and Creative Director whose unique spark, attention to detail and female outlook makes her a great filmmaker. Always evolving, Bellinger’s hands-on artistic and directorial approaches have informed an imaginative body of work, combining … Continue reading →

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Short Film: KILLING CHRISTMAS, 12min., USA, Drama/Family

Posted on February 19, 2020 by festivalfordrama

Deciding to opt out of the season of goodwill, Holly abandons her family and all the forced merriment on Christmas Eve and instead has a strange encounter with a security guard and receives the best festive gift she’s ever had. … Continue reading →

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