Irish actress Niamh Algar has made a name for herself in the past few years in film and television. She plays Ursula, a single mother who attempts to help get her son’s father, an ex-boxer turned mob enforcer, out of the dangerous life in The Shadow of Violence, which will be released in select theaters […]Read Post ›
Acting for two decades, Daniel Mays has appeared in many television series and films, some of which earned him accolades. His appearance in Shifty earned him a nomination for Best Supporting Actor at the British Independent Film Awards. Many might recognize him for his role of Tivik in Rogue One: A Star Wars Story. Known […]Read Post ›
A visionary documentary filmmaker for over two decades, Hansi Oppenheimer thrives on pop culture and fandom. Under her Squee banner, she has made various documentaries and her latest, All Hail the Popcorn King, revels in the story of one of the greatest underrated authors today, Joe R. Lansdale. WorldFilmGeek had a chance to talk to […]Read Post ›
Ali Zamani knew filmmaking would be a lifelong passion. From spending his childhood at his father’s video store in Sweden to making short films during his teen years, Ali would eventually earn a Bachelor’s Degree in Film, Video, Media, and Society followed by a Master’s Degree in Mass Communication. Since forming AZ Films with his […]Read Post ›
Born in South Africa and based in Vancouver, brothers Tony Dean Smith and Ryan W. Smith knew they would be involved in filmmaking. Tony would be known for his directing and Ryan would be the producer with both brothers skilled in screenwriting. After working on short films and some television movies, the Smith Brothers […]Read Post ›
The duo of Adam Scorgie and Jhod Cardinal have been quite the filmmaking force when it comes to documentaries. Cardinal is a media specialist who has financed, sold, and produced films for more than fifteen years, and Scorgie is an acclaimed producer who has profiled the likes of Bruce Lee and Robbie Knievel. Their latest […]Read Post ›
One of the greatest female directors of our time is Agnieszka Holland. The Polish-born filmmaker, known for films like Europa Europa and In Darkness, is known for her realistic-style of depicting events, based on what she endured and heard about during the old days of oppression in Eastern Europe. On June 19, Holland’s latest film, […]Read Post ›
In 2017, WorldFilmGeek had the honor of talking to the duo of Cary Murnion and Jonathan Milott about their amazing action thriller Bushwick. This Friday (June 5th), they are back with the new action thriller Becky, which guarantees viewers to see comic actor Kevin James in a whole new light as a serious actor. The […]Read Post ›
The son of Award-winning composer Barry DeVorzon, Michael DeVorzon broke out in the mid-1990s on television in supporting roles before working on feature films and short films mainly in supporting roles. However, he takes the lead role as an ex-racer who is forced to face his past to pay off his brother’s debt in Fast […]Read Post ›
Adam Horner is an actor and producer who is the founder of Ignite Pictures. He worked with some major names in the industry, from Danny Trejo and Brian Krause to Louis and Costas Mandylor. He is the co-producer of the films Opus of an Angel, which made the top 20 of WorldFilmGeek’s Films of 2018 […]Read Post ›
