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NIGHTSTREAM REVIEW: Isolation and Paranoia Unravel Reality in ‘Bleed With Me’ (2020)

By: Shania Russell 30th Oct 202027th Oct 2020

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With her feature film debut, writer/director Amelia Moses delivers a psychologically complex film very much aware of its place in the horror cabin trend. Both embracing and subverting the promise of its setting, Bleed With Me (2020) offers an unsettling atmosphere that expands far beyond the confines of a screen.

A woman stands looking past the camera. She is dressed for a party and holds a phone in her hand. A car's headlights can be seen in the background, approaching her.

INTERVIEW: Beck Kitsis Talks Intentions and Inspirations for ‘The Three Men You Meet at Night’ (2020)

By: Beca 22nd Oct 202022nd Oct 2020

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We spoke with director, Beck Kistis, about her intentions and inspirations for the film, the difficulties of promoting a film in 2020, and her plans for the future.

A man (Ray) with a hiking backpack stands behind a tree, hiding from an oncoming cart.

NIGHTSTREAM REVIEW: ‘Lapsis’ (2020) is a Grounded Sci-Fi Dystopia

By: Beca 21st Oct 202019th Oct 2020

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Lapsis (2020) introduces its audiences to a world where Quantum computers rule and the need has arisen for cablers, a new occupation wherein people hike up and down hills laying cables and hooking them up to giant boxes in the woods.

10 Shorts to Look Out For at the NIGHTSTREAM Film Festival

By: Beca 9th Oct 20208th Oct 2020

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With twenty different short blocks to choose from at NIGHTSTREAM, it can be hard to narrow down just what to watch, let alone figure out where to begin.