Alex Moreland reviews the eleventh episode of Star Trek: Discovery… Can you hide your heart? Can you bury your decency? Can you continue to pretend to be one of them? Even as, little by little, it kills the person you really are. It’s something that I touched on briefly in my review of last week’s […]
Exclusive Interview – Composer Ariel Marx on evoking emotion through music, her score for The Tale and more
Alex Moreland talks to composer Ariel Marx about her score for upcoming movies The Tale and Hair Wolf, her creative influences, and more… So, first of all – how did you initially get involved with The Tale? So, when I was getting my Masters degree a few years back, I participated in the Columbia ASCAP […]
Star Trek: Discovery Series 1 Episode 10 Review – ‘Despite Yourself’
Alex Moreland reviews the midseason premiere of Star Trek: Discovery… Decency is weakness and will get us killed and the lives of everyone on this ship and the Federation are at stake. So you do what you must, whatever you must, to anyone. And so, after a short break, we’re back again. To recap: after […]
Exclusive Interview – An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth To Power directors Bonni Cohen & Jon Shenk on the energy revolution, documentary making and more
Alex Moreland talks to the directors of An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power, Bonni Cohen and Jon Shenk… So, it’s been a decade since the first movie came out. Why was now the right time for a sequel? Jon: Well, Al Gore and Participant Media, who made the first film, had been talking about […]
Exclusive Interview – Director Mark Gill on his Morrissey biopic England is Mine, his creative influences, and more
Alex Moreland speaks to Mark Gill, director of Morrissey biopic England is Mine… So, first of all – can you tell us a little bit about the development of England is Mine? What was your starting point? Well, my starting point was growing up in the same area of Manchester as Morrissey – literally a […]
Exclusive Interview – Director Doug Liman on his latest movie The Wall, growing as a filmmaker, and more
Alex Moreland talks to Doug Liman about The Wall, growing as a filmmaker, and more… Could you tell us a little bit about the development of the movie? How did you initially get involved with The Wall? I mean, with the script I had read as a writing sample. People didn’t think I’d be interested in […]
Exclusive: Doug Liman on his new film Chaos Walking
Flickering Myth’s Alex Moreland has been chatting to filmmaker Doug Liman about his latest release The Wall, which is out now on Digital Download, Blu-ray and DVD, and during the interview the conversation turned to Liman’s newest project, the YA adaptation Chaos Walking, which stars Tom Holland (Spider-Man: Homecoming) and Daisy Ridley (Star Wars: The […]
Exclusive Interview – Alex Lawther on The End of the F***ing World, his creative influences and more
Alex Moreland talks to Alex Lawther about his new show The End of the F***ing World, his return to theatre, and more… First of all, how did you get involved with The End of the F***ing World? What drew you to it? What drew me to it at first… Charlie’s writing. Charlie Covell, who adapted […]
Does Eko’s interactive comedy That Moment When represent the future of television?
Alex Moreland on the interactive comedy That Moment When… Ever since watching television on the internet became mainstream, there’s been a question of just how far you can push the format. Not so long ago I spoke to the minds behind Otis, a crime thriller where audiences can switch perspectives as the drama unfolds; meanwhile, […]
Star Trek: Discovery Season 1 Episode 9 Review – ‘Into the Forest I Go’
Alex Moreland reviews the midseason finale of Star Trek: Discovery… You’ve opened a whole new chapter for Discovery. I think it’s fair to say that this was the best episode of Star Trek: Discovery so far. Certainly, it was a better episode to end the series on than last week’s would have been – indeed, […]
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