Carter Stevens has seen a lot in his day, but these days he seems to be enjoying a comfortable, quiet existence. Talking to him on the phone in early April […]
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Category: Interviews
CFF 2017: Interview with Dark Night filmmaker Tim Sutton
Dark Night is the third film by New York based filmmaker Tim Sutton (Pavilion, Memphis). The 85 minute ensemble film serves as a day in the life story, building up […]
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CFF 2017: Interview with The Lost Arcade director Kurt Vincent
The Lost Arcade, the first film from Kurt Vincent and Irene Chin, takes the form of a eulogy for Chinatown Fair, which was the last independent arcade operating in New […]
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Interview: Hanna Hamilton, director/producer of Secret Lover
Much in the same way that John Waters’ Hairspray has become synonymous with Baltimore, Hanna Hamilton wants to give Philadelphia its very own rock and roll musical, and with the launch […]
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Interview: Local Actor Nick Marini (Summer of 8)
Born in Bryn Mawr, raised in Mt. Airy and a 2014 graduate from the University of Pennsylvania (he majored in Cinema Studies), Nick Marini makes an auspicious film debut as […]
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CFF 2016: Joe Bob Briggs Interview
Film critic, actor, and legendary personality, Joe Bob Briggs is coming to the Cinedelphia Film Festival to present Walter Hill’s 1979 gang classic, The Warriors. Cinedelphia sat down with the former […]
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Interview: Sam Trammell of All Mistakes Buried
Sam Trammell gives an intense, nervy performance in All Mistakes Buried, a gritty, but nifty little film about Sonny (Trammell) an addict, who just wants to get his wife (Missy […]
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Interview: Driving Not Knowing director Dylan Hansen-Fliedner
Driving not Knowing is a story about two young men who attempt to reconnect one year later, after a tumultuous parting. The film was a highly collaborative project amongst Benjamin […]
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Interview: Love the Coopers’ Max Simkins
Love the Coopers is a holiday family comedy where chaos ensues in place of a “perfect” Christmas. It stars Diane Keaton, John Goodman, Ed Helms, Olivia Wilde, Alan Arkin, and […]
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Interview: Renaissance Woman and Philly Native Kate McCabe
There are few artists (if any) that take on so many wildly different mediums of art quite as frequently and as impressively as Kate McCabe. Native to Philadelphia, McCabe currently […]
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A Brief Chat with Richard Gere on Time Out of Mind
Time Out of Mind is a beautifully subtle portrait of George (played by Richard Gere) who has spiraled into living as a homeless man in Manhattan. He navigates through the […]
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