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Jan 8th, 2010 Audio interview: “Wonderful World” writer-director Josh Goldin

Click on the image to hear a one-on-one interview with writer-director Josh Goldin. “Wonderful World,” starring Matthew Broderick, opens in theaters Jan. 8. For more information visit www.wonderfulworldfilm.com. Interview submitted by Sandra Kraisirideja.

Jan 8th, 2010 Interview with the filmmakers behind “Bitch Slap”

Click on the image to hear the interview with filmmakers Rick Jacobson and Eric Gruendemann. “Bitch Slap” opens in theaters and VOD Jan. 8. Interview submitted by Sandra Kraisirideja.

Dec 7th, 2009 Interview with director Noah Buschel of “The Missing Person”

By Sandra Kraisirideja
Director Noah Buschel was living in Greenwich Village on Sept. 11 when the Twin Towers collapsed. At the time he was also reading a lot of Raymond Chandler novels, which is what led him to write “The Missing Person,” a film noir starring Michael Shannon. Shannon was nominated for a Supporting Actor Oscar [...]

Dec 7th, 2009 Interview with Dave Foley, star of “The Strip”

By Sandra Kraisirideja
Dave Foley, one of the founding members of “Kids in the Hall,” is currently starring in “The Strip,” an independent comedy about a Radio Shack-style electronics store and the ragtag group of salesmen who work there. Foley plays the earnest, well-meaning boss who suddenly finds himself tackling a mid-life crises. Foley still works [...]

Oct 29th, 2009 Interview: “Every Little Step” director Adam Del Deo

By Sandra Kraisirideja
“A Chorus Line” is a behind-the-scenes account of the casting process for a Broadway show so a documentary film about the show’s 2008 revival is entirely fitting. The movie received positive reviews from critics and the DVD hit shelves on Oct. 13. Director Adam Del Deo shared his experiences during the making of [...]

Oct 2nd, 2009 “Peter and Vandy” looks at love from a whole new perspective

By Sandra Kraisirideja
How do you breathe new life into a standard love story? The trend this year has been to throw the old formula of boy meets girl out the window and start from anywhere else but the beginning. “Peter and Vandy,” written and directed by Jay DiPietro (and based on his play of the [...]

Oct 2nd, 2009 “Play the Game” looks at love beyond 70

By Sandra Kraisirideja
There are plenty romantic comedies involving actors under the age of 30, but not many with a cast that’s over 70. “Play the Game,” starring Andy Griffith, Doris Roberts and Liz Sheridan takes a fresh look at the challenges and consequences of falling in love at any age. Paul Campbell and Marla Sokoloff [...]

Sep 9th, 2009 “White on Rice” interviews with director and cast

By Sandra Kraisirideja
“White on Rice”is a contemporary story about family, marriage and love told with an Asian-American perspective. It’s a sweet story that is both entertaining and funny.
“White on Rice” is is the second feature from writer-director Dave Boyle, who tackled Asian American themes in “Big Dreams Little Tokyo.” It stars Hiroshi Watanabe, Nae, Lynn [...]

Aug 24th, 2009 “Gotta Dance” is for the young at heart

By Sandra Kraisirideja
“Gotta Dance” is an upbeat, inspirational documentary that blows apart stereotypes associated with age.
In 2007 the New Jersey Nets basketball team incorporated a senior hip hop dance crew to its entertainment lineup and documentary filmmaker Dori Berinstein was fortunate enough to be there for the first audition and beyond.
The dancers include 11 women [...]

Aug 20th, 2009 Neal Brennan moves to the big screen with “The Goods”

By Sandra Krairirideja
Director Neal Brennan got his start as a writer and director on “Chappelle’s Show.” His first full-length feature,  “The Goods: Live Hard, Sell Hard,” opened Aug. 14 to mixed reviews, but Brennan avoids reading reviews because he knows you can’t please everyone. Brennan chatted with Audiohollywood.net about the making of the movie and [...]

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