Grazie mille, Amarcort Film Festival! We’re very honored, and happy that Alexis Harte could be there to accept the trophy in person.
Miglior Videoclip!
A presto, Italia!
What a joy to be invited back to the Amarcort Film Festival, in Federico Fellini’s home town of Rimini, to screen Thirsty, competing in the Cantarel category, November 23-28. Alexis Harte will attend in person!
Back By Popular Demand!
Audience Award-winner Like Reply Share has been invited back to Cinequest Film Festival to screen again this year!
Dezi Solèy Wins!
Congratulations to Dezi Solèy for winning the Best Actress Award at the Golden Door Film Festival for her performance as Em in Like Reply Share!
Festival News
Like Reply Share screens for a limited time this Saturday, April 24, online worldwide from the Golden Door International Film Festival! Tickets and details here.
Getting Thirsty…
Coming soon… our latest collaboration with singer-songwriter Alexis Harte and Pollen Music Group: the musical short Thirsty. Check out the teaser trailer:
Cinequest Award!
Like Reply Share wins the Audience Award for Best Drama!
Online at Cinejoy!
Like Reply Share is available to rent anywhere, any time, Oct 1 through 14 [update: Extended through December 31]! Cinequest has gone online as Cinejoy on their new platform, Creatics.
Go to https://bit.ly/33gHifz (Link takes you to the Join page (free); once you’ve signed up, click link again to get to the movie page where you can buy a ticket)
Coming (Virtually) to New York!
Like Reply Share will screen on the closing night of New York’s Katra Film Series, Friday August 28 at 7 pm EDT! They’ve moved online this year due to the pandemic. Josh Peterson, Dezi Solèy, and Penny Werner will do a live Q&A on Zoom right after the screening. Tickets on sale here.
One of the “15 Films Not To Miss”
A nice mention from Randy Myers at the San Jose Mercury News:
“Like Reply Share: Josh Peterson’s first dramatic feature – receiving a world premiere – is scrappy and was shot on the cheap in Berkeley. But don’t let that deter you. In this John Cassavetes-esque drama two ‘unlike’ people – a 20-something delivery driver and an older woman with MS – develop an unlikely bond. Peterson respects his two leads, played well by Dezi Solèy and Penny Werner. This one stuck with me.”