KGFC Festival Talks Podcast KGFC Festival Talks Podcast

Host Craig Horsley interviews Alan Thompon, the director of the documentary 'This Land.'

Synopsis:

This land is our only home, yet due to our addiction to fossil fuels, a finite, non-renewable source of energy to sustain our lifestyles, we are putting our future at risk. This Land takes us from the Texas and Mexico border to the Dakotas, and then Northern Canada. We’ll meet native and local communities fighting against gas and oil pipelines and see what is at stake for our land, this land.

Host Craig Horsley interviews 'Virginia Minnesota' director Daniel Stine and Rachel Hendrix. The film won the Best Feature Film award at Kew Gardens Festival of Cinema.

Synopsis:

Separated for fifteen years by a childhood tragedy that robbed them of their mysterious and inspirational little friend, Virginia, two young women—Lyle and Addison—are reunited at the place both vowed never to return. Together, they embark on an illuminating overnight journey where they revisit painful memories and discover long-forgotten gifts Virginia had bestowed on them so many years before.

Host Craig Horsley Chasing Sunshine director Darren Coyle and star Trevor Penick.

Synopsis:

A buddy, odd couple comedy where we follow Darcy and Jack as they drive all over the San Fernando Valley following clues on a scavenger hunt.

Host Craig Horsley interviews James Douglas, the director of the independent feature film 'The Doctor's Case.'

Synopsis:

The Master of Horror meets the Master Detective. When a diabolical English lord is murdered, Sherlock Holmes and Watson must unexpectedly exchange roles in order to solve 'the perfect locked room mystery.' Based on the short story by Stephen King.

Host Craig Horsley interviews 'Awkward' producer Robert Scott.

Synopsis:

Lonely, just needing to feel something, James hesitantly visits a brothel for the first time, and finds himself in a room... with his best friend from primary school, Aimee.

Host Craig Horsley interviews Kew Gardens Save the Bridge director Jonathan Oliveira.

Synopsis:

A series of mom and pop shops reside on the Kew Gardens bridge which bring a variety of uniqueness to the community; but after the MTA pleas for the bridge to be brought down, three teens take it upon themselves to give the people of Kew Gardens a voice to speak out against the corporate giant.