What are the 4Q’s?
- Name your favorite films of all time (limit 3)
- Name a film you think is underrated
- Name a film you think is overrated
- Name a lesser-known film that you think people should seek out
The film “Achan and Ezra” came to both Sherman Oaks Film Festival and Film Invasion Los Angeles, and filmmaking team Yan Fisher (director/producer) and Omri Rose (writer/producer/actor) were kind enough to allow their smart, relevant comedy to join Season 5 of the Discover Indie Film TV Series on Amazon Prime Video.
After a great interview with these two, we recorded this podcast which features them answering those four questions above!
If you want to learn more about these two, Yan’s Instagram is @yanf7r and Omri’s is @omri.rose.
If you want to be really cool, look up the two podcasts that Omri creates, “Shadow of Truth” and
“Spies and Lies.” Like & subscribe!
Discover Indie Film Links
DIF TV Series – DIF Website – DIF Instagram – DIF Facebook – DIF Twitter
Podcast
Source: Discover Film
Why do I recommend “Borrelia Borealis”? I watch nearly 2,000 indie films every year because I run two film festivals. Since Covid hit us in March 2020, I have seen a jillion indie efforts at the “make a creative film while trapped at home” genre. “Borrelia Borealis” overcame the challenges that lockdown presented with a massive dose of creativity. Writer, director and lead actor Kathryne Isabelle Easton knew exactly what might kill a “trapped indoors” film and she dodged every bullet. It is fresh, inventive, and beautiful to look at. If you enjoy indie film, then watch this movie.
Why do I recommend “Counter Clockwise”? Because this indie film took on the time travel challenge and nailed it. If I had a dollar for every big budget Hollywood film that dropped the time travel ball, I’d have enough to money to get sushi for two tonight. This entertaining film gives you more than just a greatly written time travel story, it’s smart, funny and well acted. If you enjoy indie film, then watch this movie.
