Bond on Cinema

The making of the short film The Woman in the Wardrobe written and directed by Ruby Phelan. The Woman in the Wardrobe is an intimate epic tale of hope against the backdrop of destruction. The film follows Nadiya, a woman who finds sanctuary inside her family wardrobe closet, whilst giving birth to her daughter.

Writer/Director Rani DeMuth discusses the making of her short film And Now I Lay Me Down, starring Jane Kaczmarek, which, tells the story of Celia Dalvi, a wealthy aging actress who attempts to have her perfect last day on earth.

After a disastrous blind date, Emma strikes up conversation with Jack. They stumble into a one-night stand that turns out complicated and destructive. Director Duane Edwards talks about the making of his feature film Wrong Numbers.

After a disastrous blind date Emma strikes up conversation with Jack. They stumble into a one-night stand that turns out complicated and destructive. Actor Producer David Kelsey talks about his role in Duane Edwards independent feature film Wrong Numbers opposite Emily Hall.

An interview and film breakdown of the short film, What We Wished We Could Be. A couple affected by the contaminated blood scandal face a difficult decision when an offer of life-saving treatment threatens their dreams for the future.

Writer/director Harris Goldberg came to Hollywood and sold his first screenplay within a week. Twenty-five studio films later he scored his biggest success with Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo in 1999 with Rob Schneider, then The Master of Disguise in 2002 starring Dana Carvey and produced by Adam Sandler. He then wrote the autobiographical "Numb," his directorial feature debut starring Matthew Perry.

Filmmakers Hannah Beach and Phoebe Campbell Harris discuss their new short film A Matter of Minutes. Ava goes from having a good time to a heart-stopping and gripping story, who goes into anaphylactic shock and only she can save herself. The filmmakers talk about the story as well as the film breakdown and more.

Louisa Connolly-Burnham, an award-winning director/screenwriter. Known for her roles in Wolfblood and Vampire Academy. She made appearances in Channel 4's Drifters, Midsomer Murders and many British productions and a lead role in Nickelodeon's House of Anubis. Her new short film, Sister Wives, she wrote, directed, produced & starred in with Mia McKenna-Bruce and Michael Fox.

Andrew Hyatt, the award-winning writer/director of the multi-award winner, Paul, Apostle of Christ, starring Jim Caviezel and James Faulkner. The film, SIGHT, starring Greg Kinnear and Terry Chen is part of the discussion in this interview. He created a new genre of films termed "sacred art house." Content that seeks to tell stories that delve into the drama of the human condition.

Asif Akbar is a visionary film director has worked with legendary Hollywood talent such as Mel Gibson, Mickey Rourke, Terrence Howard, Sally Kirkland, Michael Jai White, and many others. His career has been marked by a string of diverse and unique independent films, including his film, "Boneyard," released by Lionsgate. Asif, serving as the director, co-writer, and producer of the film.