★★★★ Directed By: Valerie Knill How much of a review could one write regarding a one-minute and forty-eight-second short film? There is quite a lot. https://videopress.com/v/XIHKZt17?resizeToParent=true&cover=true&preloadContent=metadata&useAverageColor=true Synopsis: At a house party, a middle-aged woman sits in the bathroom in silence. Then a man comes in with whom she has an unusual relationship. It is transparent… Continue reading Beate Sits In The Bathroom – SHORT FILM REVIEW
Director Sonia Sebastian hits the bullseye with indie feature film "The Virgin of Highland Park"
“Another World-War II, a film in regards to how bad the Germans were during this time and a small group of resistance fighters. Wrong!”
“A consistent short film that displays an ethical point of view”
A Music Video Review: "Ride A Wave"Share With us One question for Director George Wada... where did this idea come from? The video is witty, entertaining and most definitely support traditional methods of creativity. The componing parts may come across as a form of "let us put something together to keep the stick in the… Continue reading Music video Review: “Ride A Wave”
"Smart, clever, creative and funny!"
All of a sudden our biggest problems didn't exist. We knew that our worst days could quite possibly be these kids finer days.
By Crystal Ellis "Next year will be my year!" "Next year will be my year!" For years, I would tell myself over and over again, I was going to the Oktoberfest in Munich, Germany. The year 2019 was the year. September to be exact. The event was always on my bucket list, but somehow I… Continue reading “Putting One Foot In Front Of The Other.. Part 1”
Reviewed By: Jerome Fitts The spirit in which top fashion model Shaholly Ayers details her path to stardom in the short documentary Shaholly, is exactly what The Cacique Film Festival Series definition of a “Good News Documentary” is. Award winning director Wojeciech Lorenc did a near perfect job of highlighting Ms. Ayers personality that compliments her stunning beauty. The story itself… Continue reading Good News Documentary Review-“Shaholly”
Reviewed By: Jerome Fitts In the new modern world of digital storytelling there is such a thing called supersaturated wannabees in film-making. To be frank, some are good but for the most part there is a clueless exemplification of objectives in those "we can do it all ourselves films!" At the end of the day it… Continue reading Smartphone Review- “Our 1st Smartphone ShortFilm”
Reviewed By: Jerome Fitts “Kuujjuaq”, a smart phone short film, which was initially a student essay, has found its way onto the Cacique Film Festival Series (Vienna, Austria event March 29th, 2019) screening selection. As well as being educational short film to anyone who hasn't been to Kuujjuaq, this may serve as another reason to travel to a… Continue reading SmartPhone Review- “Kuujjuaq”
Written By: Jerome Fitts For the life of me I don't know why indie film festival award winning director Roberto I. Ercolalo started this relevant piece in Spanish without subtitles. According to the films advertisement, the following film has been selected to numerous festivals. Its your call as well as evaluate some of those festivals selection… Continue reading “Job Life” By: Roberto I. Ercolalo- Short Film Review
Reviewed By: Jerome Fitts Does anyone remember a time when we could meet someone in a park after a night out and discuss a mutual problem? The short film "A Night With A Stranger" by independent filmmaker and director Uladzimir Taukachou submitted to us via Cacique Film Awards was filmed in an unusual social scene, (a park in… Continue reading “A Night With A Stranger”- Short Film Review
Jerome Fitts SAVE, is a near four minute short film with over 90 international Film Awards and 400 official selections to date. The must see short was submitted to us by the film counsel and judges from the Cacique Film Awards. If there as a way were we could examine the mind of Director/Producer Ivan… Continue reading “SAVE” SHORT FILM REVIEW
Jerome Fitts Clap! Clap! David Latreille for putting a twist, flavor and excitement in a video that encompasses the remarkable music by Asten Harris yes A.K.A Apex Martin of Kayne West fame. Undoubtedly the song is killer but the rapid photos of actress Emilie Dumas should be displayed for patrons entering a nightclub anywhere. The thing of… Continue reading THE BOUDOIR – VIDEO SHORT REVIEW
Jerome Fitts Robyn Whitmore of Sierra Lane Productions has attempted to bring issues in a Louisiana community that was once considered taboo yet remains in certain societies today. Independent films are normally funny, creative and sometimes thought provocative while being created on a low budget. Ms. Whitmore seems to have covered the norm while extending… Continue reading “The Cotillion” Short Film Review
Jerome Fitts ** Also contributed to The Line Best Fit If you are lucky enough to catch Bob Moses, the Canadian electro duo, then be prepared. Their latest album “Battle Lines” is a potent reminder of the power of the combination of hard rhythm, electronic experimentation, and hard-hitting lyrics. Just to be clear here: pound… Continue reading Bob Moses – “Battle Lines” | Album Review
Jerome Fitts For those of you that are aware of the rich traditions that comes with Skopje, Macedonia, then you should be informed of the amazing band, Eye Cue. During the bands seven year history they have performed to over a half a million people as a main-stage act. The most notable of those festivals… Continue reading EyeCue – Immediate Press Release
Can you believe that after nearly a year we are finally opening up the Entertainment section to the WorthJourney. To compliment our involvement in the first annual Rodos Film Festival we are highlighting the remarkable work and submissions by independent filmmakers from around the world. In support of those film makers that are normally overlooked… Continue reading Featured Film of the Week–
“Sheer Amazement” By: Jerome Fitts- April 2015 In wrapping up the the current documentary film "The WorthJourney", we decided to include a few subjective thoughts and excerpts from scenarios that was cut from the final version of the film. We couldn’t fit what is written below into the film because the people that supported me… Continue reading “Sheer Amazement”
By Jerome Fitts This week we are celebrating the life of The Father of Rock and Roll. The recognition of Johnnie Johnson during Black History Month, should be appreciated and applauded by everyone. Johnny was born on June 8, 1924 in Fairmont, Virginia but for the majority of his celebrated life he resided with wife Francis,… Continue reading The Father of Rock and Roll- Johnnie Johnson
Jerome Fitts In January 2015, the stories published on racism in futbol has become boring. This piece is in regards to the lack of efforts from those who are involved in the current status of racism in Futbol. It is becoming apparent that the efforts of “Zero Tolerance to Racism” isn't working. We have to… Continue reading Corporate Social Responsibilities in Sports… “Tackling Racism”
By: JFitts Dec. 25th, 2014 In late June 2014 someone told me that music shake the chemicals in our body and stimulates our soul. I couldn’t believe after nearly 17 years of Crownn Records, I was acknowledging the truth. So what’s the problem with the horible music that is being released today? “Who do… Continue reading ¨Who Do They Think They Are?”
“Train of Consequences” Contributed By: JFitts All photos taken by: JFitts I have decided to mark the last two months of unequivocal events into a post that that our few readers might relate to. Besides, this is a blogging post where the truth has to be told based on supported facts and gathering those facts… Continue reading “A Series of Train of Consequences” The Balkans Part 1- Summer 2014
When I landed in Rodos, Greece in February 2014 it was really quiet. I had several friends that lived on the island that had more or less begged me to come down to look at all of the business opportunities within the island. Those opportunities mentioned was anything from bars, beach bars, and fabric for… Continue reading Facilitating My Patience and Refueling My Fatigue- Greek Experience 2014
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Immediate Press Release Dance pioneer Karim "CMACK" Evans, internationally known, recognized and respected in the global Hip Hop community as one of the originators of West Coast Hip Hop, is on the verge of unleashing his 7th studio album "Peace Of Mind" via Uman Records. The titled single and album "Peace Of Mind" is scheduled… Continue reading Karim Evans (a.k.a. CMACK), set to release “Peace Of Mind”
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