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Directors Latonia Hartery &amp; Deanne Foley discuss with Jan Price their film “Hopeless Romantic,” a refreshing take on romance directed by six women!Everyone has a different story to tell, especially when it comes to relationships.  “Hopeless Romantic” stars Lynda Boyd (We Were Wolves, Republic of Doyle) as Anna, a recently widowed cardiologist facing romantic challenges. While attending a wedding, Anna discovers she is not alone and bonds with six other women as they each share their unique stories of navigating the complex world of relationships. This anthology film weaves through the love lives of these women, charting their ups and downs in romance and rejection. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Directors Latonia Hartery &amp; Deanne Foley discuss with Jan Price their film “Hopeless Romantic,” a refreshing take on romance directed by six women!Everyone has a different story to tell, especially when it comes to relationships.  “Hopeless Romantic” stars Lynda Boyd (We Were Wolves, Republic of Doyle) as Anna, a recently widowed cardiologist facing romantic challenges. While attending a wedding, Anna discovers she is not alone and bonds with six other women as they each share their unique stories of navigating the complex world of relationships. This anthology film weaves through the love lives of these women, charting their ups and downs in romance and rejection. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Latonia Hartery & Deanne Foley - Hopeless Romantic

Stephen Janis

It's a full house this week on #BTLRadioShow thanks to our special guests, filmmakers STEPHEN JANIS, DEANNE FOLEY, and LATONIA HARTERY. Plus, some quick review bytes on two new films streaming everywhere right now – ME YOU MADNESS and PARADISE COVE.One of my fave films of the year already is ME YOU MADNESS, written and directed by LOUISE LINTON and starring Linton and Ed Westwick. Irreverant, politically incorrect, high octane, glamorous, breaking the fourth, rapier wit-filled darkly comedic action movie love story, ME YOU MADNESS is delicious dark decadent fun from start to finish. Linton shows good command as not only a wordsmith, but as a storyteller (much of which I believe we can credit to her trial advocacy skills as a lawyer) is well constructed and structured. Visually, Linton knocks it out of the park with polish and color thanks to cinematographers Reinhart Reschke and Boa Simon, whose lighting and lensing only serve to elevate the already sumptuous production design of Allura Johnson and Travis Zariwny, while editor Samuel Means maintains high octane energy, most notably in some over-the-top musical montages set to touchstone needle drops of the past few decades. (I want the soundtrack.) And then there's PARADISE COVE. Written by Sherry Klein and directed by Martin Guigi, PARADISE COVE stars veteran actors Todd Grinnell, Mena Suvari, and Kristin Bauer van Straten in this psychological thriller genre blend based on a true story. Van Straten stars as Bree, a once-wealthy Malibu matriarch and actress who has lost her home but refuses to leave the Paradise Cove colony, now living on the beach underneath her once home. Grinnell and Suvari are Knox and Tracey, a young married couple looking to get rich quick by flipping the Malibu beach home of Knox's recently deceased mother. Of course, that home was once Bree's and under which Knox and Tracey find her. Performances are solid with van Straten soaring as Bree. And while the script itself is unremarkable and easily fills the bill as a Lifetime TV movie versus a "theatrical" release film, elevating the film as a whole is Guigi's direction and his collaboration with DP Massimo Zeri, production designer Alessandro Marvelli (who uses color and texture to define and distinguish the character traits of our principals) and editor Eric Potter, the latter who delivers some truly shocking moments thanks to abrupt emotional cuts. Co-directors DEANNE FOLEY and LATONIA HARTERY join us live in the first half of the show talking about their charming and sweet anthology narrative about love and romance, HOPELESS ROMANTIC. Six women, six stories about love, all told within the setting of a wedding complete with the good, the bad, and the ugly cry. You laugh, you cry, you nod your head in sympathy, and by film's end you may even find yourself more of a "hopeful" romantic than not. Deanne directs one of the "segments" as well as the umbilical throughline while Latonia is not only one of the directors but a producer of the film which meant she was on hand for virtually all of the filming. Listen as Deanne and Latonia talk about the genesis of this anthology, collaboration amongst all six female directors, crafting characters and casting, diversity of characters, finding cohesive yet individually distinctive tone, using one cinematographer and one editor for the entire film and each segment, scoring, and let's not forget, the wealth of talent in the Nova Scotia area who we see on screen and behind the lens.Joining us at the midpoint of the show for a fascinating conversation about his documentary, THE FRIENDLIEST TOWN, is STEPHEN JANIS. An award-winning investigative journalist, author, musician, and now writer/co-director/editor of the documentary, Steph.http://eliasentertainmentnetwork.com

It's a full house this week on #BTLRadioShow thanks to our special guests, filmmakers STEPHEN JANIS, DEANNE FOLEY, and LATONIA HARTERY. Plus, some quick review bytes on two new films streaming everywhere right now – ME YOU MADNESS and PARADISE COVE. One of my fave films of the year already is ME YOU MADNESS, written and directed by LOUISE LINTON and starring Linton and Ed Westwick. Irreverant, politically incorrect, high octane, glamorous, breaking the fourth, rapier wit-filled darkly comedic action movie love story, ME YOU MADNESS is delicious dark decadent fun from start to finish. Linton shows good command as not only a wordsmith, but as a storyteller (much of which I believe we can credit to her trial advocacy skills as a lawyer) is well constructed and structured. Visually, Linton knocks it out of the park with polish and color thanks to cinematographers Reinhart Reschke and Boa Simon, whose lighting and lensing only serve to elevate the already sumptuous production design of Allura Johnson and Travis Zariwny, while editor Samuel Means maintains high octane energy, most notably in some over-the-top musical montages set to touchstone needle drops of the past few decades. (I want the soundtrack.) And then there's PARADISE COVE. Written by Sherry Klein and directed by Martin Guigi, PARADISE COVE stars veteran actors Todd Grinnell, Mena Suvari, and Kristin Bauer van Straten in this psychological thriller genre blend based on a true story. Van Straten stars as Bree, a once-wealthy Malibu matriarch and actress who has lost her home but refuses to leave the Paradise Cove colony, now living on the beach underneath her once home. Grinnell and Suvari are Knox and Tracey, a young married couple looking to get rich quick by flipping the Malibu beach home of Knox's recently deceased mother. Of course, that home was once Bree's and under which Knox and Tracey find her. Performances are solid with van Straten soaring as Bree. And while the script itself is unremarkable and easily fills the bill as a Lifetime TV movie versus a "theatrical" release film, elevating the film as a whole is Guigi's direction and his collaboration with DP Massimo Zeri, production designer Alessandro Marvelli (who uses color and texture to define and distinguish the character traits of our principals) and editor Eric Potter, the latter who delivers some truly shocking moments thanks to abrupt emotional cuts. Co-directors DEANNE FOLEY and LATONIA HARTERY join us live in the first half of the show talking about their charming and sweet anthology narrative about love and romance, HOPELESS ROMANTIC. Six women, six stories about love, all told within the setting of a wedding complete with the good, the bad, and the ugly cry. You laugh, you cry, you nod your head in sympathy, and by film's end you may even find yourself more of a "hopeful" romantic than not. Deanne directs one of the "segments" as well as the umbilical throughline while Latonia is not only one of the directors but a producer of the film which meant she was on hand for virtually all of the filming. Listen as Deanne and Latonia talk about the genesis of this anthology, collaboration amongst all six female directors, crafting characters and casting, diversity of characters, finding cohesive yet individually distinctive tone, using one cinematographer and one editor for the entire film and each segment, scoring, and let's not forget, the wealth of talent in the Nova Scotia area who we see on screen and behind the lens. Joining us at the midpoint of the show for a fascinating conversation about his documentary, THE FRIENDLIEST TOWN, is STEPHEN JANIS. An award-winning investigative journalist, author, musician, and now writer/co-director/editor of the documentary, Steph. <a href="http://eliasentertainmentnetwork.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://eliasentertainmentnetwork.com</a>

BEHIND THE LENS #297: Featuring Stephen Janis, Deanne Foley and Latonia Hartery

Broadcast Date September 5, 2018 I’ve gotta say it’s always awesome to talk with filmmaker Deanne Foley, and the St.John’s native has given us plenty to report on over the years…. from her first feature back in 2012 which she co-wrote and directed BEAT DOWN an irreverent comedy about wrestling, family and following your dreams no matter how painful that can sometimes be. To her 2014 romantic comedy RELATIVE HAPPINESS about a plus sized and feisty Bed and Breakfast owner who desperately needs a date to her sisters wedding.To her time directing episodes of REPUBLIC OF DOYLE and now her latest efforts as one of 6 directors on the rom-com HOPELESS ROMANTIC about a 50 something lady who helps 6 different women navigate through relationships across an epic landscape of partners, emotions, risks and payoffs and as the director of the moving drama AN AUDIENCE OF CHAIRS with its unflinching look at this woman’s struggle with mental illness and her struggle to put her life back together. both of which will be celebrated with a gala screening at next week’s FIN ATLANTIC INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL. Now that’s a ton to talk about – so we’ll save all of our HOPELESS ROMANTIC discussion for a special ensemble episode to air next week. And we’ll concentrate on Deanne’s solo effort AN AUDIENCE OF CHAIRS in this show plus we’ll talk about how she got started in the business, how she felt about filming right here in Hubbards and a whole lot more including casting, comradery and of course destiny. With 2 films screening at fin Ms.Foley is flat out so we were thrilled to catch up with her on the move in the homeland – so without further ado here’s my conversation with Newfoundland’s own DEANNE FOLEY!  Follow Deanne on Twitter @deannefoley and on Instagram @deanne.foley For more information on AN AUDIENCE OF CHAIRS visit their Facebook page. While you’re here check out these previously posted articles &amp; videos featuring Deanne Foley – SABS Happy Birthday Hi5, RELATIVE HAPPINESS Heads to St.John’s, 25th St.John’s International Women’s Film Festival,  RELATIVE HAPPINESS to Screen at Cannes, SABStv RELATIVE HAPPINESS On Set Special, SABStv Movie Makers Special, SABStv Premiere Atlantic Film Festival 2012, Exclusive BEAT DOWN 4 x 4 Q&amp;A, REPUBLIC OF DOYLE Season 6 Special, Cool People Profile.

Broadcast Date September 5, 2018 I’ve gotta say it’s always awesome to talk with filmmaker Deanne Foley, and the St.John’s native has given us plenty to report on over the years…. from her first feature back in 2012 which she co-wrote and directed BEAT DOWN an irreverent comedy about wrestling, family and following your dreams no matter how painful that can sometimes be. To her 2014 romantic comedy RELATIVE HAPPINESS about a plus sized and feisty Bed and Breakfast owner who desperately needs a date to her sisters <a href="http://wedding.To" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">wedding.To</a> her time directing episodes of REPUBLIC OF DOYLE and now her latest efforts as one of 6 directors on the rom-com HOPELESS ROMANTIC about a 50 something lady who helps 6 different women navigate through relationships across an epic landscape of partners, emotions, risks and payoffs and as the director of the moving drama AN AUDIENCE OF CHAIRS with its unflinching look at this woman’s struggle with mental illness and her struggle to put her life back together. both of which will be celebrated with a gala screening at next week’s FIN ATLANTIC INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL. Now that’s a ton to talk about – so we’ll save all of our HOPELESS ROMANTIC discussion for a special ensemble episode to air next week. And we’ll concentrate on Deanne’s solo effort AN AUDIENCE OF CHAIRS in this show plus we’ll talk about how she got started in the business, how she felt about filming right here in Hubbards and a whole lot more including casting, comradery and of course destiny. With 2 films screening at fin Ms.Foley is flat out so we were thrilled to catch up with her on the move in the homeland – so without further ado here’s my conversation with Newfoundland’s own DEANNE FOLEY! Follow Deanne on Twitter <a href="https://twitter.com/deannefoley" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">@deannefoley</a> and on Instagram <a href="https://www.instagram.com/deanne.foley/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">@deanne.foley</a> For more information on <a href="http://seaandbescene.com/2018/09/an-audience-of-chairs/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">AN AUDIENCE OF CHAIRS</a> visit their Facebook <a href="https://www.facebook.com/AnAudienceOfChairs/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">page</a>. While you’re here check out these previously posted articles &amp; videos featuring Deanne Foley – <a href="http://seaandbescene.com/2015/07/sabs-happy-birthday-hi-5-for-july-10th/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">SABS Happy Birthday Hi5</a>, <a href="http://seaandbescene.com/2015/03/relative-happiness-hits-halifax/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">RELATIVE HAPPINESS </a><a href="http://seaandbescene.com/2015/03/relative-happiness-hits-halifax/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Heads to St.John’s</a>, <a href="http://seaandbescene.com/2014/08/25th-st-johns-international-womens-film-festival/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">25th St.John’s International Women’s Film Festival</a>,  <a href="http://seaandbescene.com/2014/04/relative-happiness-to-screen-at-cannes/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">RELATIVE HAPPINESS to Screen at Cannes</a>, <a href="http://seaandbescene.com/2013/12/relative-happiness-director-deanne-foley/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">SABStv RELATIVE HAPPINESS On Set Special</a>, <a href="http://seaandbescene.com/2013/12/relative-happiness-director-deanne-foley/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">SABStv Movie Makers Special</a>, <a href="http://seaandbescene.com/2012/10/sea-and-be-scene-tv-ep-101-atlantic-film-festival/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">SABStv Premiere Atlantic Film Festival 2012</a>, <a href="http://seaandbescene.com/2012/08/beat-down-exclusive-%e2%80%93-4-x-4-q-a-smackdown/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Exclusive BEAT DOWN 4 x 4 Q&amp;A</a>, <a href="http://seaandbescene.com/2014/11/republic-of-doyle-s6-special-pt2/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">REPUBLIC OF DOYLE Season 6 Special</a>, <a href="http://seaandbescene.com/2012/03/deanne-foley-at-home-here-in-newfoundland-labrador/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Cool People Profile</a>.

Director/filmmaker Deanne Foley (Relative Happiness, Beat Down, Republic of Doyle) joins The Work Report to discuss making a feature, working at McDonald's, and having kids. 

Director/filmmaker Deanne Foley (Relative Happiness, Beat Down, Republic of Doyle) joins The Work Report to discuss making a feature, working at McDonald's, and having kids.