Hollywood’s ultimate visionary, Christopher Nolan, is officially back with what is already being hailed as his most visually ambitious project yet: a massive big-screen adaptation of Homer’s ancient poem, The Odyssey. Shot on location across the rugged landscapes of Morocco, Greece, Iceland, and Scotland, Nolan is reportedly blending historical realism with his signature cinematic grit, presenting the mythological interventions of ancient gods as striking natural phenomena.

The low-budget horror thriller Obsession, which completely dominated movie theaters earlier this year, has officially made its highly anticipated debut on premium video-on-demand platforms. Defying all industry expectations, the terrifying indie hit managed to gross a staggering $370 million worldwide, locking its place as one of the biggest and most profitable box office surprises of the year. However, there is a catch for streaming fans. While the film is now available for

Could you please start by telling us a little about yourself? How did you get interested in the world of filmmaking, and did you receive any academic training in this field? I am writer and filmmaker from Delaware. I didn’t receive any formal training for writing or directing. I’ve been learning on the go. Where does the short film Leo the Raptor sit in your filmography, and how did the core idea for this film first come to you? Brian: Leo is my fourth completed short film. M

Noumenon is an experimental short film reflecting on the relation between reality and perception from a neuroscience perspective, and its...