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29. Apr. 2024 · Dir. Paul Knight. Produced by Velox Entertainment in association with LndnKnts. STARRING: Paul Marlon (War Blade), Aaron Sidwell (EastEnders), Jake Canuso (Benidorm), Harriet Thorpe (Ab Fab), Ricky Grover (Vengeance Is Mine), Dan Richardson (The Stranger in Our Bed), Mily Cultrera di Montesano (The Price of Family), Tina Barnes (400 Bullets ...
25. Apr. 2024 · Such is what faces returning veteran Fyre as he fights fire with his own inner in FYRE RISES, a new indie action-thriller from writer/director Paul Knight. Former agent Fyre (Paul Marlon) has given up the law of the gun in preference to a domestic pacifist lifestyle in London with a wife and two children. However, his past still stalks him in ...
14. Mai 2024 · Written & directed by Paul Knight, ‘Fyre Rises’ has gained momentum on the festival circuit for its innovative storytelling and dynamic action sequences, highlighting the formidable talents of a dedicated indie film crew and a passionate cast against a minimal budget. This nomination not only highlights the exceptional work of the team behind the film but also shines a spotlight on the ...
25. Apr. 2024 · As our little indie film moves further along its festival run we are pleased to announce a screening of Fyre Rises for *one night only* at the Genesis Cinema in Mile End will take place on April 25th at 8.50 pm as part of the London Independent Film Festival.
2. Mai 2024 · Action-packed feature film, ‘Fyre Rises,’ has been nominated for Best Action Film/TV Series at the upcoming National Film Awards. The announcement was made earlier this week on the heels of winning ‘Best Action’ Film at the LIFF (London Independent Film Festival), positioning the film against...
29. Apr. 2024 · LIFF REVIEW 2024: FYRE RISES By John Higgins -April 25, 2024 To paraphrase an old cinematic quote that launched the 1990s – just when you think you are out, they pull you back in. OK, it was Al Pacino in GODFATHER PART III (or THE...
16. Mai 2024 · It’s only in the last fifteen or so minutes that The Last Kumite becomes genuinely exciting, and in a film that runs an hour and forty-five minutes, that’s way too long to wait. And even then, it makes the questionable decision not to give the film’s hero the final fight. Overall, there’s little to recommend The Last Kumite, there’s ...
