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LAFF Review: ‘The Overnight’
By Vanessa Soto on July 20, 2015
“The Overnight” centers around Alex (Adam Scott) and Emily (Taylor Shilling), recent transplants from Seattle, as they settle into their new life in LA. When...
LAFF Review: ‘The Diary of a Teenage Girl’
By Vanessa Soto on July 14, 2015
“Raw” and “Unflinching” get thrown around in coming-of-age film descriptions all the time, but “The Diary of a Teenage Girl” truly captures the experience of...
LAFF Premiere Of ‘Fan Girl’
By Vega Sisters on July 6, 2015
What do you get when you combine filmmaking, social media and 15-year-old girls? Well there are a lot of things you can get from that...
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LAFF Interview: Cast and Director of ‘It’s Already Tomorrow In Hong Kong’
By Vanessa Soto on July 5, 2015
Emily Ting’s name has shown up in movie credits as a producer for years, but it wasn’t until recently that she decided to take a...
LAFF Review: ‘Puerto Ricans in Paris’
By Vanessa Soto on July 3, 2015
Whether or not director Ian Edelman was inspired by the Kanye West song when he came up with “Puerto Ricans in Paris,” the title of...
LAFF Interview: ‘Sin Alas’ Director Ben Chace
By Vanessa Soto on July 1, 2015
Director Ben Chace‘s new movie “Sin Alas,” isn’t just a film with a dreamy look into an aging writer’s past, it is also the first...
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LAFF Review: MTV’s Latest Show ‘Scream’
By Rosemary Vega on June 29, 2015
WARNING: SPOILER ALERT After posting a video of classmate Audrey (Bex Taylor-Klaus) making out with another girl, head of the mean girls, Nina (Bella Thorne),...
LAFF Interview: ‘How He Fell In Love’ Star Amy Hargreaves
By Frances Vega on June 25, 2015
Amy Hargreaves may be best known for her role as Maggie Mathison “Homeland,” but she’s a veteran who’s appeared in prestige films like “Shame,” and...
LAFF Review: ‘Caught’
By HTS Staff on June 20, 2015
Co-written by Mapi Piña and Vanessa Soto Red lips emit sinister whispering into the ears of a captive female character. “Oh Allie…” the lips...
LAFF Review: ‘Sin Alas’
By Vanessa Soto on June 17, 2015
WARNING: SPOILERS Part mystery, part love story, director Ben Chace’s “Sin Alas” explores the labyrinths of our own memories. The film is set in Havana,...