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by Alexandra Boyd

June 8, 2022

PODCAST: Fierce Female Filmmakers

Alexandra Boyd, the con-founder of Artemisia's Daughter, is in conversation with  award winning filmmaker Luana Di Pasquale who explains her journey to filmmaking.

Available on

Apple, Amazon, Podtail, Spotify

by Movie-Blogger.com

January 15, 2022

TRAILER shout out

by Tom Denman

December  8, 2022

REVIEW

Christmas thrills - the frenzied oscillation of memories, images and sensations that swarm the trauma-afflicted psyche

 

by Stephanie Malone

(The Angry Princess)

December 12, 2021

Morbidly Beautiful

REVIEW: "With very little dialogue but some powerful visual imagery, Keep Mum compresses a 24-hour journey into a nightmarish and thoroughly engrossing 15-minute mystery that is chilling, disorienting, and dread-inducing."

by Martyn Wakefield

December 11, 2021

BLloodGutsUK

"NEWS: Award-winning short KEEP MUM makes an official selection at the AxWound Film Festival  21"

by Ismael Abdusalaam

October 19, 2021

BeatsVoxingMayhem

REVIEW:Final Girls

by Kettle's Yard ( University of Cambridge)

October 11,2021

This summer, Kettle’s Yard worked with a year 9 class from North Cambridge Academy to explore the Untitled: Art on the conditions of our time exhibition and produce a short film in response. Through an open-call interview process, the students selected film-maker Luana Di Pasquale to co-produce the film with them. Luana led the students through the basics of film making and supported them to develop a clear vision of the story that they wanted to tell through their film.

by Adam Dodd

August 2021

StrangeCityDigest 

INTERVIEW: "Writer/Director Luana Di Pasquale offers insight into the harrowing, award-winning psychological drama, Keep Mum​"

by Saskia Calliste

June 23, 2021

VoiceMagUK 

REVIEW: "Keep Mum: A fresh take on the horror genre"

April 2021

Life Is Art

INTERVIEW: "With Keep Mum, I want to raise awareness that children are often the hidden victims of domestic violence."

by G Gulati

Feb 13, 2021

About Insider

INTERVIEW: Beyond The Limit: Keep Mum By Luana Di Pasquale

by Anna Mayers

February 3, 2021

CloseupCulture

REVIEW: "Whether you pick this film to see what the fuss is all about, or take the time to learn and understand the story behind it,it really is one to remember."

by Mario Dhingsa 

16 October 2020

ScreenSilverBlack 

REVIEW: "Luana Di Pasquale’s Keep Mum never stops erupting. No matter how many times you watch it,

it will always scorch your heart, a horror classic".

October 2020

Women Make Horror panel at DHIFF

BanterFlix’s Victoria Brown hosts a special panel for the Dark Hedges International Film Festival 

about women and the horror genre.This panel includes filmmakers Aislinn Clarke, Vanessa

Ionta Wright and Luana Di Pasquale.

by Pete Straley

October 2020

Film-Forums

INTERVIEW: "A Horryfing Tale of Domestic Abuse by Luana Di Pasquale."

by Joan Amenn   

September 1, 2020

Filmotomy

REVIEW: "Di Pasquale is a woman to watch. She has already shown herself to be a director with a precise awareness of what she wants to convey with her camera. She is sure to continue to gain more recognition with her future projects."

by Robin Write   

September 1, 2020

Femme Film Festival 20

REVIEW: "Keep Mum explores the dark and light of our psychology. A film sprinkled with horror, surrealism, anticipation, involving its audience by holding them against a wall then throwing them to the ground."

July 2020 

The Cut Frame Magazine

REVIEW: "Keep Mum is an Orchestra of Inner Torment."

July 27, 2020 

Cult of the Cinema

REVIEW: "Keep Mum is no phantasmal horror film, but a true life horror story, one which echos throughout the globally."

by: Alexander Erting-Haynes

 Jul 10, 2020

UK Film Review 

REVIEW: "For a horror short film, Keep Mum is an impressive piece. For a debut, Di Pasquale has worked miracles and instantly carved her name into the genre and the industry as one to watch." 

by Hugh McStay

May 18, 2020

The London Horror Society

REVIEW: "Writer/Director Luana Di Pasquale serves up a compact, clever and haunting little tale with Keep Mum. This psychological piece applies the adage of ‘less is more’ perfectly, and results in a fantastic example of British indie horror done right.”

May 3, 2020

Britflicks

NEWS "Claustrophobic, haunting and surreal, Keep Mum is a psychological thriller/horror that packs a feminist punch."

​by Adrian Halen  

December 24, 2019

Horror News

NEWS "Keep Mum Trailer Release"

by Cara

November 29, 2019 

Pop Corn Horror

NEWS "Short Horror Keep Mum Explores Beyond the Limits of Sanity."

by McKenzee

September 20, 2019

The Women's Direction

INTERVIEW: "Life Made Me Become a Film Director."

by Taylor Gladwin

January 31, 2018

Conversations about her

INTERVIEW: "Keep Mum seeks to continue to fight against abuse."

 

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