Bradley Gibson is a journalist for Film Threat, specializing in film reviews and features. With a passion for cinema, Bradley covers a wide range of topics and genres, providing insightful analysis and commentary on the latest releases. His articles offer a unique perspective on the world of film, captivating readers with his engaging writing style.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Not enough data
Bradley Gibson's focus is primarily on entertainment news, including film reviews and expert commentary. He seems to be particularly interested in films and their critical analysis.
If you have a unique perspective or insight related to the entertainment industry, especially within the realm of film, reaching out with relevant expertise could lead to potential coverage opportunities. It seems that Bradley doesn't have a specific geographic focus, so pitches can feature global topics related to films and entertainment.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
Chiminey Tales is a streaming anthology horror series of short films created by Kristen B. Adams and Joshua Messarge.
Director / co-writer Antonio Cuesta presents a grim parable about the accidental death of a child under hospital care in his short film The Night Inside (La Noche Dentro). Belén (Clare Durant), a young nurse, wakes up after being punched by the father of the deceased child. It is known that she gave the child
Short drama All the Men I Met But Never Dated presents a complicated cultural challenge for a gay man who wants to remain closeted, in a world of American LGBTQ culture rising and coming into the light.
The short film In the Garden of Tulips follows young Caroline (Ava Lalezarzadeh) and her father, Sharif (Iman Nazemzadeh), as he takes her on a last drive out of Tehran through rural Iran.
Director Khoa Le presents the family holiday drama Christmas Cowboy . Maria Gomez (scriptwriter Eliana Ghen) moved away from her Hispanic rural
A great deal of time in director/writer David Donnelly’s documentary The Cost of Convenience is spent reviewing the history of the Internet, social media, and smartphones. He goes on from there to discuss the negative impact of the Internet on the culture at large and on the mental health of individual users. He interviews an
In director and co-writer Jules Koostachin's drama Angela's Shadow , a dark time of cultural upheaval in Canadian history is explored.
Animator Kevin Delgado has conjured a WWII nightmare in his animated short Mission 19. In the waning days of the war, rogue U.S. Soldiers carry out a raid to steal a hidden cache of gold bars. What they don’t know is that demons guard the gold. They are unprepared when they encounter a mad scientist
Colin Henning starred, wrote, and directed the delightful short film Eden for Two about two young Hungarian men landing on American shores in 1989. Hungary is still under Communism, and they’ve escaped to build new lives. Henning plays István, who is subletting an apartment in Manhattan with his friend József (Brian D. McCormack). While József
As part of Rising Voices Season 4, which offers offerings about the changing nature of work life around the world, employment company Indeed presents a nerve-wracking short thriller called Meal Ticket. A talent manager named Saint (Siddiq Saunderson) is forced to decide what to do with possibly life-changing news he receives about his young rap
(833) 317-6278 
