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Despite appearing in every season of The Walking Dead and being one of the franchise's most important characters, fans have never seen Daryl Dixon (Norman Reedus) kiss anyone. However, the latest episode of Daryl Dixon season 2 featured the monumental moment: Daryl and Isabelle (Clémence Poésy) shared an intimate kiss in the final moments.

Daryl and Isabelle found each other in post-apocalyptic France. They were brought together by their mutual desire to protect Laurent, a young boy who many believe to be the messiah. Together, they've formed their own little surrogate family. After spending so much time together, in constant fear of death, Daryl and Isabelle shared an intimate kiss in the latest installment.

The kiss stirred up some strong feelings among the fandom. According to Reedus, fans shouldn't expect things to get any more romantic than that. “I don't think there was an intention to get to second base," he told Entertainment Weekly.

Norman Reedus has recounted his disastrous first on-screen kiss in a forgotten 1998 thriller, Dark Harbor, explaining how he needed the director's help to do it right. With a seasoned acting career behind him, Reedus is no stranger to kisses onscreen, having performed multiple across his time in movies and TV series. His latest kiss was in The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon season 2, episode 2, where his titular character kissed Clmence Posy's Isabelle. The surprising moment was also an important one for the story of the zombie series moving forward.

But, speaking with Entertainment Weekly, Reedus recalled his disastrous first on-screen kiss with Polly Walker (Bridgerton) in the 1998 thriller Dark Harbor. The actor remembers kissing her and using his tongue twice in a row, both times surprising his scene partner. He ended up asking the director, Adam Coleman Howard, about his performance, who told him what he was doing wrong. Reedus apologized to Walker,...

After four long years, the highly anticipated return of The Queen Mary’s Dark Harbor is finally here, and the revival of this beloved event does not disappoint. For over a decade, Dark Harbor delivered the scares. This year, as the fog rolls in over Long Beach, the spirits rise and give horror enthusiasts in Southern California exactly what they’ve been waiting for.

From 2010-2019, Dark Harbor captivated the residents of Long Beach and beyond, offering an immersive Halloween experience like no other. Now, the haunted ship creaks to life once more, welcoming the bravest of souls to enjoy a spooky night both on board the ship and in the surrounding harbor. This year’s event seamlessly blends the legacy of Dark Harbor with the high caliber production that we consistently see from Thirteenth Floor Entertainment Group. Event organizers have announced the return of fan favorite mazes, iconic characters,...

Aps Films has released the first trailer and stills from director Joe Raffa’s unsettling thriller Dark Harbor. Dark Harbor tells the story of Olivia, a young mother on the verge of childbirth who finds her future threatened by a hidden darkness from her family’s past. Dark Harbor will world premiere tonight aboard the Rms Queen Mary at the Catalina Film […]

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Queen Mary’s Dark Harbor is back this year with maritime vengeance, and we were there this past Friday, September 28th to take a swim in its bloody waters. Read on to see what lurks in the bowels of the eighty-one-year-old ship which houses this long-running SoCal fright fest. Taking place on the dock and aboard […]

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Midsummer Scream is less than two weeks away and we've been provided with the official list of presentations, panels, and special events, including an Elvira career retrospective with Cassandra Peterson, a Hocus Pocus panel, productions from some of the best haunts across the country and much more:

Long Beach, CA - Midsummer Scream, the world’s largest Halloween and horror convention, returns July 28-29 to the Long Beach Convention Center for a weekend of chilling delights. More than 20,000 fans of all things macabre will descend on Southern California from near and far to witness and participate in Midsummer’s biggest production yet, returning for its third year to Los Angeles.

World-Class Panels and Presentations

Midsummer Scream features unparalleled presentations all weekend on two stages within the convention center, the largest being the Grand Ballroom, which seats 2,000 cheering fans. The show features exclusive productions by Southern California’s major Halloween destinations...

Kendall Jenner and her alleged beau Blake Griffin were in the Halloween spirit over the weekend. The alleged couple stayed close while braving the horrors at Queen Mary's Dark Harbor. See the video here!

Queen Mary’s Dark Harbor is back this year with maritime vengeance, and we were there this past Thursday, September 28th to soak it all in. Read on to see what lurks in the bowels of the eighty-one-year old ship which… Continue Reading →

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It’s in the air, fiends! The Halloween season is fast approaching and the haunted attraction news is slowly rolling in like a spectral mist wafting off the ocean. From the Press Release: A new voracious resident spirit has risen from… Continue Reading →

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By Jonathan Weichsel

MoreHorror.com

On Thursday September 26th I got to take everybody's favorite scream queens, Jessica Cameron and Heather Dorff, to the grand opening of Queen Mary's Dark Harbor, for a night of adventure, thrills and scares. Queen Mary's Dark Harbor has become a perennial haunted attraction in the greater Los Angeles area for good reason; it features fun mazes and a really great atmosphere in one of the best locations in La.

We went through all of the mazes, and all three of us agree that the best maze is Circus. Not only does Circus have the best scare actors, but it is also the most physically challenging maze, with a ball pit, mirror room, and other obstacles. We also enjoyed, Sideshow which features a room filled with fog and hanging white curtains, so that your visibility is limited to about six inches. We also enjoyed Panic,...

Just as we barrel towards the Halloween season, so will guests of The Queen Mary’s Dark Harbor this fall in the Long Beach, CA, attraction’s new upcoming haunt maze Intrepid, in which they’ll board a steamin’ locomotive bound straight for… Continue Reading →

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By Jonathan Weichsel

MoreHorror.com

Queen Mary, the iconic ship turned hotel in Long Beach, is quickly becoming the hot spot for seasonal events. Queen Mary's Dark Harbor is a massive Halloween fair featuring six elaborate haunted mazes, some unique monsters, a whole bunch of live shows, and a lot of carnival food. I visited Dark Harbor with my good friend Jessica Cameron, director of Truth or Dare and Mania, and we both had an amazing time.

The best haunted maze was also one of this year's new additions. Lullaby maze tells the true story of Scary Mary, a little girl who drowned in a pool aboard The Queen Mary in the 1920's. Now she haunts the ship, terrorizing visitors. Lullaby tells a coherent, intense ghost story that never lets up. The little girl Mary is a unique, totally creepy ghost that will send shivers down your spine.

B340 is...

For a few years now, it seems SoCal haunt enthusiasts have been generally dismissive of Queen Mary’s Dark Harbor, but given our fun and fright-filled experience with the attraction’s 2015 kick-off this past Thursday, October 1, that attitude will more… Continue Reading →

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If you’re a fan of horror and paintball (and, honestly, who isn’t?), then you need to get your shapely behind to the West Coast as soon as humanly possible. Or, you know, before Halloween 2015 officially comes to a close.… Continue Reading →

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Long Beach, CA, you've been waiting for it. and the announcement is here! Your illustrious Queen Mary has unveiled the names of the two new mazes heading to Dark Harbor this Halloween season: Soulmate and B340! Read on for the details.

When the Queen Mary took her maiden voyage in 1936, she was considered the finest ocean liner ever built. Today she serves as home to museums, restaurants, and all types of presentations. But when Halloween rolls around, she gets ugly (much like anyone who took their maiden voyage in 1936…Oh!).

Dark Harbor is the Queen Mary's haunted showcase, and this year's event promises to be the best one yet with the addition of the Soulmate and B340 mazes.

All the details and stories behind the new mazes and the haunt's previously announced Exclusive Encounter are below. The Queen Mary's Dark Harbor opens on October 2 and runs through November 2. Be sure...

Halloween is coming soon, and The Queen Mary’s Dark Harbor will bring horror-lovers two scary new mazes: “Soulmate” and “B340.” Starting Oct. 2 and lasting through Nov. 2, Dark Harbor will open its doors to all who want to test their mettle, and this year, “Soulmate” and “B340,” along with some new Exclusive Encounters, will scare even more folks who will board on the infamous cruise liner. Both mazes revolve around tragic stories of those who were once passengers on The Queen Mary, an Art Deco ocean liner considered the finest one ever built. “Soulmate” is based on the story of a woman who has more in common with the [ Read More ]

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The Queen Mary’s Dark Harbor is once again rising from the depths of its haunted history to frighten crowds who dare to enter its rich past. Between October 2 and November 2, Dark Harbor will unveil new attractions that include two new mazes, the Voodoo Village and an Exclusive Encounter on board the infamous ship. Several beloved veteran characters, including The Ringmaster and the grotesque spirits of the Queen, will return for the delightful terror aboard Dark Harbor, and will be accompanied by live entertainment. The Ringmaster will host a frightening show at The Circus, which will located in the outdoor dome just off the ship. The new death-defying mazes, [ Read More ]

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Come October, fans of horrific attractions in and around the Long Beach, CA, area will be in for a treat as Queen Mary's Dark Harbor returns to scare the bejesus out of you... and there are some new surprises as well.

For those of you not familiar with the events that surround Queen Mary's Dark Harbor, take a look at the video below that features some of the highlights from last year and tell me it doesn't look like the goddamn freakiest thing you've ever seen! Yikes!

Queen Mary's Dark Harbor runs for just one month, from October 2 to November 2, so be sure to plan accordingly as this is something you won't want to miss. Two new mazes replace last year's spookers, and plenty of other new shows and horrific fun await you. In fact, you'll even find one attraction that requires you to sign a waiver to participate. William Castle would be proud!

There are three things that you need to remember after reading this interview with Chloë Grace Moretz: she spends way too much money on lederhosen, she loves her gay-friendly Russian fans, and she wants to star in a movie about a morbidly obese comic-book character whose super-power is sitting on people.

Prior to our knowing that last bit of information, we unwittingly put ourselves in harm's way by sitting down with Moretz to discuss (among other things) her new movie, Kimberly Peirce's modern retelling of the Stephen King classic "Carrie," in which she plays the titular telekinetic teen who goes on a bloody, vengeful rampage. Since she's clearly a fan of Twitter, we decided to let her fans ask most of the questions, in 140 characters or less, naturally.

First, we had to let Moretz in on our plan while noting the surprising number of questions that came from...

One of the best things about this time of year is Halloween attractions. Whether it be Universal's Hollywood Horror Nights or your favorite local haunt, it's always a great time. The Queen Mary's Dark Harbor is one of the best, and we have the scoop on their opening night!

Dark Harbor runs on select dates from now until November 2. For tickets and more visit the official Queen Mary's Dark Harbor website, "like" The Queen Mary on Facebook and follow The Queen Mary on Twitter (@TheQueenMary).

From the Opening Night Press Release

On Thursday, October 3, The Queen Mary unleashed a myriad of frightening beasts, ghosts and circus freaks for the annual Dark Harbor event. The first night of the scare fest attracted thousands of attendees and set the tone for 16 additional Dark Harbor dates. As night fell, the interior and exterior of the ship bustled with spirit characters that included the elusive Scary Mary,...

It's that wondrous time of the year again, kids, and all over the place the country's biggest and craziest cities are hosting all sorts of haunted attractions to spook the living hell out of you. Need to know which you should be digging on? Then read on!

Here at Dread Central we are connoisseurs of such scary spots, and we've hit just about all of the major ones in several places throughout the United States and have come back with tons of pictures, reviews, and so much more.

Wondering if you should pass up Halloween Horror Nights in favor of Knott's Scary Farm? Should you say to hell with both and hop a plane to Vegas for the Fright Dome? Or better yet... do you think you have the balls to make it through L.A.'s interactive play Delusion? Click on the links below and get to exploring online...

Out of all Southern California’s haunts, Queen Mary’s Dark Harbor has stepped up in recent years to give the big league theme parks a run for their money. While it’s more self-contained than parks like Universal or Knott’s...

...the novelty of celebrating October in one of the world’s most haunted locations is too good to pass up.

This year Dark Harbor has a carnival theme with various sideshow freaks haunting the park. Deep-fried Twinkies and Oreos are on the menu while musical acts play out next to the food court, where bursts of fire light up the night sky. Brave souls can even climb up a large scaffolding and ride a zip line from one end of the park to the other.

Bordering the edges of the attraction are a total six mazes:

“Containment,” “Hellfire,” and “Submerged” are the park’s classic mazes that wind...

The legendary Queen Mary welcomes the return of a frightfully fun Halloween tradition with the annual Dark Harbor event which will take place on October 3rd through November 2nd, 2013. Seventeen haunted evenings guests will encounter the deadliest show on earth featuring a brand new horrific circus of spectacles, freaks and sideshows encouraged by some of the ships most famous haunted spirits and tales. See the cool video below as well as all o…...

By Adam Cray, MoreHorror.com

When I was asked to review the Queen Mary's Dark Harbor, I jumped at the chance.

Beyond this Halloween haunted attraction, I'd never been aboard the Queen Mary, but had heard many stories of the real ghosts within its walls. I decided to step aboard the ship before hitting the first maze and was delighted by its Art Deco architecture.

As I walked the narrow hallways, they seemed endless and I felt a strange tension in the air. Hit with a feeling of natural dread, I had a feeling this night would be special.

Spoilers Ahead: Minutes later in the dock area, the "Monster Run" kicked off the night with a pair of screaming "victims" running into the maze area as an army of ghostly zombies chase them dressed as sailors and cruise passengers. This bloody parade introduced us to the cast of characters we'd...

One of my absolute "Do Not Miss" attractions every year is "The Queen Mary- Dark Harbor". Living in Los Angeles, there is always plenty of creepy around, but its always a similar kind of Creep. The Queen Mary gives you something more. There are truly scary mazes within the ship (including the real life haunted Pool area) as well as the all new Dead Rise! My personal favorite is The Village of the Damned, which is a sort of Hills have Eyes Village…...

I first saw the Sirens at the Queen Mary's Dark Harbor Halloween event and was absolutely blown away. I've seen plenty of sideshows but never with such style. Who are these ladies? There are several, but the ladies of that evening were head Siren Bizzy, Aurora, and Serenity. I recently caught up with these Celluloid Sinners for a little thing we call 13 Question Marks of Horror... 1. Can you tell me the origin of the Sideshow Sirens? Bizzy: T…...

The Queen Mary is pulling full speed ahead into this year’s Dark Harbor Haunted Halloween Event next month in Long Beach, California. For 15 nights, there will be mazes, live music, food, cocktails and horrifying surprises that will leave visitors screaming for more. This year’s haunted harbor takes on a horrifying new dimension. The ship’s crew will endure the Southern California Halloween tradition with an unforgettable and horrifying new dimension. The Queen Mary’s crew will have a macabre makeover at the hands of fright masters who have worked at the Halloween event for years. There will also be more than 225 monsters and 80-foot tall flames. To buy tickets for [ Read More ]...

Live in the Los Angeles area and looking for a fun way to ring in Halloween? Besides getting drunk and puking in your costume? Well, Dread Central has hit up the majority of this year's haunts, and we offer this handy little weekend guide to all things spooky!

Delusion: Hands down, this is the best haunted attraction in Southern California. Set in an actual run-down Victorian mansion, attendees experience a full-on interactive play, running for their lives from escaped mental patients and witnessing wild stunts unfold right before their eyes. Must be seen to be believed! Read our full report here.

The Los Angeles Haunted Hayride: One of our favorite Halloween traditions takes viewers through the hills of Griffith Park on an incredibly elaborate ride through cannibals, carnival freaks, and cult members. And don't pass up the "Dark Maze," which sends you into pitch blackness with only a piss-poor lantern as your guide.

The appeal of a Halloween attraction in one of the world's most famous haunted locations was just too good to pass up so Dread Central hit the road for Long Beach in our annual Southern California spook house quest. The Queen Mary has long been host to a variety of ghost-themed events, but they pulled out the big guns last year with their first annual Dark Harbor attraction. Now they're back for Round Two with five mazes and two scare zones that stretch inside and out of the infamous cruise ship.

While other events like Universal's Halloween Horror Nights tend to show you every gory detail, Dark Harbor gives you exactly what its name suggests: darkness. Many times you're left feeling your way through dark corridors in the bowels of the ship, while cleverly timed scares and high-pitched ghost screams (among the creepiest I've ever heard) frantically drive you through.

It's hard to believe that Halloween is approaching as quickly as it is. But hey, bring it on! Here at DC we always try to keep you up-to-date on the coolest haunted attractions, and one of the best has just announced the re-opening of its creaky doors!

“The Queen Mary is often cited as one of the most haunted places in the world,” said paranormal expert and ship guide Erika Frost. “This gives the event an atmosphere unlike any theme-park haunt. For instance, one of the mazes crosses the first-class swimming pool where many visitors claim to have encountered a little girl wandering around searching for her doll or mommy. Or, if they haven’t seen her, they’ve reportedly heard her.”

To enter this port of purgatory, guests must maneuver through a fog-filled 220-foot tunnel of cargo containers concealing monsters. Guests emerge at the foot of ‘Hell’s Bells Tower,...

Our next stop on the Los Angeles haunted attractions (following incredible haunts on Halloween Horror Nights and Queen Mary’s Dark Harbor) is the Los Angeles Haunted Hayride. Now in its second year, this one is quickly becoming one of the local October hotspots and it’s a nice change of pace from your typical mazes and scare zones.

Lasting about 20 minutes, attendees are shuttled around on a farm-style hayride that takes you through numerous Texas Chainsaw-esque set pieces, a church of the damned and quite possibly the scariest evil clown room in existence. And like a lot of the L.A. haunted attractions, it’s great to see that this one doesn’t skip on the gore (we were squirted with placenta from a pregnant zombie at one point). Without giving anything away, there are also some of the most genuinely creepy images we’ve ever seen on a ride.

We here at Dread Central are big haunted attraction junkies, and you won’t find better theme park mazes than the ones in the greater Los Angeles area. But how many of them take place at an actual haunted location? If you want to get your Halloween thrills on in one of the world’s most infamous haunts, look no further than Queen Mary’s Dark Harbor in Long Beach, CA.

As if the Queen Mary weren’t creepy enough on its own, the twisted minds behind Dark Harbor have loaded it up with five haunted mazes, a stage with live bands, and an outdoor bar and lounge. Just don’t expect to drink in peace because the entire place is one giant scare zone with costumed freaks around every corner (we’re still not sure how many of the “ghosts” were actors).

From a psychedelic light-show torture dome to...

Charles Dana Gibson at his summer home near Dark Harbor, Maine, 1940. Credit: Condé Nast Archive. Fashion week is generally about looking forward, assessing developing trends, and discovering new engines of creativity that are likely to determine the way people dress and define style in the months and years ahead. In Manhattan last week, tastemakers from all over the world attended elaborate runway shows and extravagant parties, searching for innovations that might suddenly spread like wildfire throughout popular culture. Ironically, though, the greatest expression of style and beauty that I encountered last week did not appear in a designer’s collection or at an ultra-exclusive industry celebration; instead, I found it during an overnight trip to Seven Hundred Acre Island, along coastal Maine. It was among the patrician members of the understated Down East community that I first heard the story of fashion’s historically famous “Gibson Girl,” and saw the...

The lobster tastes even better in the real outdoors. Photo Credit: Conde Nast Archive. A couple of years ago, a close friend of mine from Manhattan began spending his summers in Bar Harbor, Maine, not out of choice, necessarily, but because he had inherited a grand vacation home that once belonged to his grandparents. At just about this time each season, mid-July or the beginning of August, I can expect a call from him. It is a rare reminder that northeastern coastal Maine, which includes Northeast Harbor, Bar Harbor, Mount Desert, and Dark Harbor, remains a destination of choice for a number of America’s most affluent individuals and families. In recent years, East Hampton, Southampton, and, increasingly, Montauk have achieved renown as society’s resort towns du jour. Media coverage has followed in due course, as have a cavalcade of sometimes squabbling celebrities. Cape Cod, Martha’s Vineyard, and...

Takatsugu Naito's The Dark Harbor (Futoko) is a dramatic comedy that indicates the emergence of a genuine talent. The Dark Harbor is not perfect --  what film is? -- but the level of skill and style involved is obvious. This film is really a joy to watch. 

Manzo Ishiguro (played by Hirooka Kazuki) is a fisherman who works on a boat he inherited from his father. Manzo works hard but is lonely. He joins a town-sponsored dating party in which numerous women from Tokyo come to the island.  He shoots a video to introduce himself to the ladies. His pre-recorded lament is touching, but when the tape is shown at the big banquet, something strange happens: a beautiful woman and a young boy show up in the background. Who are they? How did they get in Manzo's house? Manzo doesn't know the answer to either of these questions. He doesn't seem particular concerned,...

In 1948, Malcolm “Mike” Johnson published a 24-part series on waterfront corruption in The New York Sun, inspiring a wave of investigations and scandals, and upending the long-held turf hierarchies without eradicating them. In 1954, his work yielded the far-better-remembered (and whitewashed) On The Waterfront. In 2010, with the benefit of hindsight, Nathan Ward’s first book, Dark Harbor: The War For The New York Waterfront reconstructs the landscape Johnson blasted into public consciousness, and its fallout. The trouble is, Ward doesn’t have much to add to the discussion. Brisk and well-organized, Dark Harbor is scarcely an immersive experience ...

John Travolta’s faith in Scientology remains firm. A July 25 report in Britain's Daily Mail newspaper claiming that Travolta, 55, had grown disenchanted with his longtime religion in the wake of his son Jett's death in January is "totally false," his rep Paul Bloch tells People. "There's no change in the relationship between the Church of Scientology and John," says Bloch. "He is a member and it's as it was, now and forever." The still-grieving actor, his wife Kelly Preston, 46, and their daughter Ella Bleu, 9, recently returned to one of their favorite spots: their oceanfront island home in Isleboro, Maine, where...

Which will include Coppola's Tetro which premiers at Cannes for a total of 392 films which includes 31 world premiers and 203 narrative features. Man, Siff always has good stuff, I wish I could go. Any writers in Seattle want to provide coverage for us?

Check out some of the premiers after the break.

World Premieres

Back to the Garden, Flower Power Comes Full Circle, directed by Kevin Tomlinson (USA, 2009)

Dancing Across Borders, directed by Anne H. Bass (USA/Cambodia, 2009)

Facing Ali, directed by Pete McCormack (Canada, 2009)

The Hills Run Red, directed by Dave Parker (USA, 2009)

Icons Among Us, directed by Michael Rivoira, Lars Larson, Peter J. Vogt (USA, 2009)

I’m No Dummy, directed by Bryan W. Simon (USA, 2009)

Pop Star On Ice, directed by David Barba (USA/Canada/Russia/Japan, 2009)

The Spy and the Sparrow, directed by Garrett Bennett (USA, 2009)

talhotblond, directed by Barbara Schroeder (USA, 2008)

The Whole Truth, directed by Colleen Patrick (USA,...

For My Bloody Valentine screenwriters Todd Farmer and Zane Smith, penning a script for a movie to be shot in the latest, most hi-tech version of 3-D yet did not pose any particular challenges. Nor did it call for them to dream up especially imaginative death scenes…at first.

“Certainly not initially,” says Farmer, whose previous credits include 2001’s Jason X and 2007’s The Messengers. “At first, we concentrated on characters and plot, because that’s really what we want to do. I mean, we’re all horror fans, so we’ve seen how some genre films have not pulled these things off. We wanted to tell an intriguing story, we wanted to have intriguing people—that was the first thing.

“But then I would be working on that aspect of it, and I would get a call in the middle of the night from my director,” Farmer continues, glancing over at the man himself,...

Fourteen titles have been announced which are first and second features in competition for Iffr's top honor, the Vpro Tiger award. The Hungry Ghosts, the directorial debut of Sopranos actor and Goodfella's Spider (haha!) will be opening the fest. Simon Ellis's debut feature Dogging: A Love Story which we reported on here will also be playing. The story revolves around the risque sex scene that is dogging which I guess has to do with voyeurism. The list is a good mixture of film from all over the planet, but I have yet to go through the rest.

Check out the full list after the break. via Variety.

"At West of Pluto," Henri Bernadet & Myriam Verreault (Canada)

"Be Calm and Count to Seven," Ramtin Lavafipour (Iran)

"Blind Pig Who Wants to Fly," Edwin (Indonesia)

"Breathless," Yang Ik-june (South Korea)

"Dark Harbor," Takatsugu Naito (Japan)

"Dogging: A Love Story," Simon Ellis (U.