Teresa Sutherland – ALLIANCE OF WOMEN FILM JOURNALISTS

LOVELY, DARK, AND DEEP (Fantasia Fest 23) – Review by Nadine Whitney

July 19, 2023July 22, 2023 Nadine Whitney and Deep, Dark, fantasia fest 2023, fantasia international film festival, georgina campbell, Lovely, Teresa Sutherland, Wai Ching Ho

Lovely, Dark, and Deep is an extraordinary debut for writer/director Teresa Sutherland. It is magnificent in both its haunting visuals and sophisticated script. Essentially relying on star Georgina Campbell to carry almost every scene, the film allows for Campbell’s external and internal point of view to be the locus for the horror and Campbell delivers the right amount of increasing terror as what is supposed to bring peace becomes an unending nightmare

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THE WIND – Review by Brandy McDonnell

April 13, 2019 Brandy McDonnell 0 Comments emma tammi, horror, Teresa Sutherland, the wind, westerns

Set in the late 1800s, the spooky script from fellow first-timer Teresa Sutherland centers on Lizzy Macklin (Caitlin Gerard, “Insidious: The Last Key”), a practical German immigrant industriously building a life alongside her God-fearing husband Isaac (Ashley Zukerman) on an isolated stretch of the Great Plains.

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THE WIND – Review by Marina Antunes

March 22, 2019March 27, 2019 Marina Antunes 0 Comments caitlin gerard, emma tammi, julia goldani telles, Teresa Sutherland, the wind

The Wind is a haunting female frontier story. The Western frontier was a difficult place to live. The terrain was rough and the elements unpredictable, but in the early days, there was another, even more trying aspect to life in the wilderness of the frontier: seclusion.