The Hunter’s Anthology: Robert Smithline’s Whodunnit is a Dark, Devilish Delight London, UK (The Hollywood Times) 2/2/2020 – I believe it to be my responsibility to forewarn anyone who decides to watch The Hunter’s Anthology that they should not under any circumstances expect to get anything else done, including sleep. I intended to watch just one episode, late…

A young Japanese woman in New York is the heroine of a beautifully made story of cultural displacement and innocence betrayed. The heroine of Maki is a naive-looking Japanese woman who seems out of place in the blue-tinged light of the New York gentleman’s club where she works. Her discomfort goes to the heart of…

Today we’d like to introduce you to Robert Smithline. Robert, please share your story with us. How did you get to where you are today? I grew up in Wyckoff, New Jersey, just outside of New York City. All my life, I was writing creatively, whether it was in the form of pictures, words, or…

The Hunter’s Anthology (2020 – Present), created by Nicky Akmal By Kara Headley When six strangers find themselves trapped together in a New York subway car, Mac (Taylor August), a man claiming to be a demon hunter, must look into the souls of the other passengers to discover which of them is the demon trapping them…

Ain’t It Cool News “Family problems are universal. Everyone is embarrassed by familial fights, secrets, divorces, and betrayals. This movie brilliantly illustrates such universality.” Read More  

IndieWire by Mark Rabinowitz “A smart and engaging debut, Olabisi’s film is notable for a number of reasons, not the least of which is that it portrays black middle-class Americans in a normal domestic crisis situation sans guns, drugs, dealers or pregnant teens.” Read More