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FilmThreat.com review
Truth in Entertainment
by Phil Hall
Made for less than $100,000, The Innocents has a professional production quality which can rival any feature coming out of Hollywood.
Writer-director Katherine Griffin has a remarkable stye...and The Innocents should have launched Ms. Griffin to a higher level in the film world. (Read the full review that put us into the Encyclopedia of Underground Films)… Full Story
Los Angeles Times
Screening Room
by Kevin Thomas
The Innocents is regional filmmaking at its best…a highly accomplished first film. Katherine Griffin displays much promise on either side of the camera in The Innocents...
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Los Angeles Times
Of Hype and Hondas
by Marcela Rojas
If it weren't for her trusty Honda Prelude, Katherine Griffin couldn't have made her first feature film The Innocents. (Read how Katherine lived in her car to fund her first feature film)…
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The Clarion Ledger
At The Movies
by Anita Modak-Truran
The Innocents is a rich, robust vision rarely demonstrated in a first feature film. Griffin represents a strong movement in the indie filmmaking scene...
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YAPA - Here Today. Hero Tomorrow
Keepin' It Reel
by Kenya Yarbrough
‘Welcome to the Hotel Honda’
“This film is about death and about life and about living to your fullest, appreciating each moment for what it gives you." To read the full interview of how it all started and why... Full Story