Media

Daniel’s work has been featured in everything from Filmmaker Magazine, when he edited his first feature film at twenty four, to dozens of glowing reviews when Stationed At Home had its world premiere at the Glasgow Film Festival and its U.S. premiere at the Brooklyn Film Festival. Here is a sampling of the latest. To stay up the date day by day, follow Stationed At Home on your favorite social media platform.

  • Variety

    “Freestyle Digital Media, the digital film distribution arm of Allen Media Group, has acquired the VOD distribution rights for “Stationed At Home.”

    The film will be available to rent and own on digital platforms and DVD in North America starting Nov. 11… Directed by Daniel V. Masciari, the film is an indie drama following a lonely taxi driver in 1998, whose night takes bizarre turns as unexpected faces and figures float through his orbit..”

  • Cinema Effect Podcast

    We had the pleasure of sitting down with director Daniel V. Masciari to discuss his new film 'Stationed at Home', a sincere and personal debut feature set (and shot on location) in upstate New York.

  • Stationed at Home Review: A Quietly Luminous Experience!

    Stationed At Home is a film about looking up, both literally and metaphorically — a reminder that even in solitude, connection and wonder are never too far away.

  • Projected Figures

    "Always look up: Daniel V. Masciari’s bittersweet debut sends a cabbie and his customers on a Christmas Eve trip into cosmic melancholy.”

  • Loud and Clear

    “A work that could well go down in the history of indie cinema, inspiring with its ability to evoke emotions through a simple yet profound narrative.”

  • The Wee REVIEW

    “This directorial debut from Daniel V. Masciari is the result of true collaboration on a shoestring budget; the kind that can go down in indie film history…”

  • Eye For Film

    “It’s the devotion to detail and the absolute sincerity of the performances that really give the film its magic.”

  • Take One Cinema

    “Stationed At Home blends gentle absurdity and moments of sincerity to create a world both heightened and mundane.”

  • Unseen Films

    “It’s a film you'll want to revisit again, perhaps every Christmas from this point on.”

  • Film Focus

    “Every so often, an indie film comes along that reminds us of the raw magic of cinema… exactly the kind of film that cares about storytelling.”

  • Cut to the Take

    This form of storytelling keeps the experience thrilling and every turn unexpected… It pulls you in from the very first minute and stays with you for days to come.

  • Eye for Film

    “An in-depth interview with Eliza VanCort (producer and actor) and Daniel V. Masciari (filmmaker) before they arrive at the Glasgow Film Festival.”

  • TV Serial (Italy)

    "Always look up: Daniel V. Masciari’s bittersweet debut sends a cabbie and his customers on a Christmas Eve trip into cosmic melancholy."

  • V13 Meda

    “This extraordinary black-and-white drama showcases Masciari’s talent as a storyteller… a significant milestone for the film’s dedicated cast and crew.”

  • The Herald

    “Daniel V. Masciari’s first feature… a gently absurdist slice of indie Americana haunted by the ghosts of old jazz records, radio broadcasts and space travel.”

  • The Toledo Blade

    "Darryle Johnson talks about his incredible journey from a school yard conversation to leading actor.”

  • Fox 40

    “Binghamton, New York welcomes a new filmmaker who is fascinated with the magic of our city.”

  • WIVT

    “Binghamton movie finished filming a feature film celebrating the things that make our city unique.”