Faux (2010)

Actors: Matthew Feeney (producer), Landyn Banx (actor), Jim Westcott (actor), Christopher Michael Beer (director), Christopher Michael Beer (producer), Christopher Michael Beer (editor), Christopher Michael Beer (writer), Nicole Kruex (actress), Michael Cook (actor), Heather Amos (actress), Janet Fogg (actress), Anne Westcott (actress), Kirsten Gregerson (actress), Derek Dirlam (actor), Nick Evert (producer),

Plot: The story is minimal; love lost, love regained, love destroyed. Our characters are Caleb and Rin. Caleb lives comfortably in his upper/middle class lifestyle as a columnist and blogger. Rin is a prominent student filmmaker in the gay community at his college. Their lives intertwine when Caleb's wife is killed in an accidental hit and run, and Caleb's only memory of the accident is a bumper sticker of a one legged bird. The two develop a relationship that opens up Caleb's world to a new meaning of love, but transcends into dangerous and destructive when he begins to suspect Rin had something to do with his accident. The film is told in four intertwining storylines, shot in four different film styles respectively; Melodrama, French New Wave, Mumblecore (or 'Indie'), and Documentary which will actually feature real interviews from notable members of Minnesota's GLBT community. FAUX takes place during America's current perceptions of sexuality; specifically, the gay rights movement. It will center on Minneapolis's own GLBT community, and shall offer insight as well as provoke thought. But as this is the focal point, it will also embody a broader philosophy, disseminating ideologies of narrative time and history, as well as cultural concepts of sexuality and 'humanism' in the modern American capital. The film aims to approach sexuality in cinema from a typically untouched agenda. This isn't a movie about gays, straights, blacks, whites, bad guys or good guys; this is a movie about people; this is a movie about human beings.

Genres: Drama,
Taglines: The economy of cinema. The economy of sexuality. The economy of life.

Faux (2010)

Actors: Matthew Feeney (producer), Landyn Banx (actor), Jim Westcott (actor), Christopher Michael Beer (director), Christopher Michael Beer (producer), Christopher Michael Beer (editor), Christopher Michael Beer (writer), Nicole Kruex (actress), Michael Cook (actor), Heather Amos (actress), Janet Fogg (actress), Anne Westcott (actress), Kirsten Gregerson (actress), Derek Dirlam (actor), Nick Evert (producer),

Plot: The story is minimal; love lost, love regained, love destroyed. Our characters are Caleb and Rin. Caleb lives comfortably in his upper/middle class lifestyle as a columnist and blogger. Rin is a prominent student filmmaker in the gay community at his college. Their lives intertwine when Caleb's wife is killed in an accidental hit and run, and Caleb's only memory of the accident is a bumper sticker of a one legged bird. The two develop a relationship that opens up Caleb's world to a new meaning of love, but transcends into dangerous and destructive when he begins to suspect Rin had something to do with his accident. The film is told in four intertwining storylines, shot in four different film styles respectively; Melodrama, French New Wave, Mumblecore (or 'Indie'), and Documentary which will actually feature real interviews from notable members of Minnesota's GLBT community. FAUX takes place during America's current perceptions of sexuality; specifically, the gay rights movement. It will center on Minneapolis's own GLBT community, and shall offer insight as well as provoke thought. But as this is the focal point, it will also embody a broader philosophy, disseminating ideologies of narrative time and history, as well as cultural concepts of sexuality and 'humanism' in the modern American capital. The film aims to approach sexuality in cinema from a typically untouched agenda. This isn't a movie about gays, straights, blacks, whites, bad guys or good guys; this is a movie about people; this is a movie about human beings.

Genres: Drama,
Taglines: The economy of cinema. The economy of sexuality. The economy of life.

Faux (2010)

Actors: Matthew Feeney (producer), Landyn Banx (actor), Jim Westcott (actor), Christopher Michael Beer (director), Christopher Michael Beer (producer), Christopher Michael Beer (editor), Christopher Michael Beer (writer), Nicole Kruex (actress), Michael Cook (actor), Heather Amos (actress), Janet Fogg (actress), Anne Westcott (actress), Kirsten Gregerson (actress), Derek Dirlam (actor), Nick Evert (producer),

Plot: The story is minimal; love lost, love regained, love destroyed. Our characters are Caleb and Rin. Caleb lives comfortably in his upper/middle class lifestyle as a columnist and blogger. Rin is a prominent student filmmaker in the gay community at his college. Their lives intertwine when Caleb's wife is killed in an accidental hit and run, and Caleb's only memory of the accident is a bumper sticker of a one legged bird. The two develop a relationship that opens up Caleb's world to a new meaning of love, but transcends into dangerous and destructive when he begins to suspect Rin had something to do with his accident. The film is told in four intertwining storylines, shot in four different film styles respectively; Melodrama, French New Wave, Mumblecore (or 'Indie'), and Documentary which will actually feature real interviews from notable members of Minnesota's GLBT community. FAUX takes place during America's current perceptions of sexuality; specifically, the gay rights movement. It will center on Minneapolis's own GLBT community, and shall offer insight as well as provoke thought. But as this is the focal point, it will also embody a broader philosophy, disseminating ideologies of narrative time and history, as well as cultural concepts of sexuality and 'humanism' in the modern American capital. The film aims to approach sexuality in cinema from a typically untouched agenda. This isn't a movie about gays, straights, blacks, whites, bad guys or good guys; this is a movie about people; this is a movie about human beings.

Genres: Drama,
Taglines: The economy of cinema. The economy of sexuality. The economy of life.

The Young Girl and the Monsoon (1999)

Actors: Tim Guinee (actor), Slavko Stimac (actor), Danny Boushebel (actor), Diane Venora (actress), Terry Kinney (actor), James Ryan (actor), James Ryan (writer), Domenick Lombardozzi (actor), James Ryan (director), Mili Avital (actress), John David Allen (editor), Ellen Muth (actress), Lee Wong (actor), David Carbonara (composer), Richard Gibson (actor),

Genres: Comedy,

Quotes:

[first lines]::Constance: My mom told me that my dad was doing an assignment in like, um, Rwanda - I don't know, some place like that - and he accidentally stood on a landmine. She said the first he he thought was, I can't photograph this, it's under my foot. So he took out a pencil and paper and made notes about it and all. You know, to have in case you had to write an essay on it or something. And then he counted to three, and jumped off. And the mine never went off. He told my mom not to tell me about it, because it would make me land up in a shrink's office or something. [grinning] I can just see him do it. He's just so weird. I mean, you've just got to accept that about him.

Man in the Park: [in broken English] Do not worry, sweetheart, your mother and father, they have a little fight. Is no problem. Is, uh... I tell you, is like puss in a pimple. It must come out. [gesturing at Hank & Erin] It come out. Is puss. It's good.

[last lines]::Constance: So I finally met her, and I'm sorry but, all I could think of was, like - what type of fish live in that river?

The Young Girl and the Monsoon (1999)

Actors: Tim Guinee (actor), Slavko Stimac (actor), Danny Boushebel (actor), Diane Venora (actress), Terry Kinney (actor), James Ryan (actor), James Ryan (writer), Domenick Lombardozzi (actor), James Ryan (director), Mili Avital (actress), John David Allen (editor), Ellen Muth (actress), Lee Wong (actor), David Carbonara (composer), Richard Gibson (actor),

Genres: Comedy,

Quotes:

[first lines]::Constance: My mom told me that my dad was doing an assignment in like, um, Rwanda - I don't know, some place like that - and he accidentally stood on a landmine. She said the first he he thought was, I can't photograph this, it's under my foot. So he took out a pencil and paper and made notes about it and all. You know, to have in case you had to write an essay on it or something. And then he counted to three, and jumped off. And the mine never went off. He told my mom not to tell me about it, because it would make me land up in a shrink's office or something. [grinning] I can just see him do it. He's just so weird. I mean, you've just got to accept that about him.

Man in the Park: [in broken English] Do not worry, sweetheart, your mother and father, they have a little fight. Is no problem. Is, uh... I tell you, is like puss in a pimple. It must come out. [gesturing at Hank & Erin] It come out. Is puss. It's good.

[last lines]::Constance: So I finally met her, and I'm sorry but, all I could think of was, like - what type of fish live in that river?

Sabado Nights (1996)

Actors: Bobby Andrews (actor), Romy Suzara (director), Menggie Cobarrubias (actor), Vic del Rosario Jr. (producer), Dexter Doria (actress), Ina Raymundo (actress), Shintaro Valdez (actor), Eddie Mercado (actor), Matthew Mendoza (actor), Gino Ilustre (actor), Anthony Cortez (actor), Jessica Rodriguez (actress), Michelle Parton (actress), Pia Pilapil (actress), Lander Vera-Perez (actor),

Genres: Drama,

Across the Sea of Time (1995)

Actors: Matt Malloy (actor), Donald Trump (actor), John Barry (composer), John D. Bair (actor), Stephen Low (producer), Stephen Low (director), Dennis O'Connor (actor), James Lahti (editor), Joseph Stephans (miscellaneous crew), Mark Urman (miscellaneous crew), Philip Levy (actor), Matilde Valera (miscellaneous crew), Lyn Pinezich (miscellaneous crew), Irapaul Turner (miscellaneous crew), George G. Colucci (actor),

Plot: A young Russian boy, Thomas Minton, travels to New York as a passenger on a Russian freighter. Close to Ellis Island he gets off and thus starts his journey to America the same way as all immigrants in former times. Thomas is searching for the family of one of his ancestors, who had emigrated decades ago, but once sent a letter home together with a sample of his new profession: 3D-Photography. The boy follows his relative's traces by counter-checking the old 3D-Photographs of New York (using an antique viewer) with the same places and how they look today. This way, the audience gets to see the Big Apple in former times as well as today.

Keywords: 1910s, 3-dimensional, ancestral-heritage, atlantic-ocean, backpack, based-on-true-story, brooklyn-bridge, brooklyn-new-york-city, carriage, central-park-manhattan-new-york-city
Genres: Adventure, Drama, Family, History,
Taglines: New York as you've never seen it.

Quotes:

Julia Minton: Welcome to America, Tomas. Welcome to New York.

Kids Like These (1987)

Actors: Mark Snow (composer), Caroll Spinney (actor), Tyne Daly (actress), Georg Stanford Brown (director), Michael C. Smith (miscellaneous crew), Michael C. Smith (miscellaneous crew), Georg Stanford Brown (producer), Martin Balsam (actor), Richard Crenna (actor), Peter V. White (editor), Andrew Golov (producer), Donna Biscoe (actress), Ja'net DuBois (actress), Susana Preston (miscellaneous crew), Bert Gold (producer),

Plot: Bob and Joanna, both over 40 years old, have a baby with the Down syndrome. Their doctor advises them to give the child away, not to "waste their time" with a kid with a mental deficiency. But the parents decide to keep their son, to allow him a life with dignity and to support him as best as possible. And their devotion bears fruit...

Keywords: award-ceremony, bright-color, down-syndrome, handicap, melodrama, speech, summer-camp
Genres: Drama,

My Man Godfrey (1936)

Actors: Louis Natheaux (actor), Alan Mowbray (actor), James Carlisle (actor), Mischa Auer (actor), Eddie Fetherston (actor), Bert Moorhouse (actor), James Flavin (actor), Edward Gargan (actor), Carlton Griffin (actor), Jack Chefe (actor), Selmer Jackson (actor), Richard Kipling (actor), Pat Flaherty (actor), Ernie Adams (actor), Eugene Pallette (actor),

Plot: In the depths of the Depression, a party game brings dizzy socialite Irene Bullock to the city dump where she meets Godfrey, a derelict, and ends by hiring him as family butler. He finds the Bullocks to be the epitome of idle rich, and nutty as the proverbial fruitcake. Soon, the dramatizing Irene is in love with her 'protege'...who feels strongly that a romance between servant and employer is out of place, regardless of that servant's mysterious past...

Keywords: 1930s, ashes, assumed-identity, asthma, banter, bar, based-on-novel, bonfire, broken-window, bum
Genres: Comedy, Romance,

Quotes:

Alexander Bullock: We've got to come to an understanding right now: either Carlo is or I am.::Angelica Bullock: Am what?::Alexander Bullock: Well, one of us has got to and that's all there is to it.

Blake: Take a look at the dizzy old gal with the goat.::Alexander Bullock: I've had to look at her for 20 years - that's MRS. Bullock!::Blake: I'm terribly sorry!::Alexander Bullock: How do you think I feel?

Godfrey: Do you think you could follow an intelligent conversation for a minute?::Irene: I'll try.

Irene: You have a wonderful sense of humor. I wish I had a sense of humor, but I can never think of the right thing to say until everybody's gone home.

Alexander Bullock: All you need to start an asylum is an empty room and the right kind of people.

Guthrie: Are you wanted by the police?::Godfrey: That's just the trouble. Nobody wants me.

Godfrey: May I be frank?::Molly: Is that your name?::Godfrey: No, my name is Godfrey.::Molly: All right, be frank.

Godfrey: Why can't you let me alone?::Irene: Because you're my responsibility and someone has to take care of you.::Godfrey: I can take care of myself.::Irene: You can't look me in the eye and say that. You love me and you know it. You know, there's no sense in struggling against a thing when it's got you. It's got you and that's all there is to it - it's got you!

Angelica Bullock: If you're going to be rude to my daughter, you might as well at least take your hat off!

[at the city dump]::Irene: Could you tell me why you live in a place like this when there's so many other nice places?::Godfrey: You really want to know?::Irene: Oh, I'm very curious.::Godfrey: It's because my real estate agent felt that the altitude would be very good for my asthma.

Social Register (1934)

Actors: Margaret Livingston (actress), Robert Allen (actor), Robert Benchley (actor), Marshall Neilan (director), Anita Loos (writer), John Emerson (writer), William C. de Mille (producer), Colleen Moore (actress), Clara Beranger (writer), Charles Winninger (actor), Pauline Frederick (actress), Marshall Neilan (producer), John Miltern (actor), James Ashmore Creelman (writer), Ross Alexander (actor),

Plot: Chorus girl Patsy Shaw crashes a high-society party, meets playboy Charlie Breen, they fall in love, and are on their merry way to wedded bliss. However, Charlie's snobbish, ever-loving mama doesn't think that Patsy is worthy and sets out to prove it.

Keywords: 1930s, actor-shares-first-name-with-character, actor-shares-last-name-with-character, apartment, chorus-girl, cigarette-smoking, cocktail, columnist, dancer, dancing
Genres: Comedy, Drama, Music, Romance,
Taglines: She knocked the "high" hat off society! (original poster)