A Figment of My Imagination (2013)

Actors: Will Cummings III (actor), Tom Doherty (producer), Eric Smigiel (producer), Eric Smigiel (editor), Eric Smigiel (director), Eric Smigiel (writer), Dave Juehring (actor), Jeff Scaduto (actor), Tyler Klunick (actor), Tim Stotz (actor), Kyle Reinders (producer), Ryan Sciarrotta (producer), Alex Fry (actor), Bogdan Tanasie (producer), Mark Doherty (actor),

Aashmani Jawaharat (2013)

Actors: Anamitra Roy (director), Anamitra Roy (writer), Anamitra Roy (actor), Anamitra Roy (editor), Arupratan Ghosh (actor), Kamal Kumar Roy (actor), Sriparna Dey (director), Snigdhendu Bhattacharya (actor), Sounak Kar (actor), Yovik (actor), Indie Fm Bangla (composer), Shyamal Karmakar (actor), Abhishek Bhattacharya (actor), Yovik (actor), Pratik Mandal (actor),

Plot: One Rupee Film is actually a 90-minute long docu-diction about independent film-making in India. The story goes like this that a group of youngsters get involved with film-making in a manner theatre and Little Magazines are formed, just for the sake of making films. The film starts at a point where they are going through some kind of crisis, one, is a crisis of identity since they have hardly ever seen the large equipment essential for making films; secondly an economic crisis, getting access to the minimum cost of making a film. Both these are dependent on each other, that is, if one is resolved, the other will resolve on its own. Under such circumstances, one of them decide to stop despairing and vows to make a full-length feature film at any cost. Here, the journey begins, from prospective financiers to the concept of films made outside the industry by common people. Each interaction gives form to imagination on the young man's part, thus creating the fiction segments about how he would portray these interactions in his own film. But his own film isn't happening, because he doesn't have the funds. Yet he witnesses films made in Mumbai, worth 3 crore or 10 crore or even more are getting tagged 'independent'. He witnesses victory marches for apolitical films at a time the country is in the grip of an intraneous war. All that he sees have inwardly began to make him restless, unstable, impatient. He vows to make his film happen, even if it means saving every single rupee he gets, little by little.

Jeff Steele: Children of the Doomed (2011)

Actors: Jeff S. Dodge (editor), Jeff S. Dodge (writer), Jeff S. Dodge (actor), Jeff S. Dodge (producer), Clint Sargent (writer), Clint Sargent (composer), Clint Sargent (director), Clint Sargent (editor), Alistair A. Duff (actor), Alistair A. Duff (actor), John Killeen (actor), Maria Hiestand (actress), Jemila Hart (actress), Dan Palodichuk (writer), Cameron Kay (actress),

Plot: Set on the mythical planet of Kaia, Secret Agent Jeff Steele (Jeff Dodge) returns from a dangerous mission only to find a sinister force at work throughout the city of Buckbean. Under the command of Edwin Stark (Steven Cebula), the two agents begin an investigation into the youth movement of the Avedonian citizenry. A mysterious appearance by the renowned author, Dr. David Vox (John Killeen) causes the Agency to fear corruption within its' own, young ranks. While Steele spies on Vox, he meets an estranged wife named Deliyeh (Cameron Kay) who fears her husband has been lost to this weird following. As the two team up to find her husband, Ralph (John Mason), they discover that Dr. Vox and his young followers are amassing in the Great Deserts of the Noynian Basin to meet their new-found, enigmatic, spiritual-leader; the Maker (Alistair Duff). Can Jeff Steele and Deliyeh prevent the Maker from enacting his deranged vision of "Revolutionary Humanicide"?

The Scarecrow & the Princess (2009)

Actors: Peter Dukes (producer), Peter Dukes (editor), Peter Dukes (director), Peter Dukes (writer), Aaron Zachary Philips (actor), Andy Scott Harris (actor), Terrell Ransom Jr. (actor), Cameron Protzman (actress), Gustav Hoyer (composer), Larry Karman (actor), Kai Peterson (actor),

They Only Come Out at Night (2005)

Actors: Shawn Macdonald (actor), Lita Llewellyn (actress), Glendon McKinney (editor), Glendon McKinney (actor), Glendon McKinney (producer), Glendon McKinney (writer), Glendon McKinney (director), Cathie LeBlanc (actress), Shannon Randall (actress), Matthew Stewart MacLean (actor), Bryan Leger (actor), Pierre Levesque (actor),

Plot: Victor is a man with a past which, although he keeps it hidden, leads him to lead a curiously nocturnal life. Will is a young man who has paused his own life to care for his mother, who wants only to die with dignity, and soon. At odds with his sister Cathie due to her conservative religious beliefs, Will escapes to the movies where he meets Victor. The two become emotionally entangled as they work to help Gertrude die, but must suffer the wrath of Cathie. When she confronts Victor and Will, all hell breaks loose!

My Kidnapper, My Love (1980)

Actors: Richard Venture (actor), Sam Wanamaker (director), Mickey Rooney (actor), Aaron Stell (editor), Ellen Geer (actress), Fred Karlin (composer), Jan Sterling (actress), Roger Gimbel (producer), Glynnis O'Connor (actress), Louie Elias (producer), Louie Elias (actor), Louie Elias (writer), J.D. Cannon (actor), Oscar Saul (writer), Tony Converse (producer),

Hot Summer Week (1972)

Actors: Emory Parnell (actor), Randee Lynne Jensen (miscellaneous crew), Michael Ontkean (actor), Uschi Digard (actress), Ralph Waite (actor), Charlie Picerni (actor), Paul Sorensen (actor), H. Bud Otto (miscellaneous crew), Cliff Emmich (actor), John Lawrence (actor), Rigg Kennedy (actor), Joe Solomon (producer), Kathleen Cody (actress), Ruth Warshawsky (actress), Dianne Hull (actress),