The Art of Storytelling (2014)

Actors: Justin Dray (actor), Stephanie Sanditz (actress), Isaac Gabaeff (writer), Isaac Gabaeff (actor), Isaac Gabaeff (producer), Isaac Gabaeff (director), Sean Puglisi (editor), Jacob Silver (producer), Ruth Reynolds (actress), Rob Welsh (actor), Lauren Schnipper (producer), Grazi DiPaolo (actor), Joette Marie (actor), Grazi DiPaolo (writer), Alice Macdonald (actress),

Plot: A Production Designer (Smith) and his Assistant (Grazi) journey through the world of low budget film production. These two raconteurs imaginatively entertain themselves while attempting to survive the perils of working on a 24 hour viral video contest that features a party girl pop star as the lead actress.

Transit (2013)

Actors: Irma Adlawan (actress), Mercedes Cabral (actress), Ping Medina (actor), Benjamin Gonzales Tolentino (editor), Alemberg Ang (miscellaneous crew), Shandii Bacolod (miscellaneous crew), Hannah Espia (writer), Hannah Espia (editor), Hannah Espia (director), Paul Soriano (producer), Paul Soriano (producer), Marc Justine Alvarez (actor), Jasmine Curtis (actress), Giancarlo Abrahan (writer), Mon Espia (composer),

Król kosmosu (2013)

Actors: Marcin Malatynski (producer), Barbara Fronc (editor), Magdalena Nebelska (miscellaneous crew), Mark Wegner (writer), Mark Wegner (director), Amit Snapir (actor), Niv Azubel (actor), Yohanan Wegner (producer), Rotem Zvi (actor), Michael Rabinowicz (actor), Gilad Regev (actor), Omri Regev (actor), Yossi Regev (actor),

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.

Chapter 21 (2009)

Actors: Eliezer Ortiz (actor), Hugh Mun (actor), Nathan Dean Snyder (actor), Adam Meir (actor), Dennis Record (actor), Rotem Moav (composer), Ilya Farfell (editor), Ilya Farfell (producer), Ilya Farfell (director), Ilya Farfell (writer), Annette Remter (actress), Nathaniel Weiss (actor), Michael Peter Bolus (actor), Amir Wilker (actor), Dennis Bover (actor),

Plot: An Israeli Soldier and a Palestinian activist on a journey through their last two days alive. What they have in common is a fear from the unexpected and the love of chess. What separates them is their cultural background and a border inside one land. What brings them closer is their patriotism and courage. In the great test of the human spirit, they pass, but destiny has a different plan.

Kids' Ten Commandments: A Life and Seth Situation (2003)

Actors: Jodi Benson (actress), Brian Cummings (actor), Brian Cummings (actor), Brian Cummings (actor), Maurice LaMarche (actor), Maurice LaMarche (actor), Maurice LaMarche (actor), Chris Marquette (actor), Rob Paulsen (actor), Rob Paulsen (actor), Rob Paulsen (actor), Lou Diamond Phillips (actor), Peter Strauss (actor), Paul Winfield (actor), Jodi Benson (actress),

The Indian in the Cupboard (1995)

Actors: Wayne Fitzgerald (miscellaneous crew), Luca Kouimelis (miscellaneous crew), Judith M. Brown (miscellaneous crew), Frank Marshall (producer), Randy Edelman (composer), JoAnn Fregalette Jansen (miscellaneous crew), Michael Papajohn (actor), Frank Oz (director), David Keith (actor), Kathleen Kennedy (producer), Steve Coogan (actor), Lindsay Crouse (actress), Richard Jenkins (actor), Michael Maxwell (miscellaneous crew), Jack E. Herman (miscellaneous crew),

Plot: On his ninth birthday a boy receives many presents. Two of them first seem to be less important: an old cupboard from his brother and a little Indian figure made of plastic from his best friend. But these two presents turn out to be much more magic than the rest...

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B'Hinat Bagrut (1983)

Actors: Assi Dayan (director), Assi Dayan (writer), Dan Toren (actor), Irit Frank (actress), Charlotte Rose (miscellaneous crew), Irit Alter (actress), Ariella Rabinovich (actress), Galila Ron-Feder (writer), Ronnie Pinkovitz (actor), Maya Kadishman (actress), Yossi Warchinski (actor), Natan Alter (producer), Natan Alter (composer), Yossi Rabinovich (editor), Natan Alter (writer),