Like Ingrid Bergman (2012)

Actors: Naomi McDougall Jones (actress), Chen Drachman (actress), Bonnie Piesse (actress), Kevin Gay (director), Charlie Ochs (actor), Kevin Gay (producer), Kevin Gay (writer), Kevin Gay (actor), Michael Beharie (composer), Rebecca Kaasa (actress), Veronika Ann Rees (actress), Renee Michelle Brown (actress), Marietta Ulacia (costume designer), Cynthia Bastidas (actress), Victoria Grace (actress),

Genres: Comedy, Romance, Short,

Dozers (2010)

Actors: Ariauna Albright (actress), Daniel Roebuck (actor), Duane Whitaker (actor), Billy Garberina (actor), Mark Borchardt (actor), Damon Packard (actor), Amber Newman (actress), Adam Minarovich (actor), Harry James Picardi (writer), Harry James Picardi (producer), Don Adams (director), Don Adams (producer), Don Adams (writer), Don Adams (editor), Harry James Picardi (director),

Genres: Horror,

Mirrors 2 (2010)

Actors: Chaz Smith (miscellaneous crew), Emily D. Haley (actress), Todd Williams (producer), Frederik Wiedmann (composer), Nick Stahl (actor), David Guilbeau (miscellaneous crew), Christy Romano (actress), Emmanuelle Vaugier (actress), William Katt (actor), Lance E. Nichols (actor), Wayne Pére (actor), Nick Thurlow (producer), Lawrence Turner (actor), Evan Jones (actor), Jonathan Wolf (miscellaneous crew),

Plot: While driving on the road with his fiancée Kayla, Max Matheson has a serious car accident and they both die. However, Max is resuscitated and one year later he is an emotionally disturbed man with the guilty complex for the murder of his beloved fiancée and under psychological treatment with Dr. Beaumont. When his father Jack Matheson reopens the Mayflower Department Store in New Orleans, his security guard Henry Schow has an accident and Jack invites Max to be his replacement to help in his cure. Max accepts the job and his father introduces him to the store manager Keller Landreaux; the buyer Jenna McCarty; and the vice-president of operations Ryan Parker. Max has visions of a dead woman and he foresees the death of Jenna and Ryan in the mirror. Sooner Max finds that he has the ability to see Eleanor Reigns, an employee that is missing, and he contacts her sister Elizabeth Reigns to know details of her disappearance. He finds that Jenna, Ryan and Keller were responsible for a tragedy and now the spirit of Eleanor is seeking revenge.

Keywords: achilles-tendon-cut, car-crash, change-of-mind, cooking-steak, dead-body, dead-woman-on-floor, dead-woman-with-eyes-open, decapitation, defibrillation, direct-to-video-sequel-to-theatrical-movie
Genres: Horror, Mystery, Thriller,
Taglines: The terror lives on.

Quotes:

[first lines]::Max Matheson: It was my fault. I was the one driving when it happened.::Max Matheson: After the accident, I started seeing things, things that couldn't be real. But I'm not crazy.::Dr. Beaumont: I know. Your father knows. Anyone who knows you knows that.

Max Matheson: So should we put the straight jacket on me now, or shall we wait 'til my time's up.

Detective Piccirilli: The only thing you're suspected of is being a lousy security guard.

Elizabeth Reigns: Your fiance, she died in the accident?::Max Matheson: We both did.

[last lines]::Henry Schow: Hello Eleanor.

Dr. Beaumont: You've heard the old adage: A cracked mirror brings seven years bad luck.

History of Made Up Things (2009)

Actors: Tanner Beard (actor), Morgan Locke (editor), Ashley Eberbach (writer), Ashley Eberbach (director), Ashley Eberbach (writer), Ashley Eberbach (producer), Joseph Steven (actor), Eli Jane (actress), Russell Quinn Cummings (actor), Mark Mallorca (producer), David Lowell (actor), Christopher Collard (actor), Trevor Butcher (actor), Philip Jessen (producer), Philip Donohue (actor),

Plot: After years of being out of the spotlight, an aged supermodel is contacted by a young photographer to shoot. While examining the weight that photography has on this woman's personal life, 'History of Made Up Things', uncovers what makes images and the people in them iconic.

Genres: Drama, Short,

Beautiful (2009)

Actors: John A. Gallagher (director), John A. Gallagher (writer), Ryan O'Callaghan (miscellaneous crew), Ryan O'Callaghan (actor), Lauren Schacher (actress), Bryce Hodgson (actor), Emily Turner (miscellaneous crew), Kai Chapman (actor), Allie Dunbar (actress), Martin Biehn (editor), Anna Borchert (actress), John Teague (actor), Helen Highfield (actress), Adriana Disman (actress), Adriana Disman (miscellaneous crew),

Genres: Comedy, Short,

Beautiful (2009)

Actors: John A. Gallagher (director), John A. Gallagher (writer), Ryan O'Callaghan (miscellaneous crew), Ryan O'Callaghan (actor), Lauren Schacher (actress), Bryce Hodgson (actor), Emily Turner (miscellaneous crew), Kai Chapman (actor), Allie Dunbar (actress), Martin Biehn (editor), Anna Borchert (actress), John Teague (actor), Helen Highfield (actress), Adriana Disman (actress), Adriana Disman (miscellaneous crew),

Genres: Comedy, Short,

The Highly Contested Election for Payette County Sheriff (2009)

Actors: Will Schmeckpeper (writer), Will Schmeckpeper (actor), Will Schmeckpeper (producer), Andrew Ellis (director), Andrew Ellis (writer), Andrew Ellis (editor), Andrew Ellis (producer), Kyle Morris (actor), Travis Swartz (actor), Yolanda Wood (actress), Ian Taylor (actor), JJ Neward (actress), Ian Taylor (writer), Frank Kanig (actor), Annie Cosho (actress),

Plot: Tells the tale of a shooting war that breaks out between rural Idaho neighbors-Sheriff Thompson and the Tucker family-over pent up frustrations regarding water rights. The Sheriff strikes first by secretly hiring the Bad Ass Chicks-a gang of roving outlaws--to drive the Tuckers from their ranch. When Pa Tucker refuses to leave his ranch, the Bad Ass Chicks gun him down in cold blood and issue an ultimatum to the rest of the Tucker Family that they have two days to depart or suffer a similar fate. The Tuckers-unaware of the Sheriff's role in Pa's death-appeal to the Sheriff for help, who promises protection. But Ma Tuckers is dubious about the Sheriff's competence, so the Tuckers hire a mercenary gunslinger named Delroy off the Internet to come defend their interests. Delroy arrives in Payette County and the stage is set for the climatic show-down in the Tucker corral. Stumbling unawares into the midst of this brouhaha is the hapless Delbert, the ex-husband of Lucille Tucker. Freshly released from prison, Delbert arrives in Payette County loudly proclaiming his intention to kill Lucille-a plan that is quickly thwarted by the locals, with a little help from the gunslinger Delroy.

Genres: Comedy,

18 (2001)

Actors: Dennis Haskins (actor), Dee Wallace (actress), Joyce DeWitt (actress), Brandon Fowler (writer), Brandon Fowler (director), Brandon Fowler (producer), Brandon Fowler (editor), Cory Pendergast (actor), Chad Bonsack (actor), Tom Fallon (actor), Dominic Giannetti (producer), Toi Svane Stepp (actress), Anthony Perretta (actor), Shaun Moore (producer), Blue Golden (miscellaneous crew),

Plot: 18 is a compelling and realistic look into the lives of a group of eighteen year-olds. The film takes place the summer after graduation from high-school, a very difficult period of time in a teenagers' life that is full of confusion and uncertainty. The story's focus is on Jay, his troubled home life and his new girlfriend Laura.

Keywords: dream, independent-film, love, surrealism, teenager
Genres: Drama,

FLMKR (1999)

Actors: Mark Stoddard (actor), John Carstarphen (editor), John Carstarphen (director), Frank Ford (actor), Íce Mrozek (actor), Angela Wilson (actress), Merri Brewer (actress), Suzanna Guzman (actress), Linda Coleman (actress), Curtis Martin (actor), James Kille (actor), Rebecca Rice (producer), Fernandez Juan (actor),

Plot: The film industry is scrutinized as never before in FLMKR, a new feature from Dallas-based GutsyFilms. Written and Directed by African-American veteran independent filmmaker John Carstarphen and Produced by Rebecca Rice, FLMKR is a brash, sexy, controversial look at how films get made--or don't get made, and why. Carstarphen and Rice have designed a surreal meditation on the film industry, one as loopy and bizarre as the industry itself. FLMKR doesn't simply examine the process of making a film. It explores the agonies of creative endeavor from personal compromises, to the concessions required of an entertainment-addicted society; all seen through the eyes of one paranoid filmmaker, living and working in the heart of the "conspiracy capital of the world", Dallas, Texas.

Keywords: independent-film
Genres: Mystery,
Taglines: What the f*ck is going on in American filmmaking?

Matinee (1993)

Actors: Dick Miller (actor), John Sayles (actor), Kevin McCarthy (actor), Marc Macaulay (actor), Robert Picardo (actor), Brett Rice (actor), Art Linkletter (actor), Robert Cornthwaite (actor), Archie Hahn (actor), John Goodman (actor), John F. Kennedy (actor), Joey Fatone (actor), David Clennon (actor), Jesse White (actor), William Schallert (actor),

Plot: A showman introduces a small coastal town to a unique movie experience and capitalises on the Cuban Missile crisis hysteria with a kitschy horror extravaganza combining film effects, stage props and actors in rubber suits in this salute to the B-movie.

Keywords: 1960s, b-movie, bomb-shelter, cold-war, coming-of-age, cuban-missile-crisis, destiny, fallout-shelter, film-in-film, first-kiss
Genres: Comedy, Drama,
Taglines: Lawrence Woolsey presents the end of civilization as we know it. Make that... Proudly Presents!

Quotes:

Gene Loomis: Y'know, it's hard to believe you're a grown-up.::Ruth Corday: No kidding.::Lawrence Woolsey: You think grown-ups have it all figured out? That's just a hustle, kid. Grown-ups are making it up as they go along, just like you. You remember that, and you'll do fine.

General Ankrum: [referring to the giant creature climbing the building] What in creation do you call that thing?::Ruth Corday: Bill...

Dr. Flankon: [to Carole] Young lady, human/insect mutation is far from an exact science...

Ruth Corday: He's not a monster, he's a shoe salesmen.::General Ankrum: [referring to her transformed husband] Would you let *that* fit you in a pump?

[Lawrence Woolsey describes his movie-making philosophy]::Lawrence Woolsey: A zillion years ago, a guy's living in a cave. He goes out one day, Bam! He gets chased by a mammoth. Now he's scared to death, but he gets away. And when it's all over with, he feels great.::Gene Loomis: Well yeah, 'cause he's still living.::Lawrence Woolsey: Yeah, but he knows he is. And he feels it. So he goes home, back to the cave, the first thing he does, [Waving his hand on a brick wall to show cave-drawing of Woolly Mammoth]... he does a drawing of the mammoth. And he thinks, "People are coming to see this. Let's make it good. Let's make the teeth real long, and the eyes real mean." [Animated sequence of roaring Woolly Mammoth, squashed at end by Woolsey's hand] Boom! The first monster movie. That's probably why I still do it. You make the teeth as big as you want, then you kill it off, everything's okay, the lights come up... [Pretending to sigh] .

Howard, the Theater Manager: [believing that the Soviets are attacking his theater] This is it!

Lawrence Woolsey: [seeing kids jump in their seats] Gotcha!

Lawrence Woolsey: Herb's an interesting guy. He used to be kind of, uh... dishonest: shakedown artist, strong arm. Someone sent him to collect money from me just when I needed an inexpensive actor. Isn't it fun to know these things about your favorite stars?

Howard, the Theater Manager: The country is on red alert. People are already scared.::Lawrence Woolsey: Exactly! What a perfect time to open a new horror movie. Think of it, my friend. Millions of people looking over their shoulder, waiting for God's other shoe to drop, never knowing if each kiss, each sunset...::[Woolsey steps on a malted milk ball]::Lawrence Woolsey: ...each malted milk ball might be their last.

Lawrence Woolsey: [talking to theatre staff] I know some of you have never been in the motion picture business before, and some of you have been at it a long time. But I want all of you to look at the faces out here during this picture. There's gonna be room in their heads for only one thought: "Don't let it get me!" They know we can't hurt 'em, but they're still gonna be scared half to death. And all of you, when you thread the projector, when you tear the tickets, when you sell the jujubes, you're all a part of it. And just when it gets the worst, when they're sitting there and their hearts are going like trapped animals out here in the dark, we save them. And they say, "Hey, it's all right! Thank God! Hey, can I see that again?" P.S., No, they can't. We clear between shows.