The Boy and the Bus (2013)

Actors: Ali Cook (actor), Tracey Wilkinson (actress), Simon Pitts (producer), Simon Pitts (director), Matt Chodan (editor), Rocio Cano (producer), Rod Arthur (writer), Chih-Peng Lucas Kao (miscellaneous crew), Gregory Floy (actor), Liz Randon (miscellaneous crew), Tony Neilson (actor), Phillippa Wilson (actress), James Shaul (actor), Philip Harrison (actor), Gayle Playford (costume designer),

Plot: After Joe's mother dies he and his father find themselves coping alone after moving to a remote new village. In the tradition of British landscape films, James Shaul is JOE a boy who won't give up on life even as his family life falls apart. The cast includes veteran UK character actors Gregory Floy(from UK TV's 'Emmerdale') and Tracey Wilkinson ('Bad Girls'). The screenplay is by actor Rod Arthur ('Prime Suspect'). The soundtrack features original music from the UK's hip "The Little Unsaid" and New Zealand's "Tiny Ruins". World-renowned cinematographer Christopher Doyle HKSC frames the harshly beautiful landscape of the UK's Northumberland region and the film is Directed by Simon Pitts.

The Visitor from Planet Omicron (2013)

Actors: Sally Kirkland (producer), Sally Kirkland (actress), Tom Tangen (producer), Tom Tangen (actor), Tom Tangen (producer), Tom Tangen (miscellaneous crew), George Meyers (actor), Robert Mercado (actor), Sunil Sadarangani (actor), Ray Quiroga (actor), Ray Quiroga (producer), Liz Rodriguez (miscellaneous crew), Loretta Shenosky (actress), Eddy Salazar (actor), Eddy Salazar (producer),

Plot: An alien comes to earth with a botanical virus plot. He's not a bad guy, he's just in it for the paycheck. But a shut-in Arizona widow wins him over with her garden-fresh produce, protects him like a foster mother, and even flies to Omicron to overthrow his scheming government. Not bad for a retired widow from Phoenix.

Inbetween (2008)

Actors: Jason Croot (actor), Adrian Annis (actor), Luis Robledo (actor), Kevin T. Collins (actor), Grzegorz Kowalczyk (actor), Nichola Fynn (actress), Simeon Willis (actor), David Antonelli (editor), David Antonelli (producer), David Antonelli (writer), David Antonelli (director), David Richter (actor), Luciano Dodero (actor), Michelle Edwards (actress), Sarah Cabrera (actress),

Plot: Inbetween is the story of Jan, a bomb maker and aspiring painter who is trying to change his life and escape from his past involvements with a terrorist organization (based loosely on the Bader-Meinhof Gang and the SLA). The film explores his relationships with a young slacker couple in London and his terrorist former girl friend, as he tries to strike back at the terrorist leader while also fulfilling his obsession with painting and meeting a mysterious local pop singer.

Dark River (1990)

Actors: Tom Bell (actor), Ian McNeice (actor), Bryan Pringle (actor), Ned Sherrin (actor), Tony Haygarth (actor), Siân Phillips (actress), Freddie Jones (actor), Rosemary Leach (actress), Frank Middlemass (actor), Michael Denison (actor), Max Wall (actor), Robert James (actor), Malcolm Taylor (composer), Malcolm Taylor (director), Malcolm Taylor (producer),

Plot: On the banks of a river flowing through the lowlands of Africa the British have set up a colony, England in the sun, England as a Utopia, England without the restraints of European civilization. Into this tight-knit community a stranger (Deacon) strays, refusing to abide by its self-serving code. He is immediately set at odds with the locals; a businessman ( K B Priestley) who employs his authority in the community to disguise his personal weaknesses, his daughter (Lydia) who uses the men in the community as rungs in her climb out of provincialism, a sour, manipulative club barman (Yorkie), a widow and cocoa heiress (Mrs Blessington) who plays puppet-master from a distance, hero of the bars Oliver with his dubious investment schemes, sardonic gossip columnist Jane Audeby, and club waiter Elias who becomes his most candid counsellor. Deacon's big mistake is to write and publish a novel which draws on their weaknesses ... and the novel's big mistake is to become a success back home. Before sunrise one morning a boat sets sail upriver. In it are First Secretary Hugo Shrike - and Deacon, who has made a rendezvous somewhere on the banks with the person he has vowed to destroy. By nightfall the community will number one person fewer. Colonial Dispatches invites the viewer to share the vantage point of Deacon as he is cheated, manipulated, seduced and misled in a series of long, no-holds-barred speeches directly to camera, while all the while the river winds its way round the protagonists like a strangling ivy. In many ways a demanding film, Colonial Dispatches breaks new ground in its exploration of the most beguiling topography of all - the human face.

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Chase Through the Night (1983)

Actors: Nicole Kidman (actress), John Jarratt (actor), Jeff Truman (actor), Paul Sonkkila (actor), Rob George (writer), Brett Climo (actor), Brendon Lunney (producer), Justine Saunders (actress), Lyn Collingwood (actress), Steve Dodd (actor), Ron Blanchard (actor), Howard Rubie (director), Scott McGregor (actor), Josephine Emery (writer), Fiona Spence (costume designer),

Plot: A group of harden criminals on the lam take refuse in the badlands of the Australian outback. When they come across a small settlement they take hostages in case the law shows up. But are outwitted by a supernatural force, a powerful shaman.

Passage Home (1955)

Actors: Patrick McGoohan (actor), Robert Brown (actor), Martin Benson (actor), Arthur Lovegrove (actor), Cyril Cusack (actor), Peter Finch (actor), Bryan Forbes (actor), Hugh Griffith (actor), Michael Craig (actor), Glyn Houston (actor), Gordon Jackson (actor), Geoffrey Keen (actor), Sam Kydd (actor), Duncan Lamont (actor), Philip Ray (actor),