The Fence (2013)

Actors: Felino Dolloso (actor), Adrian Chiarella (editor), Kenneth Moraleda (actor), Lucy Gaffy (writer), Lucy Gaffy (director), Kiki Dillon (producer), Matt McGowan (composer),

The Peculiar (2012)

Actors: Tetsuo Suzuki (editor), Mizuki Aoyagi (producer), Tetsuo Suzuki (director), Mizuki Aoyagi (actor), Ayumu Tatsugami (composer), Takeshi Hara (writer), Toshiki Nakata (actor), Chiaki Okamoto (actor), Naoko Otani (actor),

Plot: In Japan of the near future, where the power reactors of the spacecraft which fell affected the human being and nature. Vagrant Bligh who parts from a wife owing to the perception disorder that the lump of meat will catch sight of all human beings, and is leading the life on the street. The mysterious man Iida accompanied young woman appears. Bligh goes to the crash site of a spacecraft at the request of Iida. And, he notices young women is look-alike of the divorced his wife Irie.

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.

The Four Twenty-One (2009)

Actors: Tony Sommers (actor), Yeena Fisher (actress), Owen Thomas (actor), Brian Levy (actor), Mark Lavell (actor), Orlando Mendoza (actor), Arlo Hemphill (actor), Patrick M. Brady (actor), Keith Shawn (actor), Alan Kaiser (actor), Karen Hager (producer), Karen Hager (actress), Michael Anthony Carlisi (actor), Steve McMoy (actor), Alex Plant (actor),

Plot: As a child, Buddy Cortez was recruited by a covert branch of the government and trained to hunt and destroy aliens that are living among us. Now, as the danger increases and a lifetime of killing takes its toll on Buddy, each desperate decision may prove to be his last.

Ginmaku ban Sushi ôji!: Nyûyôku e iku (2008)

Actors: Yukihiko Tsutsumi (director), Kin'ya Kitaôji (actor), Tsuyoshi Ihara (actor), Tsuyoshi Ihara (actor), Jason A. McCauley (miscellaneous crew), Satomi Ishihara (actress), Wayne Chang (actor), Adeyto (actress), Demian Resnick (miscellaneous crew), Yumiko Shaku (actress), Julius Zagon (actor), Kôichi Dômoto (actor), Kôichi Dômoto (composer), Masahiko Kawahara (writer), Kazuki Tsujimoto (actor),

Go Back to Sleep (2007)

Actors: Steven Miles (writer), Steven Miles (composer), Steven Miles (director), Steven Miles (actor), Sarah Tyree (actress), Corey Schlager (actress), Tomás A. Lazo (actor),

Plot: Rin is trying to help his friend Peach deal with the religious and spiritual implications of Peach's impending death from an incurable heart disease. The dramatic and emotional progression of the film is complemented by an allegory that draws a parallel between religion and Harry Harlow's famous psychological experiments with rhesus monkeys.

Picnic 1 (2007)

Actors: Eiji Shimada (writer), Eiji Shimada (director), Eiji Shimada (editor), Yoshihiro Tsukahara (composer), Ikeru Jojima (actor), Wakana Ogura (actor), Shinobu Kajita (actor), Takayasu Kuroiwa (actor), Hiroyuki Akimoto (actor),

Plot: Nakagawa Lighter is one of the oldest collectibles shops in Tanukikoji, Sapporo. It has been run by three generations over 100 years, however, today Lin's Grandpa is going to close his shop. Lin, 12 year old girl, makes an emergency call to Dad. Her father hasn't spoken face to face with his father since his younger days. He realizes his father is getting old. To make a decision, they play a card game, which reminds him of his happy memories spent with his father. Who wins and what kind of decision is to be made? A story about the inheritance and the decision-making in Japanese society.