Tableau Vivant (2014)

Actors: Erik A. Williams (actor), Melissa K. Webb (miscellaneous crew), Jesse Woodrow (actor), Christopher Heltai (actor), Robert Rexx (actor), Rosie Moss (actress), Tamzin Brown (actor), Kyle Broom (writer), Kyle Broom (director), Ana Corbi (actress), Ana Corbi (actress), Kelly Sarah (actress), Annie Hsu (actress), Nicole Stark (actress), Lisa Valerie Morgan (actress),

Plot: Fame. Celebrity. Wealth. Max, an up and coming artist hungry for fame, meets Sara, a budding young art critic who suffers the same obsessiveness about her work as he does his. The two begin a tumultuous relationship based on using each other to get ahead and sequester themselves in a cabin in the woods, set on creating a work of art that they feel will completely revolutionize the art world. They want to make a work of art that is alive; even if it takes their own lives to do it.

Genres: Drama,

Existential Surfers (2013)

Actors: Mario R. Coello (writer), Mario R. Coello (editor), Mario R. Coello (writer), Mario R. Coello (director), Caryn Shalita (actress), Richard Francis (actor), Danielle Dipietro (producer), Richard Francis (actor), Pablo Acanda (actor), Pablo Acanda (actor), Evan Dwin (actor), Evan Dwin (actor), Nathaniel Higgs (actor), Nathaniel Higgs (actor), Anthony Knight (actor),

Genres: Drama, Fantasy, Mystery, Short,

Acumenacon (2013)

Actors: Steven Markow (actor), Steven Markow (actor), Steven Markow (actor), Steven Markow (actor), Steven Markow (actor), Steven Markow (writer), Steven Markow (director), Steven Markow (editor),

Plot: A no-budget, schizo-solipsist, dada-nightmare talk show with guests like Freud, Trotsky, Nietzsche, and Artaud, ACUMENACON explores the deranged psyche of the mysterious Dr. Richard M. Money. Abandon all hope, ye who enter this bizarre, visionary digital short.

Genres: Comedy, Short,

Black Swan Theory (2011)

Actors: Frances Lozada (actress), Stephen Hill (actor), DeWanda Wise (actress), Rodney Parnther (producer), Nikyatu Jusu (writer), Nikyatu Jusu (editor), Nikyatu Jusu (director), Jeevan D'Souza (actor), Artesia Balthrop (producer), Kaleber Soze (actor), Sarah Williams (costume designer), Ian Miller (composer), Tambay Obenson (producer), Monique Currie (producer), Erik Clancy (actor),

Genres: Action, Crime, Short, Thriller,
Taglines: A psychiatric casualty of war recently returned to the US, SONYA'S imagined sense of normalcy crumbles around her; she must hunt or become the hunted.

Circuit Breaker (2010)

Actors: Will Underwood (producer), Jj Rubin (editor), Jj Rubin (actor), Kamal Hakim (producer), Mathew Cunningham (writer), Tom Valentine Gelo (actor), Michael Heard Johnson (actor), Michael Heard Johnson (actor), Mathew Cunningham (actor), Mathew Cunningham (writer), Tom Valentine Gelo (writer), Tom Valentine Gelo (composer), Mathew Cunningham (director), Mathew Cunningham (editor), Whitney Bennett (editor),

Genres: Animation, Fantasy, Sci-Fi, Short, Thriller,

Mighty Mutant Mollusks (2009)

Actors: Teddy Blanks (composer), Charles Mulford (producer), Jameson West (actor), Benjamin Moses Smith (writer), Benjamin Moses Smith (editor), Benjamin Moses Smith (director), Benjamin Moses Smith (producer), Stephanie Huettner (producer), Nicholas Saenz (actor), Thomas McHenry (actor), A.J. Del Cueto (producer), Shaun Avants (actor), Riley O'Bryan (actor), Monica Prater (actress), Emily Chapman (actress),

Genres: Action, Comedy, Short,

When Nietzsche Wept (2007)

Actors: Danny Dimbort (producer), Trevor Short (producer), Lonnie Ramati (miscellaneous crew), Alan J. Lam (miscellaneous crew), Avi Lerner (producer), Rick Eyler (miscellaneous crew), Claude Forest (miscellaneous crew), Armand Assante (actor), Joanna Pacula (actress), Ben Cross (actor), John Thompson (producer), Boaz Davidson (producer), Marco Assante (miscellaneous crew), Katheryn Winnick (actress), Mila Maslarova (miscellaneous crew),

Genres: Drama,
Taglines: We Are More In Love With Desire Than The Desired

Quotes:

[first lines]::Lou Salome: [writing a letter] Dr. Breuer, I must see you on a matter of life or death. Meet at nine tomorrow morning, at the Cafe Rousse.

Lou Salome: [about Nietzsche's advances] I wanted to learn, not to submit.

Nietzsche: Tell me about you illness.::Josef Breuer: Would it be more efficient to read my previous consultations?::Nietzsche: I'm sure they're excellent physicians, thank you. But I make my own diagnosis before reviewing those of my colleagues, just as I prefer to see a play before reading the reviews.

Nietzsche: It is my ambition to say in ten sentences what others say in a whole book.

Josef Breuer: [despondently about a patient] I left her weakened. Crippled.::Nietzsche: You are responsible for all of your thoughts and deeds, but she, by virtue of this so-called illness, she is exonerated for everything? Who has damaged whom? Who has weakened whom? Doesn't this crippled person, as you call her, have greater power over you?

Nietzsche: He's looking into the horror of his existence. He is encountering times, devout angels... but he sees too much. His insignificance, this mere little speck. There he is. And now his fear becomes so raw that he welcomes lust into his mind. And he stops looking into this chasm, and he begins to spend his time recollecting these miracles as how this little crippled person moves her legs, her lips, and her arms, and her breasts. And his mind, which was built for the noblest of ideas, becomes clogged now, with trash.

Nietzsche: I think to love such a woman is to hate life.

Nietzsche: Living safely is dangerous.::Josef Breuer: Living safely is dangerous?

Josef Breuer: I should have been I before I became we!::Mathilda: Words, words, Josef, you cannot live in words!

Josef Breuer: How could I have given up everything?::Nietzsche: You'd given up everything long before you met me.::Josef Breuer: Yes, but now I have nothing.::Nietzsche: Nothing *is* everything. In order to grow strong, you must first sink your roots deep into nothingness. Learn to face your loneliest loneliness.

Jesus Christ Supercop (2005)

Actors: Austin Bragg (producer), Austin Bragg (writer), Austin Bragg (editor), Austin Bragg (director), Austin Bragg (actor), Austin Bragg (writer), Jack Reda (writer), Jack Reda (actor), Michael Bass (actor), Matt Hartman (actor), Hunter Christy (writer), Hunter Christy (actor), Michael T. Setti (actor), Jim Doyle (actor), Liz Demery (actor),

Plot: Police detective Jesus Christ plays by his own rules. Problems with authority, his Tourette's-ridden girlfriend, and the man who killed his father are all dealt with over the course of this series of five-minute videos originally screened at Channel102 in New York.

Keywords: character-name-in-title
Genres: Comedy, Short,

Mon coeur est rouge (1976)

Actors: Jean-Pierre Bisson (actor), Mai Zetterling (actress), Judith Magre (actress), Judith Magre (actress), Jean-Pierre Bisson (actor), Geneviève Mnich (actress), Anne Wiazemsky (actress), Françoise Lebrun (actress), Suzanne Baron (editor), Anouk Grinberg (actress), Françoise Vatel (actress), Antoine Fontaine (actor), Paule Zajdermann (actress), Coralie Seyrig (actress), Coralie Seyrig (actress),

Genres: ,

Monty Python: International Philosophy (1972)

Actors: Graham Chapman (actor), John Cleese (actor), Terry Gilliam (actor), Eric Idle (actor), Terry Jones (actor), Michael Palin (actor), Terry Jones (writer), Terry Jones (director),

Plot: The Philosophers' Football Match is a Monty Python sketch depicting a football match in the Olympiastadion at the 1972 Munich Olympics between philosophers representing Greece and Germany. Starring in the sketch are Archimedes (John Cleese), Socrates (Eric Idle), Hegel (Graham Chapman), Nietzsche (Michael Palin), Marx (Terry Jones) and Kant (Terry Gilliam).

Keywords: football, nietzsche, philosophy
Genres: Comedy, Short, Sport,