Book of Judith

Heaven Is Now (2013)

Actors: Jack Gattanella (producer), Audrey Lorea (editor), Audrey Lorea (producer), Audrey Lorea (actress), Audrey Lorea (writer), Audrey Lorea (director), Elizabeth Lee (actress), Clarke Mayer (producer), Clarke Mayer (editor), Dasha Kittredge (actress), Thomas Wesson (actor), Galway McCullough (miscellaneous crew), Sarah Seeds (actress), Jack Sochet (actor), Shawn Reber (actor),

Plot: Mira's love affair with the perverse girl-next-door, Penny, takes a highly unusual twist and propels her into an inter-dimensional, psychedelic journey. After encountering a series of otherworldly characters on this journey- go-go dancers and aliens, gold gun carrying lovers, and queen alien empresses - Mira discovers her role in the future of humanity and the inevitable shift in collective consciousness on planet Earth.

Imbabazi (2013)

Actors: Veronique Doumbe (editor), Veronique Doumbe (producer), Shernaz Italia (producer), Michael Wawuyo (actor), Ioannis Kourtis (composer), Felix Bwanika (actor), Casey Schroen (writer), Joel Karekezi (writer), Joel Karekezi (director), Casey Schroen (producer), Joel Karekezi (producer), Joel Karekezi (writer), Richard Wandera (actor), Musarait Kashmiri (producer), Birwinyo Monica (actress),

Penpals (2012)

Actors: Kire Paputts (producer), Gerald Patrick Fantone (director), Gerald Patrick Fantone (producer), Gerald Patrick Fantone (writer), Victor Pereira (actor), Darcy Campbell (actor), Meelad Moaphi (editor), Matt Landry (actor), Rachel Day (miscellaneous crew), Danielle van Eeden (costume designer), Brooke Banning (actor),

Plot: Marvin, a developmentally challenged young man, spends his afternoon writing back to his long time pen pal, Princess Lulu, a story book princess living in a theme park somewhere in Florida. Little does he know, the letters he's been getting are actually not from the Princess herself but from the same person whom he thinks has been mailing all his letters.

The Heiner Affair: A Play (2011)

Actors: Kevin Baker (producer), Kevin Baker (writer), Rob Corrigan (actor), Sarieda Kamilo (actor), James Wolfe (director), Darren Brierley (editor),

Plot: This film poses a simple question: If a 14-year-old black girl is pack-raped by four older youths, should the police always investigate and seek justice on her behalf? On the one hand, in Queensland, in the case of Anna, the powers of government effectively answered no. In Anna's case, Queensland government officials refused to act - and even destroyed the evidence. The police, crime commissions, and even the Queensland governor declined to get involved. On the other hand, a few ordinary people in a small country town believe that the rule of law should be the same for all, that Anna deserves justice, and that it is past time to answer the above question with a resounding 'Yes'.

The Gospel Truth (2009)

Actors: Grant James (actor), Bob Fanucchi (actor), Billy Blair (actor), Jay Prichard (actor), Jeff Niems (director), Jeff Niems (producer), Jeff Niems (actor), Jeff Niems (writer), Jeff Niems (editor), Gordon Fox (actor), Dathan Smith (actor), Anjanette Clewis (actress), Anjanette Clewis (actress), Anjanette Clewis (actress), Jay Shirtz (writer),

Plot: When young journalism major Daisy Whitlock is assigned the task of producing a documentary about an influential member of her community, she makes the mistake of choosing former Broadway star and current mega-church Pastor Jefferson Rabinovitch as her subject the very day he walks out on his congregation. Rabinovitch believes it is his mission to make a movie based on an uncensored version of the Bible and partners up with Jay Jobson, a homeless guy he meets by divine decree; or so it seems. Claiming to be a filmmaker, Jay uses this opportunity to fulfill his lifelong dream of making an all-out adult film, all the while convincing Rabinovitch that he's staying true to the original Bible-based script. Auditions are held in Hollywood to find just the right actor to play Jesus; someone who's got that extra something special. A rock and roll legend agrees to sing the film's title song. Product placement opportunities are rolling in and the buzz for the film is growing. What could possibly go wrong? As the Bible implicitly states... dung happens. Initially offended by Jay's outlandish interpretations of the text, Rabinovitch discovers that those whose voices the church has tried to ignore, e.g. the gays and lesbians, the Universalists, the poor and oppressed, the sinners and the whores, all have something important to say to those who have ears to hear it. But Daisy's Pastor, an ambitious man with a heart set on preserving the status quo, wants to stifle those voices and leads an all out assault on Jay, Rabinovitch, and their film. Jay can't understand what the man's problem is... hasn't he read the Bible? It's chock full of adult material! Rabinovitch is too busy staying one step ahead of the Law to argue with Jay, especially since it looks like God's promises are not being fulfilled. Daisy, in spite of it all, just keeps her camera rolling as the 'Gospel Truth' becomes harder and harder.... to believe.

Bad Timing (2008)

Actors: Keller Davis (editor), Pamela Jo Bowman (producer), Daniel Magallanes (actor), Cynthia Greening (writer), Cynthia L. Greening (producer), Jacob Felix (editor), Lindsay Lewis (actress), Michael Gonzales (actor), Jabbes Mvula (writer), Michael Ruiz (writer), Jabbes Mvula (director), Michael Ruiz (actor), M.K. Racine (producer), Michael Montesa (producer), Amy Lea Taylor (actress),

Plot: BAD T!MING is the story of Chiku, a respected Zambian social activist who is the leader of a U.N. Committee to improve the Future of the African Child. He is the son of a Ngoni chief who is to marry the daughter of a Tonga leader. The police come to arrest Chiku at his wedding, his bride is horrified to discover that he is accused of raping a neighborhood girl. Chiku begins an epic struggle to restore himself personally and professionally. A tale of failure, corruption, forgiveness and redemption, BAD T!MING reveals the rich Zambian culture in the first feature film made in that country.

El principe de Argel (2004)

Actors: José Villalobos (composer), Roberto Butragueño (producer), Luis Ferrón (miscellaneous crew), Sara Montalvo (actress), Antonio Duque (actor), Abraham Hayon (producer), Abraham Hayon (director), Abraham Hayon (writer), Joan Borrell Mayeur (producer), Abraham Hayon (producer), Jaime Cruz (producer), Alauda Ruiz de Azúa (miscellaneous crew), Txema Hermoso (miscellaneous crew), Gloria Vega (actress), Mar Abascal (actress),

Le livre des désirs (1996)

Actors: Pierre Laplace (actor), Quentin Raspail (producer), Cécile Fleury (actress), Sabine Tingry (actress), Servais Mont (director), Drünna (actress), Patrick Drujon (producer), Jade (actress), Jean-Philippe Vallespir (editor), Fabien (actor), Anne Maréchal (actress), Marc Soudain (writer), Marc Soudain (writer), Franz Fagot (composer), Léa Ellyna (writer),

Heartburn (1986)

Actors: Natasha Lyonne (actress), Stockard Channing (actress), Caroline Aaron (actress), Anna Maria Horsford (actress), Kenneth Welsh (actor), John Wood (actor), Tony Shalhoub (actor), Kevin Spacey (actor), John Rothman (actor), Jeff Daniels (actor), Milos Forman (actor), Jack Nicholson (actor), Richard Masur (actor), Angela Pietropinto (actress), Catherine O'Hara (actress),

Plot: An autobiographical look at the breakup of Ephron's marriage to Carl "All the President's Men" Bernstein that was also a best-selling novel. The Ephron character, Rachel is a food writer at a New York magazine who meets Washington columnist Mark at a wedding and ends up falling in love with him despite her reservations about marriage. They buy a house, have a daughter, and Rachel thinks they are living happily ever after until she discovers that Mark is having an affair while she is waddling around with a second pregnancy.

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Ruth of the Range (1923)

Actors: Milton Berle (actor), Pat Harmon (actor), Lorimer Johnston (actor), Ernest C. Warde (actor), Ruth Roland (actress), Gilson Willets (writer), W.S. Van Dyke (director), Ernest C. Warde (director), Bruce Gordon (actor), Harry De Vere (actor), Frank Leon Smith (director), Frank Leon Smith (writer), Bob Rose (actor), Omar Whitehead (actor), M.C. Levee (producer),