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Thirty One (2014)

Actors: Sage Brocklebank (actor), Nathan Witte (actor), Adam Dent (actor), Adam Dent (producer), Adam Dent (writer), Adam Dent (director), Adam Dent (editor), Rhonda Dent (actress), Robert Leaf (actor), Goldie Hoffman (actress), Ryan Steele (actor), Victoria Bidewell (actress), Mark Wynn (actor), Shaine Jones (actor), John Fitzgerald (actor),

Red Car (2013)

Actors: Daniella Kahane (producer), David Withers (actor), Laura Allen (actress), Tim Blough (actor), Dominique Lefebvre (producer), Kim Bogus (actress), Sara Chesney (miscellaneous crew), Steven Wilsey (writer), Steven Wilsey (director), Angie Collins (actor), Brian Smith (producer), Isaac Tay (producer), Anthony Wilsey (producer), Roy Wilsey (producer), Sherry Wilsey (producer),

Obsession (2010)

Actors: Ian Changhee Lee (producer), Ian Changhee Lee (writer), Ian Changhee Lee (director), Ian Changhee Lee (editor), Sean Chou (actor), Chatherine Redhouse (actor), Artemis Bell (actor),

The Last Lullaby (2008)

Actors: Andrew Haynes (miscellaneous crew), Derek Yip (miscellaneous crew), Alison Cohen (miscellaneous crew), Philip Harrison (editor), Tom Sizemore (actor), K. Lynn Martin (miscellaneous crew), Bill Smitrovich (actor), Edrick Browne (actor), Randall Batinkoff (actor), Ritchie Montgomery (actor), Jason Konopisos (actor), Jerry Hardin (actor), Ray McKinnon (actor), Mona Coulter (miscellaneous crew), Kendrick Hudson (miscellaneous crew),

Plot: Price, a former hitman, is struggling to cope with retirement. He left the assassination business to live the "easy life." However, retirement arrived with its own agenda. It was not the instant peace and calm that Price expected. Rather, it was emptiness, boredom, and, worst of all, restlessness. The Last Lullaby plummets Price back into his old life and forces him into a corner from which he may never escape. Price's old ways no longer work for him when his heart opens, and he finds life beyond his profession. The tension finally boils, as Price must decide to close himself off again or open himself up to a world beyond his control.

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Passover at the Wellmans (2008)

Actors: Gideon Shmorak (editor), Richard Whaley (actor), Gary Magder (writer), Jennifer Gawlik (actress), Ricky Magder (director), Matt Schapiro (actor),

Trespassing (2004)

Actors: Frank Duffy (miscellaneous crew), Michael Barnes (producer), Maryam d'Abo (actress), Jeff Galpin (actor), Clayne Crawford (actor), Kurtwood Smith (actor), Tim Turner (miscellaneous crew), Justin Groetsch (actor), James Merendino (composer), James Merendino (director), James Merendino (writer), Jeff Bryan Davis (actor), Kimberly C. Anderson (miscellaneous crew), Malcolm Petal (producer), Kathy Chambless Oliver (miscellaneous crew),

Plot: The graduation student Mark is developing a monograph work about contemporary myths, and he interviews the psychiatrist Dr. Theodore Rosen, who was treating Carl Bryce, a deranged teenager that killed his parents twenty years ago. The body of Carl has never been found and there is an urban legend that the spot is a cursed place since slavery times, causing madness and death to those that trespass the area. Mark invites his friends Eric, Tyler, Kristy Goodman and Sharon to help him in his research in the old real estate. Once there, a mysterious killer starts to execute and chase the group, with the survivors trying to escape alive.

Le parfum du désir (2003)

Actors: Tiffany Diamond (actress), Philippe Dean (actor), Phil Holliday (actor), Marc Dorcel (producer), Pascal Saint-James (actor), Ian Scott (actor), Titus Steel (actor), Titof (actor), Monica Sweetheart (actress), Lea De Mae (actress), Valentina Valli (actress), Marc Barrow (actor), Mélanie Coste (actress), Angela Tiger (writer), Angela Tiger (director),

No More Dirty Deals (1993)

Actors: Melinda Taksen (miscellaneous crew), Douglas Rowe (actor), Vince Cecere (actor), David J. Schweitzer (producer), David J. Schweitzer (director), Lawrence Cook (actor), Lawrence Cook (writer), Taimak (actor), Rod Tinney (miscellaneous crew), Jennifer Langdon (actress), Gordon Scott Venters (producer), Mike Elias (editor), Robert B. Venters (producer), Marjorie Orbin (actress), Robert B. Venters (writer),

Until September (1984)

Actors: Gérard Caillaud (actor), Patrick Braoudé (actor), Edith Perret (actress), Jean-Gabriel Nordmann (actor), Mike Marshall (actor), John Barry (composer), Thierry Lhermitte (actor), Maryam d'Abo (actress), Jacques François (actor), Karen Allen (actress), Fernand Guiot (actor), Sean Barton (editor), Serge Berry (actor), Albert Augier (actor), Christopher Cazenove (actor),

Plot: Mo Alexander's bad luck is that she misses the plane in Paris carrying her tour group and her luggage. On top of this, she finds that it will take several days for the travel agent to work out the problem. In the meantime, Mo meets Xavier, a true Parisian, who sees Mo as an opportunity to enjoy himself while his family is out of town. Mo reluctantly begins an affair with him, and finds herself wrestling with her conscience. For Xavier, Mo is a challenge to his cultural identity making it difficult to dismiss her. They enjoy a beautiful physical and emotional relationship, and in the end, being in love with Mo has the ability alter Xavier on a fundamental level.

Nine Till Six (1952)

Actors: Dandy Nichols (actress), Eunice Gayson (actress), Delphi Lawrence (actress), Noel Hood (actress), Marie Ney (actress), Ian Atkins (producer), Aimée Stuart (writer), Betty Huntley-Wright (actress), Tania Lieven (director), Tania Lieven (writer), June Rodney (actress), Ilona Ference (actress), Kathleen Michael (actress), Maureen Davis (actress), Eleanor Bryan (actress),