Documentary film

A Plumber for Every Need (2012)

Actors: Gunter Hanfgarn (producer), Anna Drubich (composer), Gines Olivares (editor), Anastasia Vinokurova (writer), Anastasia Vinokurova (producer), Anastasia Vinokurova (director), Andrey Noskov (actor),

Los Goya 25 años (2011)

Actors: José Coronado (actor), Rodrigo Cortés (actor), Fernando Colomo (actor), Enrique Cerezo (actor), Emilio Aragón (actor), José Corbacho (actor), Mario Camus (actor), Carlos Bardem (actor), Javier Bardem (actor), Álex Angulo (actor), Juan Diego Botto (actor), Andreu Buenafuente (actor), Imanol Arias (actor), Eduardo Campoy (actor), Rodrigo Cortés (actor),

Let Me Finish (2010)

Actors: Alex Murphy (director), Alex Murphy (editor), Alex Murphy (producer), Don Murphy (producer), Don Murphy (producer), Courtney Byrd (actor), Behnaz Abolmaali (actress),

Plot: Directed by a person who stutters, 'Let Me Finish' share the personal experiences of Evan, Behnaz, and Joy; three life-long stutterers living in Austin, Texas. Through their compelling interviews, their group meetings at the National Stuttering Association Austin chapter, and expert testimony from leading UT Speech Language Pathologist Dr. Courtney Byrd, the documentary explores the physical and psychological effects of stuttering, dispels commonly held myths perpetuated by the media, and informs friends, family and others how they can help make communication a little easier for stutterers in their own lives.

Jay (2008)

Actors: Baron Geisler (producer), Armando Lao (miscellaneous crew), Baron Geisler (actor), Chuck Gutierrez (editor), Coco Martin (actor), Sherad Anthony Sanchez (miscellaneous crew), Francis Xavier Pasion (actor), Francis Xavier Pasion (producer), Francis Xavier Pasion (director), Francis Xavier Pasion (editor), Francis Xavier Pasion (writer), Allan Noble (actor), Flor Salanga (actress), Peewee O'Hara (actress), Karla Pambid (actress),

Plot: Jay is the name of the two protagonists in the film. Jay Santiago is a gay TV producer documenting the family of a gay hate crime victim who happens to be his namesake, Jay Mercado. In the process of producing for his TV program, Jay Santiago intrudes into the private grief of the other Jay's family and he is drawn to the secret life and love of his subject. Warning: Do not believe everything you see as truth.

Iran Is My Home (2003)

Actors: David Diaan (actor), David Diaan (producer), David Diaan (director), Arash Ayrom (writer), Arash Ayrom (editor), Saam Gabbay (composer),

Plot: Filmmaker David Diaan, an expatriate residing in Los Angeles , left his native Iran 24 years ago, unable to return due to the sudden and fierce changes that rocked Iran in 1979. However, motivated by a deep longing to visit his motherland and the recent easing up of tensions, he finally deemed it safe enough to pay a visit. Ready for a culture shock, yet haunted by fading memories of his childhood, Diaan filmed his journey with an adoring eye, eager to capture every moment. He cautiously traversed the streets without a crew or equipment, armed only with a hand-held camera small enough to hide from the authorities, hoping that somehow he would be able to smuggle his tapes out of the country without them being confiscated. Through candid and unrehearsed interviews on the streets, Diaan delves into the hearts and minds of a humble people surrounded on the one hand by the remnants of mythical Persia, and the encroaching realities of a modern world on the other. What strikes him most, however, is the beauty and promise of a bright new generation of Iranian youth that is sure to demand the freedom and the happinesss that the citizens of every land deserve.