Jane Got a Gun (2014)

Actors: Greg Bernstein (miscellaneous crew), Gavin O'Connor (director), Carol A. Compton (miscellaneous crew), Natalie Portman (producer), Joel Edgerton (actor), Rodrigo Santoro (actor), Natalie Portman (actress), Ewan McGregor (actor), Chad Brummett (actor), Jon Sperry (miscellaneous crew), Peter Fruchtman (producer), Noah Emmerich (actor), Jan Rudolph (miscellaneous crew), Boots Southerland (actor), Jenny Fitzgibbons (miscellaneous crew),

Plot: After her outlaw husband returns home shot with eight bullets and barely alive, Jane reluctantly reaches out to an ex-lover who she hasn't seen in over ten years to help her defend her farm when the time comes that her husband's gang eventually tracks him down to finish the job.

Cafe Window (2013)

Actors: Jonathon McGee (editor), Jonathon McGee (producer), Jonathon McGee (writer), Jonathon McGee (writer), Jonathon McGee (director), Penny Paul (actor), Camille Reynolds (actor), Penny Paul (producer), Camille Reynolds (actor), Lisa McGee (producer), Suzanne McGee (producer), Shana Brenion (actor), Jonathan Fletcher (composer), Joe Boles (actor), David Brenion (actor),

Plot: While on a walk, a shy young man's passion is ignited at the sight of a beautiful barista working in a cafe. While he desperately tries to contain the flames of his heart, the young man ultimately fails, resulting in the destruction of the cafe's espresso machine and an even greater divide between the two. With the cafe quickly going under and our troubled hero too afraid to face the consequences of their love, all hope seems lost for these lovers. Or is it?

The Hitman Extraordinaire (2012)

Actors: Ryan Tse (actor), Robert G. Christie (actor), Marlene Zechman (actress), Dominique Spencer (actor), Sharin Nelson (producer), Lorrie Smith (director), Lorrie Smith (writer), Lorrie Smith (producer), Jim Hickcox (producer), Kim Hoang (actor), Michael Alban (actor), Emma Earnest (actress), Terry McConnaughey (actor), Allison Plourde (actress), J. Mika Ackerman (actress),

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Night of Reality (2012)

Actors: Christie Campagna (actress), Ryan Sulak (actor), Keu Reyes (actor), Owen Edinger (producer), Owen Edinger (writer), Owen Edinger (actor), Owen Edinger (editor), Jeff Locker (actor), Amy Amir (actress), Tamara Perry (actress), Amy Amir (costume designer), Amy Amir (producer), Brad Bukauskas (actor), Megan Drayton (actor), Jocelyn Cruz (actress),

Plot: Marcus (Brad Bukauskas) is an aspiring actor who thinks his appearance on the new reality show "Who Wants to be a Celebrity?" will catapult him to instant fame. He is so excited that he's invited all of his friends to a private party to watch the episode, only to discover that the cameras have captured more of his embarrassing antics - and, worse, his infidelities - than he had expected. As the show rolls on, Marcus improvises a plan to save his relationship with his stressed out girlfriend Leanna (Lindsey Beeman), before she catches him in the act with a spoiled beauty queen CiCi (Katie Scherrer). Further complicating matters are Marcus's eager but naive film school sidekick Derek (Ron Drynan) and Leanna's secret flirtation with her best friend Zoe (Jocelyn Cruz). The reality show may have finished filming, but tonight, the real chaos begins. The film was shot on location in the Burbank, Van Nuys, and the LA Area.

Old Man Cabbage (2012)

Actors: Raymond Carr (director), Raymond Carr (producer), Raymond Carr (writer), Alyssa Marchelletta (actor), Karen Freed (costume designer), Alissa Valente Feucht (actress), Tristan Boswell (actor), Blair Crimmins (actor),

Plot: In a farm forgotten by time, Viola and Theodore are a couple of dust bowl farm kids who love to play circus. But their lives flipped upside down they are caught in an accident with Viola's abusive father in a struggle. They decide to runaway and join a ghostly circus that appears in a 1920's style Speakeasy. This new Long Form Narrative Music Video is based on the Song 'Old Man Cabbage' by Atlanta's own Ninja Puppet Productions Blair Crimmins and the Hookers and features the magnificent Imperial Opa Circus performers.

Vodka Tonic (2011)

Actors: Theodore Bouloukos (actor), Ivano Fachin (director), Ivano Fachin (producer), Ivano Fachin (writer), Julie Jei (actress), Mike Hsieh (actor), Mike Hsieh (producer), Danielle Buckery (actress), Jennifer Tsay (actress), Marina Lelchuk (costume designer), Marianne White (actress), Allen Horin (actor), Eloise Paul (actress),

I Should Be on TV! (2011)

Actors: Brad Holtzman (actor), Derrick Matthew Gary (writer), Dillon Paigen (actor), Wade F. Wilson (director), Wade F. Wilson (actor), Wade F. Wilson (writer), Julia Beth Stern (actress), Peter Mendoza (actor), Michael Jimenez (actor), Vincent DeFilippo (actor), Michael Jimenez (writer), Michael Jimenez (director), Brian Aguilar (writer), Meredith Michalojko (actress), Alyssa Cotero (actress),

Banoffee Pie (2010)

Actors: Mark A. Marple (actor), Tamara McShane (actress), Michelle Kinne (editor), Michelle Kinne (writer), Michelle Kinne (director), Norma Vorce (actress), Robert Pekurny (producer), Zachary Barnes (actor), Tabinda Syed (miscellaneous crew), Martha Mitchell (actress), Kristin Ramsey (producer), Justin Jopling (composer), Jennifer Perez (editor),

Plot: Bitter, old Georgina Barnes cares about one thing only: beating her lifelong rival, Dorothy Pratt, in the Goodview County Pie Contest. Just when she's about to give up, her young neighbor, Theodore, bothers her into making an unlikely pie with him. Georgina is so caught up in the past, she just might never be able to see what's really important in life.

Results May Vary (2008)

Actors: Yeena Fisher (actress), Robin Calvert (actor), Rob Rex (director), Rob Rex (writer), Rob Rex (producer), Fred Kolouch (editor), Antonio Perez (actor), Gene Maggio (producer), Benjamin Edwards (miscellaneous crew), Thomas Carlsen (actor), Kasey Christensen (actress), Marc Humpert (composer), James Sweet (actor), Warren Shelby (actor), Thomas Alexander (actor),

Plot: There is no guarantee that this film or its message will change your view towards racial, gender, religious, or social inequalities. It is possible that you may experience uncomfortable or confusing moments of disorientation in which you may find yourself confronted by an idea or belief that you do not agree with. Side effects from watching this film may include anger, lasting frustration, unexpected bouts of laughter, empowerment, a heightened sensitivity to those around you, spontaneous moments of deep thought, relapses into an ignorant state of mind, sudden shifts in ideology, and brief moments of awkward silence. If any of these symptoms should occur, please engage in a civilized and respectful conversation about it with your closest neighbor. Again, we make no guarantee that this film will change your life. Results may vary.

Grand Slam (1933)

Actors: William Bailey (actor), Reginald Barlow (actor), Maurice Black (actor), Harry C. Bradley (actor), Jack Byron (actor), Walter Byron (actor), Joseph Cawthorn (actor), Jimmy Conlin (actor), George Cooper (actor), Gino Corrado (actor), Frank Darien (actor), Gordon De Main (actor), James Donlan (actor), Lester Dorr (actor), Wally Albright (actor),

Plot: After waiter and would-be novelist Peter Stanislavsky marries Marcia, he learns to play bridge to satisfy his wife, despite feeling that it is a childish game. Her friends all play the game avidly, but argue often about the proper play. He's called one evening to serve as a waiter at a bridge party given by Lola Starr, but is asked to be a fourth for one of the bridge tables, where eminent bridge expert Cedric Van Dorn is seated. Peter trounces the expert, and when asked what method he uses to play, he jokingly says the "Stanislavsky method," which has no rules of bidding or play. It makes headlines; Speed McCann ghostwrites a best-selling book for him; a national tour is set up with Marcia as his partner; and his method sweeps the country. But slowly Peter begins to question Marcia's play, leading to arguments because it is a violation of the only rule in his system. And when he gives private lessons to Lola, Marcia leaves him thinking there is something between them. With his national reputation nose-diving and his personal life in ruins, Peter devises a plan to turn things around.