Milk (film)

Lac du Flambeau (2012)

Actors: Mike McNamara (actor), Mike McNamara (producer), Erin Breen (actress), Robert Breuler (actor), Maury Cooper (actor), Mike Kwielford (producer), Mary Kay Cook (actress), Kirk Anderson (actor), Suzanne Petri (actress), Stephen Louis Grush (actor), Katlyn Carlson (actress), Warren Levon (actor), Meredith Droeger (actress), Cannon Kinnard (producer), Ira Carol McGill (actress),

This Is England? (2012)

Actors: Laura Lomax (producer), Tall Paul (actor), James Kirkham (editor), James Kirkham (director), James Kirkham (writer), Daniel Kenwright (actor), Luke Hodgkinson (composer), Damien Speed (actor), Louise Sinclair-Jones (actress), Rosalie Mieville (actress), Ryan Moohan (actor), Jessica Loren (actress), Emily Alacan (actress), Helen Grant (actress),

The Cat Tale (2012)

Actors: Kayla Kristy (miscellaneous crew), Edward Ruedemann (writer), Edward Ruedemann (producer), Edward Ruedemann (director), Edward Ruedemann (editor), Stephen Ignagni (composer), Trevor Washburn (producer), Trevor Washburn (actor), Stephen Ignagni (producer), Ryan Munevar (producer), Ryan Munevar (producer), Ryan Mikulak (actor),

Plot: Two friends, Milk and Kevin, tell wildly fictitious stories at their local bar to manipulate women into sleeping with them. Tonight the boys go in with The Cat Tale, a story about how the two accidentally run over a cat and are forced by a hard-nosed police Sargent to return it to its cat obsessed owner.

Off-Centered (2011)

Actors: Ryan Quinn (writer), Ryan Quinn (editor), Ryan Quinn (director), Erica R. Sperber (producer), Sam Broscoe (actor), Ryan Kroboth (editor), Camille Tiangco (actress), Stephanie Burke (actress), Ryan Quinn (actor),

Still Take You Home (2010)

Actors: Ron Elliott (producer), David Ryan Kinsman (actor), Sean O'Keeffe (editor), Luke Kimble Williams (writer), Luke Kimble Williams (director), Cody Fern (actor), Emilia Jolakoska (producer), Matthew Lawrence (actor), Aston Dexter (actor),

Plot: The story of two British migrants living in Perth at the intersection of their friendship. Sam believes he can escape his social status by leaving this life and moving on with new university friends, whilst Milk who is content with the nine to five, living for the weekend lifestyle sees this as a betrayal of who he is and where he's from.

Remedial Attraction (2006)

Actors: Danielle Lozeau (actress), William DeCoff (actor), Adam LaFramboise (actor), Collin Pelton (actor), Chip Perro (director), Harley Harrison (actor), Chip Perro (writer), Chip Perro (editor), Chip Perro (producer), Roxanne Nichols (actress), Josh McBride (actor), Kyle Erha (actor), Kurt Grelak (actor), Rick Perro (director), Rick Perro (writer),

Plot: When Tara and Amy Wellword are forced to go to summer school, their plans before senior year take a dramatic turn. Going in with low expectations, they don't plan for their summer to be very exciting. Little do they know, hunky classmates Mike and Jim are also taking summer classes. What starts out as a lackluster summer soon becomes a three month beginning to unknown possibilities.

Killa Season (2006)

Actors: Lou Martini Jr. (actor), Jennifer Quesenbery (miscellaneous crew), Antonio Saillant (actor), Jim Jones (actor), Jim Jones (producer), Cam'ron (editor), Cam'ron (producer), Cam'ron (director), Cam'ron (actor), Cam'ron (producer), Cam'ron (writer), Funkmaster Flex (actor), Juelz Santana (actor), Osas Ighodaro (actress), Kerry Muzzey (composer),

Plot: Flea was a basketball player, happy with his subtle hustle, until a Dominican connect introduced him to a new way to spread the work and make all the cake. Flea assembles his friends and decides to play it big by taking over a store and hustling' on the corner selling drugs to whoever got money. But with more money and power also comes drama and chaos ensues when some local criminals try to bring him down.

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Headrush (2003)

Actors: Steven Berkoff (actor), Marc Bary (producer), Tom Maguire (miscellaneous crew), Tom Hickey (actor), Gerry O'Brien (actor), Edwina Forkin (producer), Donncha Crowley (actor), Stephen Patrick Kenny (actor), Jeanette McGrath (miscellaneous crew), Rachel Rath (actress), Jer O'Leary (actor), Mick Nolan (actor), Shimmy Marcus (director), Shimmy Marcus (writer), Gavin O'Connor (actor),

Plot: Headrush is a crime comedy about two disillusioned youths, struggling through a haze of cannabis, who hope to solve all their problems by smuggling a consignement of drugs for a local gangster. It's set in the present day in Dublin, Ireland against the backdrop of the end of the Celtic Tiger: the bursting of the bubble of this economy boom that's supposed to have done wonders for us all.

BnE (1999)

Actors: Tara Walker (actress), Wyeth Clarkson (director), Wyeth Clarkson (writer), Wyeth Clarkson (producer), Phillip Daniels (producer), Phillip Daniels (producer), Carole Larsen (editor), Tracy Nixon (actress), Damien Sykes (editor), Emil O'Neil (actor), Devanie Noons (actress), Andre O'Connor (actor),

Plot: BnE follows Milk, a young "Break n Enter" artist through the back yards and alleyways of the sleeping city. He's all about busting in and getting out with as much as possible except where Donette is concerned. He'd like nothing better than to be with her and be a father to her son, but she's got her own plans. Milk's other main concerns are keeping up with his life of theft and dealing with Natalie, the disarmingly beautiful 14-year old jail bait daughter of his landlord. When an ill-fated break in goes tragically wrong and he is caught in a compromised position with Natalie Milk learns the life he's living comes with a heavy price.

Shirayuki hime no densetsu (1994)

Actors: Akiko Hiramatsu (actress), Jacob Grimm (writer), Wataru Takagi (actor), Yuri Amano (actress), Akiko Hiramatsu (actress), Takehito Koyasu (actor), Kôzô Shioya (actor), Kôzô Shioya (actor), Wilhelm Grimm (writer), Hiroshi Naka (actor), Tsutomu Kashiwakura (actor), Katsumi Suzuki (actor), Mari Yokô (actress), Tetsuya Iwanaga (actor), Yûko Sasaki (actress),