Poet

Old Man (2014)

Actors: Daniel Schneidkraut (producer), Daniel Schneidkraut (actor), Daniel Schneidkraut (director), Daniel Schneidkraut (producer), Daniel Schneidkraut (writer), Daniel Schneidkraut (editor), Dave Matthews (actor), George Clinton (actor), Mojo Nixon (actor), Andrew Schneidkraut (writer), Andrew Schneidkraut (actor), Johnathan Sanchez (miscellaneous crew), Johnathan Sanchez (miscellaneous crew), Johnathan Sanchez (miscellaneous crew), Adàhm Fehlberg (actor),

Old Man (2014)

Actors: Daniel Schneidkraut (producer), Daniel Schneidkraut (actor), Daniel Schneidkraut (director), Daniel Schneidkraut (producer), Daniel Schneidkraut (writer), Daniel Schneidkraut (editor), Dave Matthews (actor), George Clinton (actor), Mojo Nixon (actor), Andrew Schneidkraut (writer), Andrew Schneidkraut (actor), Johnathan Sanchez (miscellaneous crew), Johnathan Sanchez (miscellaneous crew), Johnathan Sanchez (miscellaneous crew), Adàhm Fehlberg (actor),

How to Love A Sista (2014)

Actors: Reginald Moser (writer), Reginald Moser (composer), Reginald Moser (director), Reginald Moser (editor), Wardell Richardson (actor), Reginald Moser (actor), Reginald Moser (producer), Boris 'Bluz' Rogers (actor), Aundrea Klines (writer), Aundrea Klines (miscellaneous crew), Aundrea Klines (producer), Sheena Maria Simpson (actress), Brittney Q. Hill (actress), Darryn Smith (miscellaneous crew), LaRena Bush (actress),

Plot: Within the African American community there is a definite and noticeable lack of strong, faithful, happy, long-term relationships that has left an incredulous impact on our community. Whether married or not, thriving couplings of black men with black women over a span of five or more years have become all too rare to be ignored. What has been lost over the last 30 to 40 years to the creation and lifespan of successful ebony relationships post-slavery to present? Have we forgotten how to make commitment work, or have black men and women ceased to care enough to put forth a conscious effort to search for, secure, and love one another?

Wahdon (2012)

Actors: Olivier Berlemont (producer), Matthieu Warter (producer), Margot Meynier (editor), Hassiba Freiha (actress), Jamal Awar (actor), Norma Marcos (director), Joe Seklaoui (actor), Alain Saadeh (actor), Jihad Al-Atrash (actor),

Who's Got Us? (2011)

Actors: Masahiro Sugano (director), Masahiro Sugano (editor), Anida Ali (actor), Anida Ali (producer),

The Black Tulip (2010)

Actors: Jack Scalia (actor), Christopher Young (composer), John Loeffler (producer), Chris Innis (editor), Edoardo Costa (actor), Evans Butterworth (producer), David Michael O'Neill (writer), Rebecca Grace (editor), Sonia Nassery Cole (writer), Sonia Nassery Cole (producer), Sonia Nassery Cole (actress), Sonia Nassery Cole (director), Walid Amini (actor), Scott Matthews (miscellaneous crew), Pete Asplund (miscellaneous crew),

Plot: When Taliban authorities deny the turning over of Osama Bin Laden post 911, U.S. Forces rout their leadership from Kabul and free its Afghan citizens from the brutal grip of spiritual henchman Mullah Mohammed Omar and that of his dark-age Sharia led leadership. Seizing upon this new and volatile window of freedom, matriarch Farishta Mansouri along with her husband Hadar normalize their family's efforts by turning her deceased father's Soviet destroyed bookstore into a restaurant. A place of hope called "The Poet's Corner" along with an open microphone, a small stage and an invitation for all Afghans to read their poetry, voice is now given to the voiceless. Both men and women now have a safe, equal and inviting place to tell their stories and to sing their songs. But like a lightening rod, these new voices of freedom attract the darkest, lingering factional Taliban elements who then target the Mansouri family in the most heinous ways imaginable. In their efforts to silence the platform of freedom, Farishta and Hadar Mansouri are made a dire example by that of the Taliban through their desire to live freely, safely and with their own self-determination. Ultimately overcoming overwhelming odds the Taliban leadership is given a lesson of their own.

1700% Project: Mistaken for Muslim (2010)

Actors: Masahiro Sugano (director), Masahiro Sugano (editor), Anida Ali (actor), Anida Ali (producer), Anida Ali (director),

Russkoe pole (2006)

Actors: Vladimir Antipenko (writer), Vladimir Antipenko (actor), Sergey Gonikberg (actor), Vladimir Gorokhov (actor), Andrey Grigorev (actor), Aleksandr Gushchin (actor), Igor Mironov (actor), Ilya Zhigunov (actor), Sergey Alekseev (actor), Aleksandr Nikandrov (director), Evgeniy Antipov (actor),

Road to Cairo (2005)

Actors: Giuseppe Cristiano (composer), Giuseppe Cristiano (director), Giuseppe Cristiano (producer), Giuseppe Cristiano (writer), Francesco Dominedò (actor), Roberto Letizia (writer), Roberto Letizia (actor), Gianluca Perilli (actor), Jac Rytterholm (producer), Orange Cash (composer), Daniel Arvor (editor), Emiliano Aiello (actor), Alessandro Aiello (actor),

Words from Jerusalem (1995)

Actors: John Agar (actor), Simon Armitage (actor), Roger McGough (actor), Jack Emery (producer), James Fenton (actor), Ian Maxen (miscellaneous crew), Jane Jacomb-Hood (miscellaneous crew), John Heath-Stubbs (actor), Carol Ann Duffy (actress), Paul Stainer (actor), Harry Guest (actor),

Plot: Originally broadcast over the Easter Week. Sir John Gielgud narrates the story of Easter, as written in the King James Bible, in seven parts. Covering the trial, crucifixion, and resurrection of Jesus,10 new poems by acclaimed contemporary writers including John Agar, John Heath Stubbs, Roger McGough and Carol Ann Duffy. Episodes: Triumphal Entry; Teaching in Jerusalem; the Trial; Pilate's Wife; the Crucifixion; the Resurrection.