Lenny (film)

Bonnie & Mommie (2013)

Actors: Alec Chen (producer), Christina Birdsall (director), Michael Valentino (producer), Christina Birdsall (producer), Shane Alexander (actor), Lindsey Graham (actress), Mary Diane (producer), Mary Diane (writer), Mary Diane (actress), J.P. Bedard (writer),

Genres: Comedy,
Taglines: There's an APP for that!

Tommy and the Cool Mule (2009)

Actors: Eric Wurst (composer), Andrew Stevens (director), Ice-T (actor), Kevin Sorbo (actor), David Wurst (composer), Matthew Tompkins (actor), Andrew Stevens (writer), Andrew Stevens (producer), Richard Dillard (actor), Siri Baruc (actress), Michael Kuge (editor), William Langlois (writer), Nicole Garcea (miscellaneous crew), Phoenix Williams (miscellaneous crew), Nathan Ross (miscellaneous crew),

Genres: Comedy, Family,

The Platteville Terror (2008)

Actors: Willy Roberts (editor), Dan Murrell (editor), Eric Acosta (actor), Mike Manasewitsch (actor), Dan Murrell (actor), Wade Randolph (actor), Willy Roberts (actor), Dan Murrell (producer), Dan Murrell (writer), Dan Murrell (writer), Willy Roberts (writer), Willy Roberts (writer), Dan Murrell (director), Willy Roberts (director), Kyle Kinane (actor),

Genres: Comedy, Horror, Short,
Taglines: There's something in the woods.

The Last Mango (2006)

Actors: Johnny Alonso (actor), Dave Cooperman (actor), Jonathon Ruckman (actor), Vincent Riviezzo (actor), Greg Coale (actor), Connie Lamothe (actress), John Calvin Doyle (writer), John Calvin Doyle (actor), John Calvin Doyle (producer), John Calvin Doyle (director), John Calvin Doyle (producer), John Calvin Doyle (editor), Robert G. Christie (editor), Paul Sulsky (editor), Paul Sulsky (actor),

Genres: Crime, Drama, Thriller,
Taglines: Life is about chance,Chances we take, Chances we don't take, Chances we wish we never took

Maggie and Annie (2002)

Actors: Vinnie Bilancio (editor), Jillian Clare (actress), Paul Vito Abato (actor), Lizzie Peet (actress), Cornelius Booker III (miscellaneous crew), Cornelius Booker III (producer), Ben Bar (actor), Chris Dalton (actor), Shannon Rossiter (actress), Kimberly K. Wilson (producer), David Rosenhaus (actor), Kimberly K. Wilson (writer), Amy Thiel (actress), Adam Knox (actor), Shari Kimberlin (actress),

Plot: Annie, a happily married woman with a loving husband and daughter, joins her company's softball team and becomes good friends with her teammate, the openly gay Maggie. Much to Annie's surprise, her friendship with Maggie gradually develops into a strong attraction.

Keywords: gay-parent, independent-film, lesbian, lesbian-interest, lesbian-mother, mother-daughter-relationship, nudity, softball
Genres: Drama, Romance, Sport,
Taglines: It's a whole new ballgame!

Backflash (2002)

Actors: David Jean Thomas (actor), Mike Starr (actor), Robert Patrick (actor), Melissa Joan Hart (actress), Stephen Bridgewater (miscellaneous crew), Michael J. Pollard (actor), Bill Davis (miscellaneous crew), Brian Q. Kelley (actor), Bill Davis (actor), Colm Meaney (actor), Vyto Ruginis (actor), Jennifer Esposito (actress), Mike Hagerty (actor), Val Lauren (actor), Kyle T. Heffner (actor),

Plot: Ray Bennett, a lonely video-store owner in the middle of nowhere decides to take some days off his work to think about his future. On the road, he comes across Harley, a very attractive, mysterious woman and ex-prisoner. Having been lonely for some time, he seems charmed and willing to spend some time with her, while she needs a man to help her finish a pretty well-paying job, left in the middle when she was busted for drug money distribution. Intentions differ, plans change and "trust" is a dangerous word as they make their way into the local cartel boss's business, with $2 million and maybe a new life as a compass.

Genres: Action, Crime, Drama, Thriller,
Taglines: There's Nothing Real In This... But The Money.

Pissboy (2002)

Actors: Danny Sapani (actor), Andrew Dolan (actor), Paul Brennan (actor), Severine Hamilton (producer), Jim Solan (editor), Jim Solan (director), Jim Solan (producer), Clare Adamson (actress), Chris Adamson (actor),

Genres: Comedy, Short,

Remember Alan Smithee (2002)

Actors: Jacob Rangel (producer), Jacob Rangel (writer), Jacob Rangel (director), David Alexandrou (actor), Ryan Greeley (writer), Hideyasu Hattori (writer),

Genres: Short,
Taglines: A man wakes up in a hotel room with only tattoos and mementos to keep his independent film on track.

Liberty Heights (1999)

Actors: Barry Levinson (director), Julie Pitkanen (miscellaneous crew), Stacy Keibler (actress), Barry Levinson (writer), Paula Weinstein (producer), Barry Levinson (producer), Joe Mantegna (actor), Anthony Anderson (actor), Bebe Neuwirth (actress), David Krumholtz (actor), Orlando Jones (actor), James Pickens Jr. (actor), Adrien Brody (actor), Gloria Gresham (costume designer), Christina DeRosa (actress),

Plot: Anti-Semitism, race relations, coming of age, and fathers and sons: in Baltimore from fall, 1954, to fall, 1955. Racial integration comes to the high school, TV is killing burlesque, and rock and roll is pushing the Four Lads off the Hit Parade. Ben, a high school senior, and his older brother Van are exploring "the other": in Ben's case, it's friendship with Sylvia, a Black student; with Van, it's a party in the WASP part of town and falling for a debutante, Dubbie. Sylvia gives Ben tickets to a James Brown concert; Dubbie invites Van to a motel: new worlds open. Meanwhile, their dad Nate, who runs a numbers game, loses big to a small-time pusher, Little Melvin; a partnership ensues.

Keywords: 1950s, 23rd-psalm, absent-father, adolescent, african-american, americana, anti-semitism, antique, arrest, atlantic-city-new-jersey
Genres: Drama, Music, Romance,
Taglines: You're only young once, but you remember forever.

Quotes:

Ben Kurtzman: [voice-over at the end] Life is made up of a few big moments, and a lot of little ones. I still remember the first time I kissed Sylvia, or the last time I hugged my father before he died. And I still remember that white-bread sandwich and that blonde dancing girl with the cigarette pack on her thigh. But a lot of images fade, and no matter how hard I try, I can't get them back. I had a relative once who said that if I knew things would no longer be, I would have tried to remember better.

Ben Kurtzman: You don't walk out on Sinatra, sir.

Little Melvin: Don't make me moody.

Nate Kurtzman: The government doesn't know from shit. They integrate the golf courses in '51, and schools in '54. Where's their priorities?::Louie: They integrated the cricket field in Clifton Park back in '50. Can't find a colored person who plays cricket.::Pete, Nate's Assistant: I beg to differ. That was part of the separate but equal ruling. The coloreds could only play cricket on Tuesdays.::Louie: You can't find a colored person who wants to play cricket on Tuesday, Wednesday, or Kiss-My-Tuchis-Day.::Charlie, Nate's Assistant: For that matter, you can't find a white person who wants to play cricket. What is it with that game? It makes no sense. How many players do you need there? What do they use, a mallet or something?::Pete, Nate's Assistant: Isn't that the one with the hoops?::Charlie, Nate's Assistant: That's croquet.::Louie: Nah, croquet is something you eat.::Nate Kurtzman: Everything is something you eat.::Louie: No, I saw it here on the menu.

[after Trey has crashed his car]::Ted: This is very unfortunate.::Trey Tobelseted: You know, it's obvious the smiling pumpkins distracted me.

Dubbie the Blonde: Do you speak french?::Van Kurtzman: No. Do you?::Dubbie the Blonde: Yes. Not as well as my father's boyfriend. But then again, he is French.

Guy: So where are you from?::Alan Joseph Zuckerman: Forest Park.::Guy: [surprised] Forest Park?::Alan Joseph Zuckerman: Yeah, off Liberty Heights.::Guy: That's, uh, Jewish, right?::Alan Joseph Zuckerman: [nervous pause] Damn near, yeah... Seems, uh, more's moving in too, y'know? So it's really... it's really getting that way.

Ada Kurtzman: How are the coloureds doing at school?::Ben Kurtzman: Okay, they're doing okay. They're getting better grades than I am. The girl's pretty attractive.::Ada Kurtzman: What?::Ben Kurtzman: ...She's attractive.::Ada Kurtzman: [angrily] Oh, just kill me now! Just kill me now!::Ben Kurtzman: What are you talking about...::Ada Kurtzman: What do you mean "she's attractive"?::Ben Kurtzman: Pretty.::Ada Kurtzman: Oh my God...::Ben Kurtzman: Mom, I said she was attractive, that doesn't necessarily mean I'm attracted to her!

Grandma Rose: Get a haircut.

Ben Kurtzman: By the way, where's the jawbone of the ass?::Ada Kurtzman: What?::Ben Kurtzman: The jawbone of the ass, where is it?::Grandma Rose: Is he crazy? What kind of talk is this?::Van Kurtzman: [walks in] Your ass does not have a jawbone.::Ben Kurtzman: Well, Samson slew the Philistines with the jawbone of an ass!::Ada Kurtzman: Not your ass, an animal!::Ben Kurtzman: [shocked] There's an animal called an "ass"?::Grandma Rose: [frowning] Such a mouth...::Ben Kurtzman: Look, I loved 'Samson and Delilah'. I hope they bring that movie back.::Ben Kurtzman: [impersonating] "... and he slew *hundreds* with the jawbone of an ass!"::Van Kurtzman: What, you believe this stuff?::Ben Kurtzman: I don't know.::Ada Kurtzman: What do you mean you don't know? It's in the Bible!::Van Kurtzman: Oh, so that makes it true?::Ada Kurtzman: It's the Bible! A story.::Van Kurtzman: Yeah, a true story?

Complex World (1992)

Actors: Peter Gerety (actor), Daniel von Bargen (actor), Lou Albano (actor), Laura Colella (actress), Becca Lish (actress), Carl V. Dupré (miscellaneous crew), Keith Jochim (actor), Jim Wolpaw (writer), Jim Wolpaw (director), Steve Gentile (editor), Paul Buxton (actor), Dorothy Gallagher (actress), Christine Barker (actress), John Savoia (actor), Chance Langton (actor),

Plot: The Heartbreak Hotel nightclub in Providence is having a busy night: the owner's politician father is trying to shut the club down, one of the bands is making phone calls to the afterworld, and a pathetic folk-singer/terrorist is planning to make this his night of flaming glory. Includes such musical numbers as "I Married a Tree" and "Why Do We Feed the Broads?"

Keywords: baltimore-maryland, independent-film, maryland, musician, nightclub, politics, reference-to-pepsi, rock-club, singer, singing
Genres: Action, Comedy, Musical,
Taglines: A Rock 'N' Roll Comedy That Will Blow You Away.

Quotes:

Stanley Matis: You know what's wrong with you people? You're ignorant. You don't know anything. But there's hope for you yet. You're all going to die - someday. Death makes you smart. You can take a complete idiot and kill him (or her) and he knows more than the smartest person alive: he knows what death is. So don't worry. Help is on the way.

Beatlegends Paul: Beatlegends Paul: Hey Elvis ask Janis if she ever learned to sing.

Morris Brock: Morris Brock: It was only a matter of time before I would take my place amongst the pantheon of great revolutionaries, and I'm the only one of the bunch that can play guitar.

Morris Brock: Morris Brock: That's the problem with Nazis, there good at following orders, but don't know how to improvise.

Tilman Gandy Jr.: And the Lord God looked down on the face of the earth and behold anguish and trouble and the Lord God said "there's nothing down here except burglars, murders, rapists, drug pushers, pimps, gambles. Noah build me an ark." "Yes, lord how do you want it?" "Build it in the fashion that I tell you. Make it as long as a football field." "Got it." "Make it three stories tall." "Got it, anything else Lord?""Yes, I want you to gather all the animals of the earth and bring them in two by two and put them in to the ark..."... Now here come the sinners knockin' on the door. "Hey Noah let us in!" "Sorry can't let you in." "Come on it's me Thomas Richards!" "Yeah open that door its Peter Rogers!" "You see the lord has taken away all evil from me. Your no good. Away you bastard!" The water arose and lifted the ship up. And you know what happened to the people on the earth? They drowned like trapped rats. And where was Noah? On the Ark eating fried chicken, potato salad with pickles and Pepsi-Cola. Look out!

Robert Burgess: The people of this country deserve a big stick and I intend to get it to them.

Tilman Gandy Jr.: You say you want go to hell because that where your friends are. Well, look where it got them.

Tilman Gandy Jr.: ...all of you bad people will be in fire, burining in hell and I will be laughing at you and so will the rest of us. And you'll look up and say, "Hey, what are you laughing at us for?" You know what will say? God told us to laugh at you!

Morris Brock: Never again would I enjoy the company of those people who hated me.

Morris Brock: Morris: Never again would I enjoy the company of those people who hated me.