I Am Cursed (2013)

Actors: Phoenix James (actor), Tom Swacha (actor), Shiraz Khan (writer), Shiraz Khan (actor), Shiraz Khan (director), Shiraz Khan (producer), Emma Eliza Regan (actress), Kingsley Pilgrim (actor), Sam Skempton (actor), Sam Skempton (actor), Leila Kotori (actor), Liam Macdonald (actor), Tessa Hart (actress), Richard Goss (actor), Leila Kotori (actor),

Plot: The Story is set in a News office. There is a group of Antagonist and many Protagonists in the office. Lisa is a frustrated News writer/reporter waiting for her big break. Much to her annoyance all the bigger stories are given to other writers including Dan who has better family connections. Then Lisa's biggest story walks into the office in the form of Jay. He is incredibly introvert and mysterious. He finds it difficult to interact socially and to make friends for good reasons as Jay brings with him a deadly secret! Lisa befriends Jay and they share adventurous assignments together. Dan's jealousy takes over and Jay soon becomes a target of his gang. It is not long before mysterious killings start taking place within the office. Lisa investigates and makes a startling discovery about Jay. Lisa's further investigation leads her into Jay's deadly secret and the connection to his Supernatural truth is revealed. Will Lisa be the next Victim? Who is the real Jay? A victim or a misguided soul?

Keywords: independent-film, murder, revenge
Genres: Thriller,
Taglines: Some truths are best left untold

The Bedou Key (2011)

Actors: Nicholas Hope (actor), Karen Borger (editor), Karen Borger (producer), Karen Borger (writer), Karen Borger (director), Max Schintler (actor), Eliza Shamshien (actor), Carla O'Brien (actor),

Plot: Many centuries ago a nomadic Bedouin sister and brother discovered a lump of strange meteoric rock. When passed between their hands it creates the ability to travel through space and time. They forged the substance into the shape of a key for safekeeping. Since that day eternal whichever holds the Bedou Key also holds the ability to bend time. For their own amusement they sometimes take witnesses and leave them stranded in a foreign land, in a foreign time zone, mere mortals in these time travelers game play.

Genres: Drama, Mystery, Short,

Lost Hills, California (2010)

Actors: Waide Aaron Riddle (director), Waide Aaron Riddle (actor), Waide Aaron Riddle (producer), Waide Aaron Riddle (producer), Waide Aaron Riddle (writer), Waide Aaron Riddle (writer), Ron Geren (actor), Ron Geren (actor), Robbin Ormond (actress), Joe Nicholson (actor), Ryan Haake (actor), Raphael Mihopoulos (actor), Chad Sanders (actor), Beau Ioana (actor), Chris Desocio (actor),

Genres: Drama, Romance, Short,

The Polo Kid (2009)

Actors: Patrick Kirst (composer), Nathaniel McCullagh (producer), Nathaniel McCullagh (director), Nathaniel McCullagh (writer), Jordan Leigh (actor), Tina Betz (miscellaneous crew), Nacho Figueras (actor), Martin Macdonald (editor), Barnaby Parker (producer), Miguelito Torres (actor), Santiago Torres (actor), Martin Coleman (producer), Adolfo Cambiaso (actor), Martin Macdonald (editor),

Plot: Polo is one of the oldest, fastest and most dangerous team sports on earth. It is seen as an exclusive, elite world drenched in luxury and privilege. THE POLO KID goes behind the scenes to tell the true story of how a 13-year-old boy from an ordinary background left home, school and family far behind to become a polo star. Santiago Torres' journey takes him from the polo fields of California to Argentina, Florida, New York and Mexico. Behind thrilling sports action is a deeply moving human story that provides living proof of the American Dream : an immigrant family making a success of their life in America, despite overwhelming odds. The film features several of the worlds best polo players; Adolfo Cambiaso, Mariano Aguerre and Nacho Figueras, the face of Polo Ralph Lauren.

Keywords: action-sports, against-the-odds, coming-of-age, dangerous, extreme-sport, location-filming, love-and-lost, nomadic-culture, polo, sports-champion
Genres: Documentary,
Taglines: The true story of how a 13 year old boy from an ordinary background became a polo star

The Hillside Strangler (2004)

Actors: Nicholas Turturro (actor), Barry L. Caldwell (miscellaneous crew), C. Thomas Howell (actor), Kevin Mukherji (actor), Lin Shaye (actress), Alexander Folk (actor), Kylie Rachel (actress), Niklas J. Palm (costume designer), Damon Whitaker (actor), Paul Heiman (editor), Martin Desmond Roe (miscellaneous crew), Allison Lange (actress), Chuck Parello (writer), Chuck Parello (director), Aimee Brooks (actress),

Plot: In the end of the 70's, the dysfunctional Kenneth Bianchi lives with his mother and is obsessed to join the police force. When his application is refused, his mother sends him to Los Angeles to live with his sadistic cousin Angelo Buono. Kenneth unsuccessfully tries to join LAPD, and Angelo convinces him to start a prostitution business with him. They force two girls from Tucson to work for them, but their competitors destroy their business and steals their money. The frustrated Kenneth and Angelo decide to revenge against a prostitute, and Kenneth strangles her, feeling a great pleasure with her death. The two cousins become addicted in death, initially killing prostitutes and then attacking single women, dumping their bodies on the hill.

Keywords: bag-over-head, bare-breasts, based-on-true-story, black-panties, breasts, cleavage, coitus, copulation, cousin-cousin-relationship, death
Genres: Crime, Horror, Thriller,
Taglines: Based On A True Story They lived to watch you die.

Charging for Alexander (2004)

Actors: Oliver Stone (actor), Colin Farrell (actor), Mark Bell (producer), Dominic Staveacre (editor), David Heidelberger (editor), Robin Lane Fox (actor), Alison Grist (producer), Alison Grist (director), Kirsty Reid (miscellaneous crew), Peter Drummond (actor),

Plot: Oxford professor of history 'Robin Lane Fox' (qv) wrote a biography of Alexander the Great in 1973. Many Hollywood producers read it and tried to make a film about Alexander. The one who actually managed it was 'Oliver Stone (I)' (qv). Stone called upon Lane Fox to ask him various questions and eventually to use him as a historical advisor on his film. As soon as Robin heard that the film was to be a major epic and would include a large cavalry charge Robin knew what his price would be for the advice he gave - he wanted to be in the first 15 of the cavalry charge. A keen horseman, he was more used to riding to hounds in the Oxfordshire countryside but Robin went to Morocco where the film crew was filming the location shots. A documentary crew from BBC Four followed him and we see a man given an unexpected opportunity to make his dream come true.

Keywords: character-name-in-title
Genres: Documentary, Short,

Skate Maps (2003)

Actors: Charlie Corwin (producer), Dean Raimondo (producer), Reggie Joseph (actor), Clara Markowicz (producer), Harold Hunter (actor), C.B. Smith (writer), Jeff Pang (actor), Zered Bassett (actor), Forrest Kirby (actor),

Genres: Reality-TV, Sport,

Gobble (1997)

Actors: Warren Mitchell (actor), Tom Hollander (actor), Philip Pope (composer), Ian Hislop (writer), Jack Dee (actor), Kevin Whately (actor), David M. Thompson (producer), Enn Reitel (actor), James Fleet (actor), Keith Barron (actor), Jimmy Mulville (director), Nicholas Jones (actor), Jonathan Coy (actor), Selina Cadell (actress), Jake Wood (actor),

Genres: Comedy, Drama,

Quotes:

Mr George Henderson, Colin's boss: Nice theory. There's only one thing wrong with it. It's bollocks.

Geoffrey Lester, Agriculture Minister: Right. Now let's get this anarchy organized.

Delta Blues (1997)

Actors: Gary R. Thieman (director), Gary R. Thieman (actor), Gary R. Thieman (producer), Gary R. Thieman (writer), T-Model Ford (actor), James Son Thomas (actor), Brad Jordan (actor), Willie Foster (actor), Brenda Mitchell (actress), Boog-a-Loo Aimes (actor), Eddie Cusic (actor), C. Brandon Williams (actor), Brenda Mitchell (actor), Boog-a-Loo Aimes (actor),

Genres: Documentary,

The Wizard of Speed and Time (1988)

Actors: Will Ryan (actor), John Massari (composer), John Massari (actor), Allan Graf (actor), Brianne Siddall (actress), Philip Michael Thomas (actor), John Massari (actor), Forrest J Ackerman (actor), Will Ryan (actor), Steve Brodie (actor), David McCharen (actor), Ward Kimball (actor), Michael Gough (actor), Gary Schwartz (actor), Robin Antin (actress),

Plot: A Hollywood filmmaker (Mike Jittlov) makes a short for an evil film studio. Unbeknownest to him, the producer has placed a bet of $25,000 that he won't come up with anything with a use. Luckily, our film creator gets the help of his friends.

Keywords: acting, autobiographical, film-union, film-within-a-film, filmmaking, hollywood-california, hollywood-sign, independent-film, part-animation, pixelation
Genres: Biography, Comedy, Musical, Sci-Fi,
Taglines: His Life Is a Special Effect... This is the kind of movie you would make, if you had nothing better to do!

Quotes:

Mom Jittlov: You got a job today?::Mike: Yeah, almost; I sold my car.::Mom Jittlov: [aghast] Your wonderful car?::Mike: Mmm-hmm. Sold my property to pay property taxes.

Dora Belair: Look, you work with me, I expect a pro. You don't even shake hands; you oughta see a shrink!::Mike: Miss Belair, if you feel compelled to grab part of my body and shake it before you can even be friendly, you've got far worse problems than you think I have.

Steve: Lights, camera, and anguish.

[Cindy recognizes Mike when they are both in a crowded elevator]::Cindy Lite: I beat you here! I'm your cheerleader, remember?::Mike 'The Wizard' Jittlov: What?::Cindy Lite: This morning, in the car. I gave you the clap.::[Cindy claps her hands as everyone else in the elevator gasps and takes a step away from both of them]

[Mike tries to join other film industry unions:]::Mike: Well it's only a dozen little animated lights...::Union Clerk #1: No no no, you can't *move* 'em; gotta join the Grippers' Guild.::Mike: I have to be an apprentice first?::Union Clerk #2: For three consecutive years, but ya can't be over twenty-five years old.::Mike: This is simple back-projection!::Union Clerk #3: Go see Union Projectionists!::Mike: But it's just projected to a painted matte!::Union Clerk #4: Then also join the Painters' Guild.::Union Manager: Get his number!::Union Clerk #5: He doesn't have a number.::Union Manager: Then give him a number and take it away!

[ Mike and friends try to hide from police helicopters under a green day-glo tarp]::Police Officer #1: [sarcastically] Gee whiz, they just disappeared.::Police Officer #2: I can't see 'em anywhere. Hey! Let's land on that big green plastic rock!

[Mike tries to join the Directors' Union:]::Mike: Hello, hi.::Directors' Union Clerk: Can I help you?::Mike: Yes, how do I join the Directors' Union?::Directors' Union Clerk: You need to bring in a copy of the deal memo by your studio producer before you can pay your initiation fee and be cleared by Union Council, thank you...::Mike: Uh, excuse me, what is the initiation fee?::Directors' Union Clerk: Seven thousand dollars, with a hundred dollar application fee, two hundred dollars every quarter, and ten percent of your salary.::Mike: Uhhh, seven thousand dollars, what is that for?::Directors' Union Clerk: That's the amount you pay to get into our union.::Mike: What is it, like Social Security? I get it back when I retire?::Directors' Union Clerk: Absolutely not! What is your classification?::Mike: Uh, well, I'm directing special effects with a small crew.::Directors' Union Clerk: Well, then you must have an Assistant Director, a Second AD, and a UPM, all signed with the DUA.::Mike: All I'm directing is animation!::Directors' Union Clerk: Well then discuss that with the Animators' Union.

[Mike tries to join the Animators' Union:]::Animators' Union Clerk: (*gul-yuk-hoohoo!*) So, uh, what's your animation classification, huh?::Mike: Well, a lot of everything. Cartoon, kinestasis, rotoscoping, stop-motion...::Animators' Union Clerk: WOAH! Well, cartoon animation alone is twenty-one hundred dollars, plus a fifty dollar entry fee, and a hundred dollar quarterly dues.::Mike: Well, what about filming animation?::Animators' Union Clerk: (*ubbidy-ub*) Well then ya go to the Camera Union.

[Mike tries to join the Camera Union:]::Camera Union Clerk: No sir, the studio hires the next man on the roster.::Mike: Well, how do I get on the roster?::Camera Union Clerk: You have to be in the union.::Mike: Well, how do I get *in* the union?::Camera Union Clerk: When you're on the roster.::Mike: You mean I can't join unless I'm already a member?::Camera Union Clerk: That's correct. Then you need thirty consecutive days camera operation, a complete physical exam, the producer sends a letter, and *you* pay your fees.::Mike: Well, fine, I've done ten years of camera work!::Camera Union Clerk: Then you've worked in violation of seniority! You'll have to start allll over, as a film loader.::Mike: Look, I'm just building a small set and filming it!::Camera Union Clerk: That's entirely another union. Set and Modelmakers. Next door!

[the Piano Choreographer stomps off in a huff]::Choreographer: This is the most unprofessional job I've ever had! What is this? Why, nobody knows where they're going or what they're doing, of course except for... me!::[the piano choreographer trips and falls into pile of film cans]