Cache Girl Saves the World: A Novel in Visions (2010)

Actors: Thirza Defoe (actress), Thirza Defoe (composer), Thirza Defoe (producer), Adam Stone (producer), Adam Stone (writer), Adam Stone (actor), Anna Dukes (actress), Wally Hooker (composer), Eric S. Ruwe (actor), Shavon Jackson (actress), Walter Lazenby (actor),

Plot: Bold, provocative, and highly experimental, Cache Girl Saves the World introduces a new medium for literary fiction: the 'novel in visions,' which combines audio of the novel's text with still photographs of some of its action, packaged in DVD format. The novel tells the story of Ta'li, a young runaway whose Cherokee ancestors died on the Trail of Tears. Searching for peace for herself and the world, Ta'li finds herself in the swamps of Southern Illinois' Cache River, where, with the help of the Swamp Asp and the legendary Big Muddy Monster, she embarks on a daring quest to bring her vision of empathy, empowerment, unity, social justice and ecological wisdom to a humanity seemingly bent on self-destruction.

The Magical Odyssey, the Child and the Earth (2009)

Actors: Claire Keim (actress), Macha Béranger (actress), Cédric Thomas (editor), Samuel Sighicelli (composer), Dominique Benichetti (director), Dominique Benichetti (writer), Olivier Grignard (producer), Alain Boissonade (producer), Martin Grignard (actor),

The Man on the Porch (2007)

Actors: Jacques Davidovici (composer), Fausto Estrada Guerrero (producer), Fausto Estrada Guerrero (editor), Fausto Estrada Guerrero (writer), Fausto Estrada Guerrero (director), Marita Gomsrud (actress), Anthony Casertano (actor), Mahala Marcet (producer),

Plot: The Earth is an old, sick, grumpy and tired old man. The Moon, a beautiful and cheerful young woman. The Moon constantly tries to tell jokes to the Earth in order to cheer him up, but since he is very sick it is a difficult task. She will eventually get him to finally tell a joke. A joke about an old man on a porch, a joke not necessarily very funny.

Big Bang Bulle: Save the Planet (2005)

Actors: Christian Schittenhelm (producer), Christian Schittenhelm (writer), Christian Schittenhelm (composer), Germinal Tenas (actor), Anne-Marie Gancel (actress), Joanna Michel (actress), Pierre Caumon (costume designer),

Earth and Moon in Love (2004)

Actors: David Finkelstein (composer), David Finkelstein (actor), David Finkelstein (editor), David Finkelstein (director), Percy Bysshe Shelley (writer), Randall Wong (actor), John Collis (actor),

Plot: At the climax of Percy Shelley's lyrical drama, "Prometheus Unbound," Mankind is delivered once and for all from tyranny, and the Universe celebrates his new-found freedom and self-mastery. As part of this celebration the Earth and the Moon fall rapturously in love. This musical setting for acclaimed countertenors RANDALL WONG and JOHN COLLIS places the amorous planets among floating panels of scenery which illustrate almost every line of the text, creating a visual/musical feast which is at once silly, mystical and delirious.

Earth and Moon in Love (2004)

Actors: David Finkelstein (composer), David Finkelstein (actor), David Finkelstein (editor), David Finkelstein (director), Percy Bysshe Shelley (writer), Randall Wong (actor), John Collis (actor),

Plot: At the climax of Percy Shelley's lyrical drama, "Prometheus Unbound," Mankind is delivered once and for all from tyranny, and the Universe celebrates his new-found freedom and self-mastery. As part of this celebration the Earth and the Moon fall rapturously in love. This musical setting for acclaimed countertenors RANDALL WONG and JOHN COLLIS places the amorous planets among floating panels of scenery which illustrate almost every line of the text, creating a visual/musical feast which is at once silly, mystical and delirious.

Earth and Moon in Love (2004)

Actors: David Finkelstein (composer), David Finkelstein (actor), David Finkelstein (editor), David Finkelstein (director), Percy Bysshe Shelley (writer), Randall Wong (actor), John Collis (actor),

Plot: At the climax of Percy Shelley's lyrical drama, "Prometheus Unbound," Mankind is delivered once and for all from tyranny, and the Universe celebrates his new-found freedom and self-mastery. As part of this celebration the Earth and the Moon fall rapturously in love. This musical setting for acclaimed countertenors RANDALL WONG and JOHN COLLIS places the amorous planets among floating panels of scenery which illustrate almost every line of the text, creating a visual/musical feast which is at once silly, mystical and delirious.