Perfect: Android Rising (2013)

Actors: Roberto Lombardi (miscellaneous crew), Chris R. Notarile (miscellaneous crew), Scott Geiter (producer), Chris R. Notarile (director), Roberto Lombardi (miscellaneous crew), Chris R. Notarile (writer), Chris R. Notarile (actor), Andrew Roth (actor), Roberto Lombardi (producer), Chris R. Notarile (producer), Chris R. Notarile (costume designer), Chris R. Notarile (editor), Roberto Lombardi (actor), Ted Chalmers (producer), Jae Greene (actor),

Plot: Sci-fi thriller. Set in the near future, LIA (the perfect killing machine) is sent into a war zone to eradicate the rebel threat. But when a sneak attack EMP blast shuts down her CPU, LIA is captured by the resistance and reprogrammed to think and feel.

Inner Circle (2011)

Actors: Emma Humphreys (editor), Emma Humphreys (director), Emma Humphreys (writer), Emma Humphreys (producer), Emma Humphreys (actress), Elizabeth Frodsham (actress), Matthew Buss (actor), Paul Quartermain (actor), Ben Talarczyk (actor), Melody Hart (actress), Rebecca Powell (actor), Fiona Clarke (actor), Luke Powell (actor), Rebecca Powell (actress), Joe James (actor),

Plot: Inner Circle is a thriller drama about love, fear and mortality. When her biological mother commits suicide, Isobel suspects foul play, that her mother was in fact murdered, by one of the young artists she gave a home to on her remote farm property. With the help of a policeman who wants to do the right thing and two mysterious business men offering a unique investment for her mother's fortune, Isobel will do whatever it takes to get to the truth.

Working Class (2011)

Actors: Terry Holden (actor), Gary Hughes (producer), Gary Hughes (writer), Gary Hughes (director), Kara Thomas (actress), Keith A. Graves (actor), Kiana Kimber (actress), James Frierson (actor), Kevin L. Kimber (actor), Traquette Holden (actress), Brandon Argo (actor), Nia Lisby (actress),

How We Got Over (2008)

Actors: RuPaul (actor), Jyn Hall (actress), Jai Anthony Lewis Husband (producer), Jai Anthony Lewis Husband (writer), Jai Anthony Lewis Husband (director), Jai Anthony Lewis Husband (actor), Dupree Lewis Jr. (actor), Jai Anthony Lewis Husband (actor), Dupree Lewis Jr. (actor), Jai Anthony Lewis Husband (actor), Gina Lynn Guesby (actress), Brooks O'Kelley (editor), Steve Keck (actor), Bartyce Colbert (actress), Adrienne C. Moore (actress),

Through My Eyes (2004)

Actors: Barry Otto (actor), Aash Aaron (actor), Chris Haywood (actor), Robert Coleby (actor), Miranda Otto (actress), Shaun Micallef (actor), Graeme Blundell (actor), Steven Vidler (actor), Jerome Ehlers (actor), Barbara Gibbs (producer), Peter O'Brien (actor), Mikael Borglund (producer), Damien Garvey (actor), Paul Sonkkila (actor), John Stanton (actor),

Paradise Park (1991)

Actors: Lina Basquette (actress), Dusty Rhodes (actor), Porter Wagoner (actor), Webb Wilder (actor), Daniel Boyd (producer), Daniel Boyd (director), Daniel Boyd (writer), Rick Kelly (miscellaneous crew), Johnny PayCheck (actor), T. Graham Brown (actor), John Marshall (actor), David Wohl (miscellaneous crew), David Wohl (producer), Razzy Bailey (actor), Neale Clark (actor),

The Seven Minutes (1971)

Actors: Jeffrey Sayre (actor), Henry Rowland (actor), Charles Napier (actor), Ron Randell (actor), Jay C. Flippen (actor), Philip Carey (actor), Bill Baldwin (actor), John Carradine (actor), Stanley Adams (actor), Robin Hughes (actor), James Bacon (actor), George DeNormand (actor), Charles Drake (actor), Olan Soule (actor), Tom Selleck (actor),

Plot: The Seven Minutes is a steamy book written in 1969. To help with an upcoming election, a bookstore clerk is indicted for selling obscene material and most of the film centers about the trial. The defense attorneys need to find the mystery of the original publication of the book.

War Arrow (1953)

Actors: Henry Brandon (actor), Dennis Weaver (actor), Maureen O'Hara (actress), Dee Carroll (actress), Charles Drake (actor), Emile Avery (actor), Jim Bannon (actor), Whitey Hughes (actor), Jeff Chandler (actor), Kermit Maynard (actor), John McIntire (actor), Jay Silverheels (actor), Jack Tornek (actor), Noah Beery Jr. (actor), William Lava (composer),

Plot: Major Howell Brady and two non-coms are assigned to go to Indian territory and recruit peaceful Seminoles relocated from Florida to aid the army in fighting the larger, rampaging Kiowa tribe. Brady promises them better land than the subsistence reservation they have been assigned to. Maygro, their chief, although initially reluctant, finally agrees for the good of his people. However, Brady's superior, Col. Jackson Meade, is hostile to the idea and distrusts having Indians as allies. Beautiful widow Elaine Corwin, proves a pleasant distraction for Brady although her husband, a unrepentant Confederate whose body was never found, may still be alive and leading the savage Kiowas against the hated Yankees.

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Top Sergeant Mulligan (1941)

Actors: Dick Elliott (actor), Frank Faylen (actor), Charlie Hall (actor), Sterling Holloway (actor), Maynard Holmes (actor), Tom Neal (actor), Nat Pendleton (actor), Jack Perrin (actor), Jean Yarbrough (director), Jack Ogilvie (editor), Betty Blythe (actress), Carol Hughes (actress), Marjorie Reynolds (actress), Lindsley Parsons (producer), Edmond Kelso (writer),

Plot: Deadbeats Pat Dolan and Budd Doolittle are being harassed around the clock by Herman Mulligan, a no-excuses-accepted bill collector who has little use for people who don't pay their bills. In order to escape Mulligan, the two enlist in the army. Their good plan turns to bad results when they arrive at boot camp and meet the platoon's Top Sergeant...Herman Mulligan, who is standing next to the paymaster when they get their "21 Dollars a Day-Once a Month" earnings, and never runs short of providing them guard-duty and kitchen-police assignments.

Broadway Ballyhoo (1935)

Actors: A. Dorian Otvos (writer), Bert Frank (editor), Charles Halton (actor), Roy Mack (director), Art Frank (actor), Art Frank (actor), Sally Burrill (actress), Herman Hyde (actor), Owen Hunt & Parco (actor), The Eight Ambassadors (actor), Avis Andrews (actress),

Plot: Three barkers for a NYC sightseeing bus lament the lack of customers. They sing "What the Heck's the Matter with New York," then - using a megaphone as a viewing scope - show the gathered crowd scenes at three nightclubs. At The Casino Theatre, four couples in tuxedos dance in unison, then we watch a vaudeville routine of a young women and an old man. At the Parakeet Club, four couples dance acrobatically. At the Devil's Den, Harlem's hottest spot, Avis Andrews sings "Roll Jordan." A mildly drunk man follows a woman to Hyde and Burrill's Music Store where she sings and he comically accompanies her on several stringed instruments. Will tourists finally want the bus tour?