The Godchildren (2014)

Actors: Andrew Baiamonte (actor), Andrew Baiamonte (actor), Andrew Baiamonte (actor), Dakota Battle (actor), Collin Bridge (actor), Michael Dawbran (actor), Roman Frader (actor), Andrew Laguna (actor), Ryan Nicole Laguna (actor), Sean Laguna (actor), Noah Lanouette (actor), Noah Lanouette (actor), Max Mendoza (actor), Ian Moore (actor), Kevin Ashton (actor),

Plot: There was a time, a time where candy and sparkling grape juice were in demand. A time where kids ran the sidewalks in their power wheels. A time where water pistols ruled the streets, and lemonade stands carried the heat. In this time, the world will give way to the, Cooleone Family! In this mocumentary comedy of the famed Italian classic "The Godfather", kids replace the roles of adults. Watch the great Godchild and his family go to war with rival mobsters.

DTTW Showcase Entry: Catnap/Team #11 (2014)

Actors: Kody Allen (actor), Sol Arie (actor), Marcella Cosby (actor), Jessica Martinez (actor), Alex Thomas (actor), Jessy Clonts (producer), Brooke Russell (producer), Liz Jackel (writer), Drew Thompson (writer), Justin Cary (director), Alex Thomas (director), Alex Thomas (editor),

El Dorado (2014)

Actors: Fritz Donnelly (actor), Dan Mendo (actor), Zebedee Row (actor), Gemma Forbes (actress), Eric Shukovsky (producer), Eric Shukovsky (writer), Eric Shukovsky (director), Eric Shukovsky (editor),

She Likes Me! (2013)

Actors: Royal Day (actor), Rubee Fegan (actor), Ellis C. Mercer (actor), J. Ryan Montenery (actor), John Grace (producer), Royal Day (writer), Rubee Fegan (writer), Royal Day (director), Anotonio Vigil (director), Royal Day (editor),

Brooklyn Gangster: The Story of Jose Lucas (2012)

Actors: Christian Barber (actor), Kenyae Cagle (actor), Chanika Campbell (actor), Nixon Cesar (actor), Duval Chamberlain (actor), Adam Cobb (actor), Ashley Cruz (actor), Samuel Difiore (actor), Drew Henriksen (actor), Matthew L. Imparato (actor), James Anthony Jackson (actor), Steven Komito (actor), Maurice Linton (actor), Nia Linton (actor), Christian Adams (actor),

Plot: This film, The Jose Lucas Story, is said to be based on a fictionalized account of a particular string of criminal exploits, leading to the arrest, conviction, incarceration, and too sudden death of one, Jose Lucas, a local Brooklyn kid whose early life reads like a Dicken's novel, and ends like a classic Shakespearean tragedy. He's convicted and given a 23-year prison sentence for having been a perpetrator in a notorious day-time jewelry heist in toney, downtown Georgetown, Washington, DC.(2005) Lucas had managed to be caught on a security camera with his homeboy Lex (the one who actually used the gun, shot the shop's jeweler, and managed also, to be un-masked on camera) by design of the other two culprits, Robert and 'E," who when arrested later, in another robbery, make a deal with the DA to escape the heavy sentences given Jose and Lex (who got 24 years as the shooter) by giving them up. The film attempts to get at the story behind that conviction, which many believed resulted in a grossly unfair sentence. After having accepted that Jose has lost in court, they had hoped to fight the verdict; Jose's defense did file and lose several appeals. They had settled into the reality that most residents-of- color in Brooklyn find themselves: that of having a loved one incarcerated.

Pete & Cleo (2010)

Actors: Alex Arnold (actor), Beau Benally (actor), Travis Holt Hamilton (actor), Alfred John Sr. (actor), Ammon Roan (actor), Roger Roan (actor), Ernest Tsosie III (actor), Ethel Begay (actress), Rebekah Hamilton (producer), Travis Holt Hamilton (producer), Julius C. Tulley (producer), Travis Holt Hamilton (writer), Travis Holt Hamilton (director), Derek Natzke (editor), Drew Naat'aanii Hamilton (miscellaneous crew),

Plot: Young Cleo finds himself far from his mother's home. During spring break, he makes a harrowing journey back to the Navajo homeland and then his goldfish died. As he buries it, his insensitive, buffoon of a brother-father harasses Cleo for his "urban" proclivities. Thus we learn of Pete's resentment of his younger brother-son. The two bicker until sent skulking inside by their scolding elderly mother. As Cleo quickly realizes his brother has retrogressed to a childish and fat time of life, doing hardly more than watching daytime television, eating, and presumably pooping. The mother, after providing food, sends her children to clean a Hogan (Navajo ancestral home) which brims of their family's trash. Cleo thinks there is still value in many useless items and graces the audience with a song. The two later play a friendly game of Navajo code talkers, where Pete teaches Cleo that he is in fact red on the outside but white on the inside (apple). After stealing food from their mother and carrying books into neighboring hills for no reason, the two feud. Pete is incensed by his brother's expressed passion for learning, because he chose not to learn math. This caused Pete to yell that at one point he had to be a father figure for Cleo because Cleo was very weak as a boy. There is a flashback of the playing rodeo as wee boys and then the credits roll.

True Love (2010)

Actors: Zach Book (actor), John Del Regno (actor), Daniel Kuhlman (actor), Daniel Kuhlman (actor), Dominick Marrone (actor), D.T. Matias (actor), D.T. Matias (actor), Branden McDonald (actor), Brett McKenzie (actor), Chris Muckley (actor), Chris Muckley (actor), Dave Reaves (actor), Brian Rohan (actor), Paul Todd (actor), Homie Bonfe (actor),

Bird's Eye View (2009)

Actors: Cybela Clare (actor), George Dudley (actor), Yanni Posnakoff (actor), Cybela Clare (producer), Cybela Clare (writer), Cybela Clare (director), Cybela Clare (editor), Imanuel Smith (miscellaneous crew),

Plot: With over 15 years of research into the various facets of the mysterious phenomena of UFOs and alien abductions. Bird's Eye View blows the lid off of a huge government cover-up: we are the guinea pigs in a cosmic chess game, and the victims on our own planet of the lies of our leaders! Armed with shocking footage donated by Greenpeace, PETA, In Defense of Animals, and other animal rights and environmental groups, Clare makes a compelling case for the need for drastic change in our treatment of other species on our planet; the need for awareness, empathy and compassion.

Rounin (2007)

Actors: Carlos Agassi (actor), John Apacible (actor), Jairus Aquino (actor), Oliver Aquino (actor), Rico Barrera (actor), Victor Basa (actor), Owen Bowen (actor), Rayver Cruz (actor), Rayver Cruz (actor), Cris Daluz (actor), AJ Dee (actor), Monsour Del Rosario (actor), Geoff Eigenmann (actor), Steven Fermo (actor), Carlos Agassi (actor),

Return to Two Moon Junction (1995)

Actors: James T. Callahan (actor), Yorgo Constantine (actor), David Dunard (actor), Matt Frewer (actor), Matt Frewer (actor), Bill Hollis (actor), Richard Keats (actor), Brian Sanders (actor), John Clayton Schafer (actor), Melinda Clarke (actress), Wendy Davis (actress), Louise Fletcher (actress), Montrose Hagins (actress), Suzanne Ircha (actress), Seana Ryan (actress),

Plot: Savannah Delongpre is a wealthy fashion model living in New York City who returns to her small town in Georgia to visit her wealthy grandmother Belle as well as walk down memory lane to remember her childhood with some of her friends still living there. During that time, Savannah meets Jake Gilbert a rugged drifter/artist living on the property called Two Moon Junction owned by Belle and whose family has a feud with Savannah's for decades. Desperate to forget her stressful life, Savannah eventually begins a sordid affair with Jake, despite opposition from Belle claiming the man is not right for her or anyone. But Savannah's strongest opposition comes from her possessive boyfriend Robert Lee who later arrives and plans to break Savannah and Jake up by buying the Two Moon Junction property to evict Jake from the area.