Dear Charlotte (2014)

Actors: Charlotte Andre (actor), Matt Michaud (actor), Scott Nolasco (producer), Scott Nolasco (writer), Scott Nolasco (writer), Scott Nolasco (composer), Scott Nolasco (costume designer), Scott Nolasco (director), Scott Nolasco (editor), Ryan Carty (miscellaneous crew), Changhee Chun (miscellaneous crew), Colleen Glennon (miscellaneous crew), Alden lo Bosco (miscellaneous crew), Scott Nolasco (miscellaneous crew), Scott Nolasco (miscellaneous crew),

Nouvelle Vie (2013)

Actors: Charlotte Antilogus (actor), Roxanne Antilogus (actor), Yan Antilogus (actor), Elizabeth Corbett (actor), Carolyn Corbett (producer), Carolyn Corbett (producer), Carolyn Corbett (writer), Carolyn Corbett (director), Carolyn Corbett (editor),

Plot: Nouvelle Vie - (New Life) This picture is about my older sister Lizzy and her two daughters, Charlotte and Roxanne. It is about their day-to-day life in Paris, France. In 1993 Lizzy married her French boyfriend Yan and moved to Paris from New Jersey. This picture is the story of her life now.

Absolute Threshold (2013)

Actors: Charlotte Arnoux (actor), Peter Forde (actor), Keith Mackler (actor), Paul Pricer (actor), Matthew Vitticore (actor), Lorin Doctor (actress), Zac Gobetz (producer), Julia Jones (producer), Carlos Valdivia (producer), Erica Rose (writer), Ducky (composer), Lisa Harlow-Powell (costume designer), Erica Rose (director), Madeline Wall (editor), Ryan Miller (miscellaneous crew),

Les Daltoniens (2013)

Actors: Charlotte Aubin (actor), Xavier Huard (actor), Andréa Hooker (producer), Zoé Pelchat-Ouellet (writer), Jérôme Nadeau (director), Zoé Pelchat-Ouellet (director), Paul Tom (editor),

The Power of Love (2013)

Actors: Deena Brennan (actor), Richard Riccardi (actor), Sandy Riccardi (actor), Thomas Sevilla (actor), Daniel Will-Harris (actor), Ogie Zulueta (actor), Annie Chassie (actress), Bettina Devin (actress), Aimee McCrary (actress), Daniel Will-Harris (producer), Daniel Will-Harris (writer), William T. Bayley (director), William T. Bayley (editor),

Plot: A little love goes a long way, including right back to you. One woman's simple gesture to strangers changes their lives--and hers-- in this feel-good film. Bethany lost her job and found her life--traveling and watching people. Her web site about Wiccan kittens generates Google ad cash, and she gets to explore new places like Fiji, Turks and Cacaos, Minneapolis and Saint Paul--anyplace she has FaceBook friends she can crash with. This particular afternoon, she's so touched by a man's offer of help she gives him a big hug, fixing his bad back and making her feel good. Throughout the day, she runs into everyday people who divulge their stories. They need hugs, and she gives them. But who's going to hug her?

The Blue Hour (2012)

Actors: Aude Benoît (actor), Django Desplain (actor), Benjamin Dunaux (actor), Loïc Harismendy (actor), Emma Laurent (actor), Baptiste Patin (actor), Philippe Rousseau (actor), Jules Seta (actor), Marie Coulonjou (actress), Mathilde Depis (actress), Ildiko Esterhazy (actress), Aurélie Lopez (actress), Serge Houot (producer), Delphine Agut (writer), Annarita Zambrano (writer),

Plot: This is summer. Charlotte, Marc and their parents spend their holidays in a campsite near the sea. Before dinner, at this very particular moment when time is suspended and the sky turns intensely blue, they all fantasize about the beloved one...

Becoming Sophie (2012)

Actors: Jazzy Benson (actor), Erin Blackburn (actor), Pierrette Caillaud (actor), Mallory Caillaud-Jones (actor), Kara Faasen (actor), Caben McKendrick (actor), Alejandro 'Ali' Potter (actor), Maria Solana (actor), Anne Caillaud (actress), Mélanie Segura (actress), Séverine Ward (actress), Mallory Caillaud-Jones (producer), Alyson Caillaud-Jones (writer), Mallory Caillaud-Jones (writer), Alejandro 'Ali' Potter (composer),

Plot: Sophie Camus (Mallory Caillaud-Jones) is in her senior year of high school, when she finds out that her mother has been lying to her about having family in France. High school drama and this revelation cause her to make an irrational decision. With the help of her unused college fund, she buys a one-way ticket to France in the hopes of discovering her family and herself.

The Girl with Blue Eyes (2011)

Actors: Mackenzie Beckman (actor), Mark France (actor), Michael McCallum (actor), Jeremy Wiersma (actor), Shirley Clemens (actress), Shirley Clemens (producer), Matt Conant (producer), Anthony E. Griffin (producer), Stephanie Yuhas (producer), Anthony E. Griffin (writer), Justin Muschong (writer), Todd Chappell (composer), Anthony E. Griffin (director), Anthony E. Griffin (editor), Ben Wilke (editor),

Occupied (2011)

Actors: Liza Bock (actor), Lucy Bock (actor), Phil Cairns (actor), Jim Shelby (actor), Liza Binkley (actress), John Binkley (producer), Liza Binkley (producer), Oliver Bock (producer), Michel DeAscentiis (producer), Aden Glassman (producer), Natalie Johnson (producer), Mollie Binkley (writer), Simon Charles Katz (composer), Mollie Binkley (director), Jana Fritsch (editor),

Plot: A psychological thriller isolated in the redwoods above Silicon Valley. When free spirit Sarah, 21, goes to babysit her young cousin, it becomes apparent that the dangers that lurk outside the cabin pale in comparison to the perils inside. Triggered by unwelcome visitors, a psychotic break shatters the weekend.

Four or Five Photos (2007)

Actors: Shona Armstrong (actor), Derek Mace (actor), James Ellwood (writer), Emma Quayle (composer), James Ellwood (director),

Plot: Howard is a well known photographer who has dedicated his life to documenting life in Cornwall through his photographs. Now he is reaching the end of his life and attempting to sort through his notes and photographs kept at his house to compile a book. His family have separated from him due to his difficult nature, so when his niece, Charlotte, gets in trouble at home she is sent to help Howard as punishment. She calls round after school each week and gradually begins to take an interest in photography. He nurtures this interest and asks her to take one final photograph.