MARATHON is on the move and crosses the finish line a winner!
Hilarious and uproarious, MARATHON is what every mockumentary should be! MARATHON is on the move and crosses the finish line a winner.
Hilarious and uproarious, MARATHON is what every mockumentary should be! MARATHON is on the move and crosses the finish line a winner.
Leave it to Billy Crystal to not only give us laughter but heartfelt tears along with it. Poignant and beautiful, HERE TODAY tugs at the heartstrings with laughter, love, and friendship.
There’s nothing like the story of a boy and his dog to touch the soul and warm even the coldest heart. That story and that emotion become even more powerful, however, when it helps show us history and humanity. And that’s exactly what writer/director Lynn Roth does with SHEPHERD: THE STORY OF A JEWISH DOG.
EVERYTHING FOR A REASON has a summer love vibe that is fun, welcoming, and youthful.
Director Dominic Cooke and screenwriter Tom O’Connor bring a fresh set of eyes and very human POV, immersing us in this nail-biting fact-based story.
One of the keys to the success of SON is that Kavanagh steeps us in ambiguity, dangling it before us like a carrot to a mule. Are we dealing with the supernatural? Are we dealing with severe mental illness in Laura? Are we dealing with Satan or religious fanatics?
CHASING THE RAIN is a powerful introspective rumination or exploration of the human condition as seen through the eyes of one wallowing in self-pity
Writer/director Shawn Linden cuts off the gristle and serves up the grisly with a savory slow-roasted tale of tension and terror with HUNTER HUNTER.
What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas. Right? Might be that way for some but not for director Deon Taylor and writer David Loughery.
With a year like 2020, what could be more fitting than a disaster film involving an E.L.E. aka Extinction Level Event, and in this
You better watch out. You better not cry. You better not pout. And you better not hire a hitman to take out Santa Claus!
Captivating us in writer/director Thomas Bezucha’s adaptation of Larry Watson’s acclaimed novel of the same name, LET HIM GO, Kevin Costner and Diane Lane
