Current Films

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• High School

  Director: John Stalberg, Jr., 2010

  A mandatory drug test for all students on the last day of school, failure of which will result in immediate expulsion, trips up straight-arrow pupil Henry, who just recently has tried ganja for the very first time. He'll do anything to keep his college scholarship from going up in smoke.

• Silver Tongues

  Director: Simon Arthur, 2011

  A pair of lovers travel from town to town, taking on different identities in each new place. Driven by an insatiable appetite for change and with no regard for consequences, they toy with and forever alter the lives of the strangers they encounter. However, with each performance, their deceitful game spirals ever more out of control. One lie leads to another and in the end escape becomes impossible.

• What A Difference A Day Makes

  Director: Peter Payer, 2011

  In this psycho-thriller that owes much to the likes of Hitchcock and Haneke, a weekend trip to the Tyrolian Alps turns into a deadly cat-and-mouse chase when the past catches up with, and comes literally crashing into, politician Robert Janacek.

• Highway Gospel

  Director: Jaret Belliveau, 2011

  A group of pot smoking, beer guzzling longboarders plummet pavement on the West Coast of Canada with a DIY spirit that puts X Games half-pipers to shame. This behind-the-scenes look at an extreme sport and the lifestyle that supports it is raucous and irreverent in the best ways possible. No guts, no glory!

• Night Train To Lisbon

  Director: Bille August, 2013

  Raimund Gregorius, a Swiss Professor abandons his lectures and buttoned-down, life to embark on a thrilling adventure that will take him on a journey to the very heart of himself.

• Buck

  Director: Cindy Meehl, 2011

  "The Horse Whisperer" may be the stuff of Hollywood legend but the cowboy who inspired the novel and film is very real. Buck Brannaman – master horseman, raconteur and philosopher - is a no-excuses cowboy who travels the world sharing a hard-won wisdom that's often more about human relationships than about horses.

• Vehicle 19

  Director: Mukunda Michael Dewil, 2012

  A recently paroled man unwittingly picks up the wrong rental vehicle, having just got off a long haul flight. He soon realises that he is the target of an entire police force that will use any means necessary to stop him and the tied-up female “passenger” he discovers in the trunk, from getting to the courthouse to testify against top-to-bottom corruption.

• Liberty Lane

  Director: Ezna Sands, 2012

  When smooth conman Woody King is finally thrown in jail by his federal agent brother Jack, he meets Arthur Malveaux, the prison’s most notorious gang-leader and chief enforcer. Rather than be broken by him Woody befriends Arthur and the two make an audacious prison break and take off on an odyssey to find the son Arthur has never seen.

• Voice From The Stone

  Director: Eric Howell, 2012

  A young child psychologist takes on the case of a boy who made a promise to his dying mother to remain silent until her spirit returns. If, upon its return, he says her name she will come back to life. The therapist begins to work with the boy to heal his broken heart. Slowly but surely the therapist's sanity begins to unravel...

• Phantom

  Director: Todd Robinson, 2012

  When Soviet submarine B756 goes missing in the Pacific Ocean during a major US Navy exercise even Soviet Naval Headquarters isn't certain whether the sub is embarked on a mission so secret that they don't know about it or whether it has gone rogue.

• Sing Your Song

  Director: Susanne Rostock, 2011

  A celebration of singer, actor and social activist Harry Belafonte, SING YOUR SONG does three things only a superior bio-doc can do: Tell a stirring life story, place that life in the context of its times, and portray it with the kind of depth and breadth that makes you wonder why it hasn‘t been told before. Moving and enlightening as it serves up a crash-course in 20th-century history. (John Anderson, Variety)

• Here

  Director: Braden King, 2011

  When an American satellite-mapping engineer (Ben Foster) and an expatriate Armenian photographer (Lubna Azabal) impulsively decide to travel together through Armenia, the two begin a brief but intense romantic connection that continues to deepen as their sense of themselves - and their worlds - expands.

• Toast

  Director: S.J. Clarkson, 2010

  TOAST is the ultimate nostalgia trip through the foodstuffs of the 60ties and the stuff food is about. Based on the bittersweet story of food writer Nigel Slater’s childhood, TOAST is a delicious recollection of the tastes and smells that a young boy associates with his journey into adulthood.

• Get Low

  Director: Aaron Schneider, 2010

  Felix Bush (Duvall) is organizing his own funeral to reveal one of his darkest secrets from the past and to resolve an uncleared case of murder in a small town city.

• Separation City

  Director: Paul Middleditch, 2009

  Outrageously funny one moment, deeply moving the next, this romantic comedy is a tale about a group of friends and their marriages.

• A Matter of Size

  Director: Sharon Maymon and Erez Tadmor, 2009

  Screened at Tribeca Film Festival 2009 / Discovery Section - "A Matter of Size" is a movie about the coming out of the closet of fat people and about their ability to accept their fatness and relate to their body through the world of sumo.

• Wonderful World

  Director: Joshua Goldin, 2009

  Screened at Tribeca Film Festival 2009/Encounters Section - Could fish really fall from the sky? Ben Singer, the world’s most negative man, refuses to believe even the tiniest miracle is possible. He spends all his time fighting the corporate super organism, otherwise known as "The Man".

• The Visitor

  Director: Tom McCarthy, 2008

  Richard Jenkins is nominated for the 81st Academy Awards 2009 - Best Actor in a Leading Role. The Visitor is also nominated for the Spirit Awards 2009: Best Male Lead - Richard Jenkins, Haaz Sleiman for Best Supporting Male and Tom McCarthy won the Spirit Award for Best Director. The worldwide box office is at more than US$ 16 million.