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CRIME & PUNISHMENT
When Raskolnikove (Crispin Glover) publishes an article expressing the idea that “murder is justified if it’s done against the worthless,” he is driven to commit a gruesome murder. With the help of a police detective (John Hurt) and a beautiful new love, Raskolnikove confesses his crime in an attempt to purify his tormented soul.
STARRING: Crispin Glover (Back to the Future) and Vanessa Redgrave
Directed by Menahem Golan A NEW CANNON PRODUCTION
THRILLER, 2000
GOOD LUCK
Defying the nonbelievers, two disabled friends -- one blind and one a paraplegic -- sign up for a popular
whitewater rafting race to regain their self-esteem.
STARRING: Gregory Hines (Waiting to Exhale), Max Gail, Vincent D'Onofrio (The Breakup, Men In Black)
COMEDY, 1996
GOODNIGHT JOSEPH PARKER
The corner bar is a holding tank for lost souls and forgotten dreams. It's the story of a girl who loves a man, but this man doesn't know she exists. He has his sights set on his childhood sweetheart, who doesn't know he exits. Throw into this mix a hopeless drunk, a bartender who’s more desperate than his customers, and a young boy looking for a good time, and you have a powerful, gritty, hard hitting and raw story of unconditional love.
STARRING: Paul Sorvino, Debi Mazar, Steven Tyler (Aerosmith)
DIRECTED BY: Dennis Brooks
DRAMA, 90 minutes, 2004
THE LAST TIME I COMMITTED SUICIDE
Neal Cassady loves the beautiful but depressive Joan, but after her attempted suicide he feels her slipping away. Unable to cope, Neal disappears from her life. When Joan reappears, Neal grasps at his chance for a happy ending. Loosely based on the life of Neil Cassaday, beat poet of the 50's and inspiration to Jack Kerouac.
STARRING: Keanu Reeves (Speed, The Matrix), Thomas Jane, Adrien Brody, Claire Forlani, Marg Helberger, Lucinda Jenny, Gretchen Mol.
DIRECTED BY: Stephen Kay
PRODUCED BY: Ed Bates, Louise Rosner
DRAMA, 95 Minutes, 1997

MAMA, I WANT TO SING!
Inspired by the off-Broadway play, a preacher's daughter, Arama (Ciara) on the verge of pop stardom, is launched into the limelight. After the untimely death of her father, stronger family bonds ensue, and her love for pop music collides with her loyalty to the church. When tragedy strikes again, Amara and her mother must work through their differences, both learning that we all dance to the music, but to the beat of our own drum.

STARRING: Ciara (GRAMMY Award Winner), Billy Zane (Titanic), Patti LaBelle (GRAMMY Award Winner), Lynn Whitfield (The Josephine Baker Story, A Thin Red Line Between Love and Hate)
DIRECTED BY: Charles Randolph-Wright
THEATRICAL RELEASE, FOX/CODEBLACK, DRAMA, 90 minutes, 2008

OTHER VOICES, OTHER ROOMS
Based on the novel by Truman Copote, semi autobiographical - a young boy grows up in the deep south amidst eccentrics and his estranged father.
STARRING: Lothaire Bluteau, Anna Thomson (The Unforgiven) and David Speck (The Client)
DIRECTED BY: David Rocksavage
PRODUCED BY:
Robert C. Stigwood (Grease, Saturday Night Fever)
DRAMA • THEATRICALLY RELEASED USA BY ARTISTIC LICENSE, 1996
PASSION OF THE PRIEST
Guided by faith, blinded by hope, betrayed by love. A priest struggles between his vows and his desires.
STARRING: John Michie (To Walk With Lions), Ben Taylor (Beau Geste), Rhona Mitra (Hollow Man), Kate Steavenson (Richard III)
DIRECTED BY: Tom Waller
PRODUCED BY:
Tom Waller
DRAMA • THEATRICALLY RELEASED UK, 1998
PREACHING TO THE CHOIR
Twin brothers have taken radically different paths in life. One has become a minister in a Harlem gospel church while the other lives the gangster lifestyle as Hip Hop star Zulu. They are forced into reconciliation when one flees from LA to Harlem to hide from a thug record producer. Through the intersection of gospel & hip hop, east coast & west coast, the sacred & the secular, PREACHING TO THE CHOIR weaves a story of unconditional love & redemption.

STARRING: Patti LaBelle (GRAMMY Award Winner), Eartha Kitt, Tichina Arnold, Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje
DIRECTED BY: Charles Randolph-Wright
PRODUCED BY: Peter E. Lengyel
INSPIRATIONAL, 100 minutes, 2006
INSPIRATIONAL, 100 Minutes , 2006
SANDSTORM
An engrossing and incredible true story of social injustice. From rape victim, to rape activist, a low-caste women in a small village in Northern India speaks out against child marriages and for her own human rights.
STARRING: Nandita Das (Deepa Mehta's Fire & Earth), Raghuvir Yadav (Bandit Queen), Gulshan Grover (Jungle Book II)
DIRECTED BY: Jag Mundhra • WINNER OF 12 INTERNATIONAL AWARDS
DRAMA • THEATRICALLY RELEASED INDIA / USA, 2000
ST. PATRICK'S DAY
During a family reunion, the matriarch of an Irish-American clan in Connecticut throws the family into a state of shock when she announces that she is giving up drinking...and expects her family to do the same for the rest of the weekend.
STARRING: Piper Laurie, Joanne Baron, Jim Metzer (LA Confidential), Redmond Gleeson
DRAMA, 1997

TAKE 3 GIRLS
Patsy, Spot and Lyla are three teenage girls who are obsessed with the music scene and will do anything to make it. They wind up in trouble with the law when they hold an illegal rave in an empty warehouse. The owner is a failed businessman called Mo and rather than press charges he goes into partnership with the girls by turning the building into a hip new club venue.

TAKE 3 GIRLS draws on the energy of the UKs rap and clubbing culture with a blast of Girl Power.

STARRING: Charlie Brooks, Caroline Chikezie, Karen David, Kabir Bedi
DIRECTED BY: Baz Taylor
PRODUCED BY: Meenu Bachan, Vibha Bhatnagar, Phil Blackburn, Peter Ansorge
DRAMA, 90 minutes, 2006
DRAMA, 90 Minutes, 2006

SEEKING DOMESTIC RELEASE

WHAT WE DO IS SECRET
The captivating story that captures the explosive and tumultuous life of Darby Crash, the seminal singer and songwriter of The Germs. Driven by drugs, music and rebellion, The Germs became a vehicle that virtually launched punk rock in the United States.

STARRING: Shane West (The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, ER), Bijou Phillips (Almost Famous), Rick Gonzales (War Of The Worlds), Noah Segan
DIRECTED BY: Rodger Grossman
PRODUCED BY: Stephen Nemeth (Fear & Loathing in Las Vegas, Dogtown & The Z Boys), Rodger Grossman, Kevin Mann, Matthew Perniciaro
SOUNDTRACK PRODUCED BY:
Pat Smear (original member of The Germs, Nirvana, Foo Fighters)
THEATRICAL FEATURE FILM, BIO-PIC, 90 minutes, 2007