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Comedy | On DVD/Internet/VOD |
Gavin’s Way
Three Irish Catholic cousins are faced with the toughest decision of their lives. Deciding who they are. Sarcastic Comedy about love, life, and escaping from a smalltown family business.
Mockumentary | On DVD/Internet/VOD |
Could Be Worse!
In this genre-busting feature, director Zachary Stratis plays himself - a filmmaker trying to get his traditional Greek-American family to make a musical film celebrating their lives. When the character Zack tells his family that the film will include the fact that he is gay, the fireworks begin. His father is dead set against his publicly 'coming out' and his brother and sisters decide that the film should be about them. As the family takes over Zack's film, their musical numbers reflect each family member's unique slant on life. The twist is that it's all real - Zack's actual family play themselves and the issues that unfold are from the heart.
Dead Soul: A Fairy Tale
This haunting tale of love and one man's downward spiral into madness opens with Mia, a little girl who is the pupil of a once great French painter, Georges Boudet. Mia's curiosity in a mysterious cabinet rekindles Georges's obsession with a doomed love from his past. Falling victim to his all too real demons, vividly imagined from his own unresolved guilt, Georges experiences violent flashbacks of a love lost, which leaves him helpless, with only one alternative.
Henry Hill
A young artists flees New York City for his home in Maine to rediscover his muse.
Radical Jack
Edgewood Studios has received a ton of e-mails from rabid Billy Ray Cyrus fans demanding to know when his debut as a leading man will be released. The film has completed post-production but as of this time they have no domestic release information. We have never seen such hyperactive buzz surrounding an unreleased film, but promise to post info as soon as they know it on their web site.
Action | Comedy | On DVD/Internet/VOD |
The Boondock Saints
Two Irish brothers become vigilantes and try to fight crime in their neighborhood. But are the methods they use any better than the criminals they hunt?
Documentary | On DVD/Internet/VOD |
The Jew in the Lotus
In 1990, Tibet's Buddhist leader the Dalai Lama invited eight Jewish delegates to Dharamsala, India, to ask them, 'What is the secret of Jewish spiritual survival in exile?' Writer Rodger Kamenetz was there to record the historic meeting: 'I'd come to Dharamsala as a skeptic. A cultural Jew, a Jew by birth. But my religion? Nervous was my religion.'Exploring one man's surprising personal journey, Laurel Chiten's documentary shows us how lessons of spiritual survival apply to a troubled individual as much as they do a to a troubled nation.
What I Did When I Was Away
A young man relocates from the Midwest to Boston to pursue a college sweetheart; but, when the relationship falls through, the young man is left adrift. Alone in a strange city without family, friends, loved ones, or a solid sense of identity, the young man goes into a turbulent 'downward spiral,' taking to drink and petty crime. The Boston Gothic/industrial club scene plays a major backdrop in the film.
Black & White & Red All Over
In the dramatic competion at the 1997 Sundance Film Festival, this film portrays a group of six friends who laugh, argue, and get high, most of them choosing to ignore the fact that black-on-black violence is severely diminishing their population until a murder puts them in a life-or-death situation.
