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Titles in Genre American Independent

ANYTOWN, USA

ANYTOWN, USA

Directed by Kristian Fraga
  • YEAR 3 - FILM 12 / 
  • United States / 
  • 2005 / 
  • English / 
  • 93 min
Winner - Best Director - Trenton Film Festival
Winner - Best Documentary - Long Island Film Festival

"A campaign for mayor that takes unexpected, and heartbreaking, twists and turns."
- Josh Benson, The New York Times
ARCADIA

ARCADIA

Directed by Olivia Silver
Winner - Crystal Bear - Berlin Int'l Film Festival
Winner - Best Children's Film - Oulu Int'l Film Festival
ARRANGED

ARRANGED

Winner - Best Feature Film, Brooklyn Int'l Film Festival
Official Selection - SXSW Film Festival

"The simple sweetness of this heartfelt effort arrives as both endearing and culturally provocative."
- Toddy Burton, The Austin Chronicle
AUGUST THE FIRST

AUGUST THE FIRST

Directed by Lanre Olabisi
Nominated - Best Film Not Playing at a Theatre Near You - 2007 Gotham Awards

"Smart and engaging. Olabisi is most definitely a talent to watch."

--Mark Rabinowitz, Indiewire

"Olabisi exhibits a sure hand with both story and ensemble. Emotional fireworks ring true."

--Eddie Cockrell, Variety

CHOKING MAN

CHOKING MAN

Directed by Steve Barron
Starring Aaron Paul, Emmy-Winning actor from Breaking Bad

Winner - Best Film Not Playing at a Theatre Near You - Gotham Awards

"Choking Man is everything an independent film should be" -- Steven Soderbergh

"Delightful" -- Stephen Holden, The New York Times

HELENA FROM THE WEDDING

HELENA FROM THE WEDDING

Directed by Joseph Infantolino
Official Selection - Montreal World Film Festival
Official Selection - SXSW Film Festival

"Beautifully modulated! Full of both the ache and the joy of real life."
- Jon Frosch, The Hollywood Reporter
HELLO LONESOME

HELLO LONESOME

Directed by Adam Reid
Winner - Audience Award Best Feature - Ashland Independent Film Festival
Winner - Best Ensemble Jury Award - LA Film Festival

"Smart, Poignant!"
- Stephen Holden, The New York Times

"A small beauty of a film!"
- Marshall Fine, The Huffington Post
LET THE CHURCH SAY AMEN

LET THE CHURCH SAY AMEN

Directed by David Petersen
  • YEAR 3 - FILM 4 / 
  • United States / 
  • 2004 / 
  • English / 
  • 87 min
Official Selection - Sundance Film Festival

"A deeply moving 87 minutes that leave you feeling touched, renewed and refreshed - kind of like a great sermon."
- Nathalie Hopkinson, The Washington Post
MANITO

MANITO

Directed by Eric Eason
  • YEAR 1 - FILM 6 / 
  • United States / 
  • 2002 / 
  • English & Spanish with English subtitles / 
  • 77 min
Winner - Special Jury Prize - Sundance Film Festival
Winner - Best Emerging Filmmaker - Tribeca Film Festival
Winner - Competition Award - SXSW Film Festival

"Mr. Eason, using a hand-held camera and a largely new or nonprofessional cast, brilliantly captures the pulse of daily life in working-class, immigrant New York."
- A.O. Scott, The New York Times
MINE

MINE

Directed by Geralyn Pezanowski
  • YEAR 7 - FILM 12 / 
  • United States / 
  • 2009 / 
  • English / 
  • 81 min
Winner - Audience Award - SXSW Film Festival

"The best movie I saw during the week-long SXSW Film Festival!"
- Karen Valby, Entertainment Weekly
NURSE.FIGHTER.BOY

NURSE.FIGHTER.BOY

Directed by Charles Officer
  • Canada / 
  • 2008 / 
  • English / 
  • 93 min
Nominated - Best Film - Canadian Oscars®
Winner - Best Original Song - Canadian Oscars®
Winner - Audience Award - Mannheim Heidelberg Int'l Film Festival

"Gorgeously crafted. Enchanting!"
- Jennie Punter, The Globe and Mail

"HOMICIDE and THE WIRE's Clark Johnson gives a quietly intense performance."
- Adam Nayman, EYE Weekly
OT: OUR TOWN

OT: OUR TOWN

Directed by Scott Hamilton Kennedy, Academy Award� nominated director of The Garden

Nominated - Best Documentary - 2004 Independent Spirit Awards

"OT plays like a jazzed-up version of Ulysses' 'Odyssey,' with the cast forced to traverse cultural chasms and scale seemingly insurmountable obstacles."-- Patrick Goldstein, Los Angeles Times

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