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Titles in Genre Films With Celebrities
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A SIMPLE CURVE
Directed by Aubrey Nealon
Nominated for 9 Leo Awards
Winner - Best Director - Nantucket FF
"A Simple Curve possesses wisdom that is rare for film these days, let alone a debut."
- Peter Howell, The Toronto Star
Winner - Best Director - Nantucket FF
"A Simple Curve possesses wisdom that is rare for film these days, let alone a debut."
- Peter Howell, The Toronto Star
ARCADIA
Directed by Olivia Silver
Winner - Crystal Bear - Berlin Int'l Film Festival
Winner - Best Children's Film - Oulu Int'l Film Festival
Winner - Best Children's Film - Oulu Int'l Film Festival
BROKEN
Directed by Rufus Norris
Winner - Best Film - British Independent Film Awards (BIFA)
Winner - Best Supporting Actor - British Independent Film Awards (BIFA)
Nominated - 9 Awards - British Independent Film Awards (BIFA)
"The visually pleasing drama is graced by a lovely score from Britpop eminence Damon Albarn...and by fine performances, notably from a soulful Tim Roth and appealing young newcomer Eloise Laurence."
- David Rooney, The Hollywood Reporter
"Broken is a valuable showcase for an outstanding up-and-coming talent, and Laurence is an actor to watch."
- Peter Bradshaw, The Guardian
Winner - Best Supporting Actor - British Independent Film Awards (BIFA)
Nominated - 9 Awards - British Independent Film Awards (BIFA)
"The visually pleasing drama is graced by a lovely score from Britpop eminence Damon Albarn...and by fine performances, notably from a soulful Tim Roth and appealing young newcomer Eloise Laurence."
- David Rooney, The Hollywood Reporter
"Broken is a valuable showcase for an outstanding up-and-coming talent, and Laurence is an actor to watch."
- Peter Bradshaw, The Guardian
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
FALLING ANGELS
Directed by Scott Smith
Official Selection - Toronto Int'l Film Festival
Official Selection - Vancouver Int'l Film Festival
"One of the most effective family dramas to emerge in a good long while."
- Reel Film Reviews
Official Selection - Vancouver Int'l Film Festival
"One of the most effective family dramas to emerge in a good long while."
- Reel Film Reviews
FREE MEN
Directed by Ismaël Ferroukhi
Official Selection - Cannes Film Festival
Official Selection - Toronto Int'l Film Festival
"Both subtle and magnetic...Tahar Rahim [is] one of France's finest young actors...[FREE MEN] contributes a worthy and interesting chapter to the tradition of World War II dramas."
- A. O. Scott, The New York Times
"A testament to Rahim's screen presence...Free Men proves that the can't-take-your-eyes-off-him charisma the Franco-Algerian actor displayed in Jacques Audiard's A Prophet was no fluke."
- David Fear, Time Out New York
Official Selection - Toronto Int'l Film Festival
"Both subtle and magnetic...Tahar Rahim [is] one of France's finest young actors...[FREE MEN] contributes a worthy and interesting chapter to the tradition of World War II dramas."
- A. O. Scott, The New York Times
"A testament to Rahim's screen presence...Free Men proves that the can't-take-your-eyes-off-him charisma the Franco-Algerian actor displayed in Jacques Audiard's A Prophet was no fluke."
- David Fear, Time Out New York
HE DIED WITH A FELAFEL IN HIS HAND
Directed by Richard Lowenstein
Winner - Grand Jury Prize (Best Film) - New York Int'l Film & Video Festival
Winner - Best Screenplay - New York Int'l Film & Video Festival
Winner - Best Screenplay - New York Int'l Film & Video Festival
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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
Official Selection - SXSW Film Festival
"Beautifully modulated! Full of both the ache and the joy of real life."
- Jon Frosch, The Hollywood Reporter
KING OF DEVIL'S ISLAND
Directed by Marius Holst
Winner - Best Feature Film - Nordic Film Days Lübeck
Winner - Audience Award - Nordic Film Days Lübeck
"Haunting! Skarsgård is excellent as always and moody atmospherics enhance the conventional structure."
- Elizabeth Weitzman, New York Daily News
"Excellent! Marius Holst gives the proceedings a fresh look, thanks to his sturdy acting, direction and cinematography."
- V.A. Musetto, New York Post
"Conceptually ambitious...[KING OF DEVIL'S ISLAND] evokes a blood-chilling climate of eternal winter."
- Stephen Holden, The New York Times
Winner - Audience Award - Nordic Film Days Lübeck
"Haunting! Skarsgård is excellent as always and moody atmospherics enhance the conventional structure."
- Elizabeth Weitzman, New York Daily News
"Excellent! Marius Holst gives the proceedings a fresh look, thanks to his sturdy acting, direction and cinematography."
- V.A. Musetto, New York Post
"Conceptually ambitious...[KING OF DEVIL'S ISLAND] evokes a blood-chilling climate of eternal winter."
- Stephen Holden, The New York Times
LONG LIFE, HAPPINESS AND PROSPERITY
Directed by Mina Shum
Starring Golden Globe winner Sandra Oh (Gray's Anatomy)
"With the sure hand of a skilled miniaturist, Mina Shum has crafted a nearly flawless film."
-- Susan Walker, Toronto Star
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MANITO
Directed by Eric Eason
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
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