The Axe In The Attic

"THE AXE IN THE ATTIC is inspiring filmmaking. Ed Pincus and Lucia Small exhibit deep humanity and personal courage in making this film, which deftly balances depictions of victims of Hurricane Katrina with a presentation of the filmmakers' struggles to tell these victims' stories."

—Ross McElwee, filmmaker, BRIGHT LEAVES, SHERMAN'S MARCH

The End Of America

"Pointedly Inflammatory" -The New York Times

"Excellent! FOUR STARS" -News Blaze

"Wolf's impassioned arguments prove totally compelling." - Variety

AIDS JaaGO

The AIDS JaaGO project presents four short films by notable Indian directors that aim to dismantle myths and misconceptions about HIV/AIDS. This project was the brainchild of Mira Nair (Monsoon Wedding) and is produced by her company, Mirabai Films. The four AIDS Jaago films come from different parts of India - each with in its own genre and each with a different point about HIV/AIDS.

Hori Smoku Sailor Jerry

"An eye-popping spit 'n gristle documentary. Forever fascinating, outlaw cool, and way more than skin deep."
—Austin Chronicle

"Transcendently salty but always thoughtful...wildly entertaining!" —Philadelphia Weekly

The Least Of These

A penetrating look at the T. Don Hutto Residential Center, a former prison-cum-family detention center which houses immigrant children and their parents from all over the world while they await their asylum hearings or the threat of deportation. A rare and telling exposé of the conditions we subject would-be American's to in the name of securing our own freedom.

Johnny Berlin 2: Notes From The Dumpster

Picks up where the original JOHNNY BERLIN left off, right after the wannabe novelist's tour of duty as a porter aboard a luxury train ended and Johnny set off to write his masterpiece on the cheap in Cambodia. In his trademark style, he tells us how he wound up destitute in Phnom Penh filled with visions of jumping off of a bridge into the Mekong River.