Playing Columbine

Why does the United States rank with China, Saudi Arabia, Iran and Vietnam in executions? Support for 'death' centers in the former slave states, and 'who must die' is not a question of justice, but of politics. Discover how a rebel pubic defender from Boulder, Colorado threw a monkey wrench into America's 'death machine'.… Read more

For thirty-five years Carrie and Mary Dann have fought the U.S. government for their land rights and their human rights. Why has the U.S.… Read more

The story of a Special Ops mission into Afghanistan to find a mujadheem leader who our government thinks may have magical powers.

The Brothers Warner A Feature-Length Documentary by Cass Warner An intimate portrait and saga of Hollywood pioneers, Harry, Albert, Sam and Jack who rose from immigrant poverty through personal tragedies persevering to create a major studio with a social conscience.

Body Job is a meditation on physical approaches to work. It was inspired by a dancing traffic cop who used to work on the streets of Brooklyn.

KASHF: The Lifting of the Veil is Pakistan's first English feature film in 30 years. Armaghan a young man, returns to Pakistan after 25 years and finds himself caught in a web of magic realism.

Part of the Southwest Showcase About the film: "The Unfound" is a mystery/adventure story that follows an eager and up and coming female news journalist as she travels on assignment from New York City to the New Mexico wilderness in order to cover the story of a Native American medicine man who wants to go public with an apocalyptic prophecy so unique and mysterious, even the elders of his t… Read more

A documentary short revisiting the morning of 9/11 while President Bush visits Booker Elementary.

With memorable characters and spectacular locations, MILKING THE RHINO tells joyful, penetrating and heartbreaking stories from Kenya and Namibia – revealing the high stakes obstacles facing Community Conservation today.

On a dark night, what seems to be a routine shift for taxi cab driver, Ricardo (Luis Robledo-American Family, Havoc), turns out to be a night where questionable morality and loneliness collide. Norma (Jana Mitsoula-Tru Calling, Stargate: Atlantis), a beautiful stranger enters the cab and the ensuing events change the course of their lives forever.… Read more

In 2005 there was a polarizing game. In 2006 there was a deadly shooting. In 2007 there was widespread protest. For the first time, it all comes together.

Brooklyn based Girls of Porn are a popular rock act. But when their singer quits, GOP has a choice: face band death, or find a new front man. State of Rock follows the band on it’s quest, whereupon we meet a driven bunch of unsung dreamers: a roadie who wants to be in a band, the businessman who used to be, and two singers who get a shot (including a pre-American Idol Constantine Maroulis).… Read more

South Side Santa is a story about the the confrontations that occur with the Hispanic and Mexican cultures in santa Fe. It deals with the youth and older generations and some harsh views on how the city has forgotten about the locals, it also deals with the frustrations of the local police force with their on going struggle to put a stop to the growing Illegal immigrant crime .… Read more

An garden hose discovers that the grass isn’t greener on the other side. In fact there isn’t even any grass…

Mort has been mortally depressed ever since the love of his life, Vida, dumped him. But poor Mort is such a loser he can't even kill himself without blowing it and wreaking havoc on innocent bystanders. Mort takes dark comedy to new depths, but not to worry, hope springs eternal...or does it?