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- SPLINTERHEADS, DVD AVAILABLE NOW AT SPLINTERHEADS.COM
Written and directed by Brant Sersen
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Starring Rachael Taylor, Christopher McDonald, Dean Winters, Frankie Faison, and the up-and-coming comedian Thomas MIddleditch as Justin Frost. For Justin, a typical day is rolling out of bed at one, practicing improvised karate, and mowing grass for his best friend's landscaping business. But when a traveling carnival lands in his small town, Justin falls for a sexy con-artist and wakes up to the life he has yet to begin living. Visit the SPLINTERHEADS website at www.splinterheads.com. |
- KICK THE CAN
Directed by Sol Tryon
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Adapted from the Jim Lehrer novel of the same name, KICK THE CAN is the story of One-Eyed Mack, the son of a Kansas state trooper who lost his eye in childhood to the ragged lid of a tin can. Desperate to gain independence and see America, Mack sets out on his own for the first time in his life. |
- EGGY, in development
Written by Jay Remillard and Andrew Hubschmann
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In the vein of Little Miss Sunshine and Rushmore, EGGY is an ensemble piece that weaves together stories of both kids and adults, in a suburban New Jersey Catholic school. At the center of this cast of characters is Eric Schultz, a 12-year-old genius with a large, egg-shaped head, dubbed "Eggy" by his cruel classmates; Billy Collins, a soccer superstar, who is struggling with the pressure that comes with being perfect; and Mark Lowsack, Billy's soccer coach with his own personal, though imaginary cheering section, who can't let go of the glory days when he was the Billy Collins of St. Peters prep. Absurd, hilarious and ultimately poignant, EGGY is about how people form connections and end up saving each other. |
- OLIVER'S DEAL, in development
Written and directed by Barney Elliott
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OLIVER’S DEAL is the first feature film by writer/director Barney Elliott. An intense psychological thriller set in Peru and New York, the script was accepted into the prestigious Cinefoundation program at Cannes and the Binger Lab in Amsterdam. |
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