A short animation about an unfortunate soul

Magical music and a warm story of a day in a young girls life fill this Fillipino short film. Made from a film grant from the National Commission for Culture and the Arts Indiemand Director/Writer/Production Manager

This is a great Australian film by Dark Hart Production. The movies premise, the central character Mr Roberts finds himself awoken inexplicably in a white room. A man sits before him at a desk and in between them stands a black button. If Mr Roberts pushes it, he will receive a briefcase filled with millions of dollars. Or he can take the key to the door and leave penniless. The catch? Pushing the button will result in the death of a human being. What would you do? Our first professional short film. We made it for $200 and shot it on the stage of our old school in Melbourne, Australia. Fortunately, professional actor Robert Grubb agreed to act in it for free after reading the script. This film took nearly a year to put together, working on it in stages and creating the 'white' effect on a home PC. Please note that the younger actor, unlike his father Robert Grubb, has no formal acting training whatsoever.

Bottle Rocket follows three friends (Owen Wilson, Luke Wilson and Robert Musgrave) as they attempt to become gangsters... The short film was originally set to feature established actors but because of the low budget, the main characters were given to brothers Owen Wilson and Luke Wilson, who had never been in a movie before. Robert Musgrave .... Bob Hanson Temple Nash .... Himself Elissa Sommerfield .... Waitress Luke Wilson .... Anthony Adams Owen Wilson .... Dignan Wes Anderson .... Director Written by: Owen Wilson and Wes Anderson

A man frustrated with his life follows his dreams. Shot on 8mm 'in-camera' for straight8

Cool clip by acclaimed video (Beastie Boys, Moby, etc.) and commercial director Evan Bernard. Destined to be a hip hop classic.

Roast Chicken is a rather macabre film in the black noir vein. Taking you into a housewives life and her rather stark alter-ego life. Part of the Rutger Hauer Film Factory films

A very nicely made film with good angles, nice thought and well executed. About a breakup. The loneliness of the empty room without and the regrets. Written by Josh Preston and Kevin Gomez. Directed by Kevin Gomez. Director of Photography was Kevin Kenned