Movies

Guide to Danish language movies, search or browse the titles alphabetically.

Presents feature films and feature length documentaries, program information, submission, and news.

Presents the best of French cinema to Cork audiences and encourages artistic development and excellence through film. Overview, press links, program, film information, screenings, venue, staff, brochure, and links. Cork, Ireland.

General information, submission details, past festivals, film synopses, FAQ, and media.

Brings a quality and diversity of film to Calgary movie-lovers. Provides membership details, submission guidelines, schedules and latest news. Alberta.

Annual three-day event focusing on showcasing the work of Alpine City, Canada filmmakers. Overview, schedule, past festivals, sponsors, and news.

Tennessee based showcase.

Showcases contemporary cinema, premieres, contributions of veteran film artists and offers a platform for emerging artists. Santa Fe, New Mexico,

Official site with schedule and information for the Australian film showcase.

Baycroft Entertainment presents a Joel Baycroft film. The world's only 17-year-old director puts a masterpiece together for the first film of his career. A story of action, drama, and corruption.

A fast-paced, gritty action feature film set in Cardiff. Written and directed by Michael Barnes. Produced by Mark Faiers and Chris Dawson.

Miami Killian Senior High Class of 1975 30th Reuion Movie featuring the photography, 8mm movies & audio recordings by Keith Spurlock

Holiday satire involving Santa Claus on the run from men with guns. Production notes, cast and crew, news, photographs, videos, and links.

Soundtracks, trailers, photos, download links and subtitles for this drama released under Creative Commons Attribution ShareAlike.

Memorial for Los Angeles director of photography whose credits included Dreamers, The Blair Witch Project, and The Burkittsville 7. Photographs, articles, and quotations.

Synopses, trailers and contact information.

Award winning producer/director of documentary films and television news specials.

Annual festival for experimental and alternative short film, video and new media in Ghent - Belgium.

Annual event that blends film with other performance media. Open to entries on Super 8 or 16mm film only. Background information and history, submission guidelines, PDF entry form, and highlights from past events.

Statement. Selected Films. Work includes: "Blue Movie," "Winterwheat," "Why Live Here?"

News, current and past projects, photography, and contact information.

Experimental short films/videos by Sydney and Blue Mountains based filmmakers Tina Ulevik and Janelle Speight and sound designer/musician Scott Barnes. Includes stills, history and filmography.

Movie house for independent premieres and repertory programming. A nonprofit cinema. New York, NY.

Ongoing series of unusual and experimental film in San Francisco.

100 seat microcinema located in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada specializing in alternative, underground and obscure film and video screenings.

The Bug Performance and Media Art Center, Denver, Colorado.

Hundreds of monologues from popular films, arranged alphabetically.

Collection of screenplays for a number of mainstream films, in alphabetical order.

International short film festival.

Flemish and European short film competition. Background information and entry forms.

A film, video, and new media festival screening innovative, provocative, guerilla and just plain silly works from international artists.

Showcases films under 10 minutes made on non-professional devices. Submission guidelines, videos, weblog, sponsors, and press. Screenings worldwide.

Features biographical information and commercials.

Films, awards, demo reel, photographs, and links.

Filmmaker based in Malta. Biography, films, and news.

Resume and show reel.

Dedicated to exhibiting and creating short works which express the poetics of the moving image.

A variety of reviewers offer their opinions on various cult films.

Covers authors' rights, file sharing and culture in Spain in the Internet era. Originally released as "¡Copiad malditos!" under a Creative Commons license, a version subtitled in English is also offered.

Profiles Dr. Sharadkumar Dicksheet -- a plastic surgeon who is a heart attack survivor and a paraplegic. Synopsis, news, screening details, trailer, photographs, review links, contact information, and press kit.

Tells the story of AFN-Berlin and the staff, in particular the DJs and the music (R & B and Jazz) in context with the cold war situation of West Berlin.

Tells the story of Jews who fled Eastern Europe for California and ended up chicken ranching in Petaluma. Film information, filmmaker details, and links.

Feature film endeavours to look beyond the stereotypes of homelessness. Background information, trailer, reviews, screening details, and contact information.

Film by Vartan Akchyan documenting the existence of the Jewish community in Armenia. Film information, credits, and news.

Documents a Vietnamese exchange student's experience in rural United States. Synopsis, reviews, filmmaker interviews, credits, screening details, and links.

Combines interviews with student musicians, parents and teachers along with formal concert footage. Based on the Emmy Award-winning children's music workshop. Past shows, press, photographs, and contact information.

A look at the 2004 political events in the Ukraine. Synopsis, screening dates and locations, reviews, filmmaker biography, photographs, and trailer.

A 1996 investigation of the controversial "60 Minutes" profile on the tobacco industry. Synopsis, interviews, and links.

A Sharron Bates film about coffee grown entirely by women farmers. Synopsis, trailer, press, screening information, credits, photographs, and links.

Documents Rockabilly music as a separate musical style. Background information, musician profiles, director biography, media, production stills, and links.