Feature Films
Our feature films have screened globally, securing international distribution and festival accolades.
Henry's Ebb
Directed by: Thomas Mendolia
Produced by: Lucas Ford, Joey LePage
Starring: Kingston Rumi Southwick, Banks Repeta, Ashley Shelton
Fleeing from his abusive mother, Henry embarks on a journey with his imaginary friend, Ebb. As their adventure unfolds, their friendship is put to the test, pushing Henry to confront the realities of his sanity and his dependence on Ebb, while Ebb discovers his own unique purpose.
American Baby
Directed by: Ellen Rodnianski
Produced by: Lucas Ford, Annika Dawson, Ellen Rodnianski
Executive Producers: Danny Cohen, Len Blavatnik, Paul Merryman
Starring: Abigail Pniowsky, Claire Capek, Elisha Henig, Janel Koloski
American Baby follows Oli as she navigates the repercussions of being very young and very pregnant in small town Texas. As she seeks out the suddenly absent teenage father-to-be of her child, Oli confronts the growing isolation from her community.
Portal to Hell
Directed by: Woody Bess
Produced by: Lucas Ford, Trey Holland, Tom Watts, Woody Bess
Executive Produces: Dionne Lea
Starring: Trey Holland, Romina D'Ugo, Keith David, Richard Kind
A routine debt collector's life is turned upside down when a portal to hell opens in his local laundromat followed by a demon who offers him a deal - three souls to save his neighbor from being dragged to hell.
Directed by: Joey LePage
Produced by: Lucas Ford, Joey LePage, Chris Sibley
Executive Producer: Benjamin Kramer
Starring: Matthew Daddario, Elisha Henig, George Basil, Samuel Davis, Shonagh Smith, Gustavo Gomez, Missy Malek, Luxy Banner, Dale Watson, Conrad Vernon
Set at a college in Austin, Texas, Party People is a feature comprised of eight interlocking vignettes surrounding the semester’s “first big party.” But unlike most “party movies,” many of our characters never make it. They get lost, or waylaid, or bail. And for those who do arrive, we cut away before we can actually see where the rest of the night takes them. Because, as our freshmen learn… it’s not really about the party at all. It’s about the devastating collision of expectations and reality, and knowing their memories of this night aren’t going to be as glamorous as they envisioned. Put simply: life is what happens when you’re trying to get to the party.
