On Location: Memphis 2009

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Circulation is a short film about the day in the life of a dollar bill. It travels through many different hands and walks of life as it travels on it's fast paced journey.

Al's favorite Hawaiian food restaurant has stopped delivery in his area. With only one street separating him from his Chicken Katsu passion, Al has to think outside the box. He has the food delivered to his car in a trendy supermarket parking lot. But this will be no ordinarily meal, as Al experiences a world that makes the drama of an African watering hole look tame.

Portrait-in-progress of a dance troupe from Memphis composed of young adults with Down Syndrome. Funny, touching insights from parents and dancers as we watch the company rehearse and perform. They ultimately find a way to realize their dream, of performing on Broadway(or nearby). We also see them in a class with Liza Minelli. Television or theatrical exposure for the documentary should:o raise global awareness of the challenges and potential in all special needs populations,o highlight the needs for continued public and private support of such groups, and the benefits of that support o in particular, promote the work of these determined young adults from Memphis, o catalyze the formation of similar arts groups worldwide, o inspire all who see this touching, funny movie - whether 'typical' or 'special' - to personally express themselves more fully and test their own limits.

From 1933 the Nazis invaded and took over every element of German life. Intheir new world, there would be no place for God.Dietrich Karsten was a young Protestant priest who gave up most of his 20'sand sacrificed happiness with the woman he loved to defend his true beliefs.He joined the Confessional Church - a brotherhood of priests determined tofight the new Nazi faith sweeping through Germany. He was harassed andpersecuted by the Gestapo. And yet, this is the same man who volunteeredfor the Wehrmacht and won the Iron Cross for valour in the invasion ofFrance. He died in the frozen wastes of the Eastern Front in January 1942.'Confessions of a German Soldier' is the moving account of the life of DietrichKarsten. It is a tale of resistance and complicity in Nazi Germany and of thepowerful forces of history that confronted ordinary Germans who objected tothe regime. The story is told through Dietrich's warm and honest letters to hiswife and through his grand-daughter's quest to find his grave. Lena Karstenis joined by British historian Gabriel Fawcett as she travels across Europe tothe depths of rural Russia in search of her grandfather's lives as the pastor,resistor, victor and vanquished; looking for his grave and answers to thequestion:Why did the rebel priest become a model soldier fighting and dying forHitler?'Confessions of a German Soldier' is a captivating historical mystery with areal sense of pace, character and drama.

Two people with different philosophies on fate and destiny. One who is like a jelly fish just going with the flow. The other a bit more 'in control'. These ideals are played out over the course of a afternoon at a local bar. The main characters began to describe a 'perfect romantic encounter' if it was controlled solely by fate. They describe this to their friends, not knowing one another. They end up describing the same thing, at the same place at the same time. Know the trick is to get them to actually meet.

The Disappeared is a psychological horror-chiller in the same vein as'Don't Look Now'. Following the disappearance of his younger brotherTom, Matthew tries to put his life and sanity back together. Howeverthe past keeps coming back to haunt him... 'The Disappeared is acompelling drama by turns touching and terrifying with the power ofclassic horror.Lost Tribe Productions'The Disappeared is the debut feature film of Director/Producer/WriterJohnny Kevorkian and Producer/Writer Neil Murphy. Previously they havemade acclaimed short films which have been shown at numerous festivals and distributed on T.V. and cable channels around the world. 'The Wake' is a London set gangster thriller funded by TheFoundation of Sports and Arts. 'Seizures' , a sci-fi horror, wasmade possible due to a vast amount of support from the UK filmindustry. It premiered at the Edinburgh Film Festival and was screenedon Film Four. 'Fractured'is an elaborate Hitchcockianthriller, fully funded by the E.U.

Paris.Alise is awakened by a telephone call. A few hours later, while she was supposed to be covering a sport event on the Atlantic coast, she finds herself lost in a maritime nature reserve. Alone, facing the elements, she spontaneously reinvents the various stages of a rite that will take her to a new state of consciousness.

'Fate Scores' explores themes of isolation, connection, and chance. Two strangers--a guitarist (Albert M. Chan) and an introspective young woman (Heidi Rhodes)--cross paths at an empty concrete bench. One by one, additional strangers join the pair on the bench--a distressed woman in a foot cast (Mary Niederkorn), an insecure jogger (Jonathan Vittum), a famished pregnant woman (Angela Gunn), an anxious businessman at lunch (Brian D. Evans), a curious child with an ice cream cone (Ben Katz), two quarrelsome women (Kandace Cummings and Katarina Morhacova), and a dignified collector of soda cans (Roxanne Y. Morse). Whereas the young woman discreetly observes the whirlwind of interactions between the strangers, the guitarist remains completely engrossed in fixing his broken guitar string. Despite their differing reactions to the activity at the bench, the guitarist and the young woman eventually discover they have something special in common.