Adieu Lacan
Drama (2021)
“With realistic acumen and artistic expertise, ADIEU LACAN portrays the struggles of a young woman, Seriema, who is trying to understand why her path to motherhood has reached an unbearable impasse. Following two miscarriages and the possible loss of her marriage, Seriema travels to Paris in 1972 to undergo psychoanalytic treatment with the maverick French analyst, Jacques Lacan. Her analysis is an attempt to help her to disentangle the enigma of her question: why has motherhood become a seeming impossibility?”
- Mavis Himes, Psychoanalyst and author of "The Power of Names."
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A Hole In One
Drama, Dark Comedy (2004)
1953, a woman living in an abusive relationship in a small town with a local gangster decides a lobotomy will solve her problems. Stars Michelle Williams.
“...this truly bizarre film...strikingly original, suggestive of the surrealist paintings of Dali and Magritte... undeniably memorable.”
The Caller
Drama, Thriller (2008)
An energy business exec is assisted by a private investigator in his effort to expose his corporation's corrupt practices. Stars Frank Langella and Elliott Gould.
“Frank Langella gives a note-perfect tour de force performance.”
Fred Won't Move Out
Drama (2012)
Two grown children and their aging parents struggle with the decision whether the older generation should stay in the house where they have lived for fifty years. Stars Elliott Gould.
“A finely calculated, understated work of art...beautifully judged in pace and tone.”
Foreclosure
Horror (2014)
The story of a family striving to stay together while a curse and the ghosts of a haunted house try to tear them apart with a legacy of racism.. stars Michael Imperioli.
“Ghosts Don’t Move Out”
The Dark Side
Docufiction (2015)
Half romantic comedy, half documentary, a unique take on Hurricane Sandy with exclusive footage by a first responder shot as his own neighborhood goes up in flames.
No Human Is Illegal
Documentary (2018)
The director speaks with undocumented immigrants on the Greek island of Lesvos, visits where they are housed and tells his own family’s story.
“The most beautiful thing on the black earth...is what you love.”