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Blurring the edges between reality and fiction, and set in an era when everything we do is photographed- or could be- A LOVE AFFAIR OF SORTS is a modern twist on romance in the digital age. The first feature film to be shot entirely on a flip camera, the narrative follows two lonely strangers in contemporary Los Angeles during the holiday season. The film begins with David (director David Guy Levy), a painter, and Enci (Lili Bordán), a Hungarian nanny, who meet in a bookstore when he catches her shoplifting on his ever-present flip camera. As they start a tentative relationship, everything is captured on digital cameras, though nothing about the situation is as straightforward as it looks. Things are further complicated with the inclusion of Enci's boyfriend Boris (Iván Kamarás), and David's brutally honest friend Jonathan (Jonathan Beckerman, playing himself, and unaware until the end of the film that it was fictional). Somewhere between their own narcissistic urges to be constantly filmed, and a need to connect in the vast urban sprawl of Los Angeles, A LOVE AFFAIR OF SORTS takes a wry look at the way in which technology brings us all together while also keeping us apart, and changes our definition of what it is to love and be loved.

Director: David Levy

Cast & Crew: David Levy,Lili Bordán,Iván Kamarás,Jonathan Beckerman

Writers: David Levy A Love Affair of Sorts
History Rediscovered: Submarines at War features four rare WWII-era documentary films, including one in full color, about submarines and the "silent service" during World War II. These include The Silent Service, a vivid history of U.S. submarine operations in the Pacific. Running nearly 40 minutes, this rare color film was produced in 1946, and documents the unrestricted submarine warfare campaign launched by Admiral Charles A. Lockwood against the Japanese merchant fleet. It also features re-enactments of daring attacks against enemy naval targets and includes rare footage of submarines rescuing American airmen forced to ditch at sea. In Now It Can Be Told, you'll witness the dramatic true story of the capture of a German U-boat on the high seas. In the pre-war film Service on Submarines you'll see how recruits rigorously train for undersea assignment, and in the post-WWII film Take 'Er Down you'll see the dawn of the new atomic era as the USS Nautlius slides down the ways.

Director: Fred Plasma

Cast & Crew: Admiral Charles Lockwood,Rear Admiral Daniel Gallery,Lt. Albert David,Oblt. Harald Lange,Commander Earl Trosino,Arthur Knispel,Stanley Wdowiak,Seaman Earnest Beaver,Fleet Admiral Osami Nagano

Writers: Ernest Eller History Rediscovered: Submarines at War
Originally released in 1943, The Battle of Britain represents the fourth movie in Frank Capra's epic ""Why We Fight"" documentary series. This film traces the fate of the British during the dark days of ""The Blitz."" It is a portrait of the desperate, but ultimately successful struggle to prevent a Nazi invasion of England.

The film begins after the fall of France. With their army in shambles, the British have to rely on their naval and air forces to stave off invasion. These prove to be formidable adversaries, as does Prime Minister Winston Churchill. His stoic attitude and resolve keep the nation focused on victory. Throughout ""The Blitz"" the population never wavers.

This presentation of The Battle of Britain also includes two rare wartime Ministry of Information shorts. ""V-1"" shows the ""buzz bomb"" attacks, while ""Fighter Pilot"" profiles the men about whom Churchill famously said ""Never in the field of human conflict has so much been owed by so many to so few. History Rediscovered: The Battle of Britain
The Memphis Belle features the most famous documentary to emerge from WWII and three other films in vivid high definition. Shot in 1943, The Memphis Belle was helmed by Academy Award™ winning director William Wyler. It chronicles the 25th and final combat mission of a B-17 crew. A moving and real portrait of courage, it was endorsed by President Franklin Roosevelt, and shown throughout the United States on his order. While dramatizations like Twelve O'Clock High and the Matthew Modine film Memphis Belle have their place, the original documentary has a reality and drama that is unparalleled. It's simply the most definitive chronicle of the air war in Europe as fought by American bomber crews. Also included are additional rare, authentic 8th Air Force films made during WWII. These include Operation Clarion, a confidential account of a bombing campaign, and two propaganda films: the 8th Air Force Report from Britain newsreel which includes a war bonds plea from General Eisenhower, and Mission Accomplished which was shown to defense plant workers.

Director: William Wyler

Cast & Crew: Capt. Robert Morgan,Capt. James Verinis,Capt. Charles Leighton,Tech. Sgt. Robert Hanson,Tech. Sgt. Harold Loach,Staff Sgt. Casimer Nastal,Staff Sgt. Clarence Winchell,Staff Sgt. Cecil Scott,Staff Sgt. John Quinlan,Col. Stanley Ray,Capt. Vincent Evans,Brig. Gen. Haywood Hansell,King George VI,Queen Elizabeth,Gen. Jacob Devers,Gen. Ira Eaker,Eugene Kern

Cinematographer: Harold Tannenbaum,William Clothier

Writers: Jerome Chodorov,Lester Koenig History Rediscovered: The Memphis Belle

Blurring the edges between reality and fiction, and set in an era when everything we do is photographed- or could be- A LOVE AFFAIR OF SORTS is a modern twist on romance in the digital age. The first feature film to be shot entirely on a flip camera, the narrative follows two lonely strangers in contemporary Los Angeles during the holiday season. The film begins with David (director David Guy Levy), a painter, and Enci (Lili Bordán), a Hungarian nanny, who meet in a bookstore when he catches her shoplifting on his ever-present flip camera. As they start a tentative relationship, everything is captured on digital cameras, though nothing about the situation is as straightforward as it looks. Things are further complicated with the inclusion of Enci's boyfriend Boris (Iván Kamarás), and David's brutally honest friend Jonathan (Jonathan Beckerman, playing himself, and unaware until the end of the film that it was fictional). Somewhere between their own narcissistic urges to be constantly filmed, and a need to connect in the vast urban sprawl of Los Angeles, A LOVE AFFAIR OF SORTS takes a wry look at the way in which technology brings us all together while also keeping us apart, and changes our definition of what it is to love and be loved.

Director: David Levy

Cast & Crew: David Levy,Lili Bordán,Iván Kamarás,Jonathan Beckerman

Writers: David Levy A Love Affair of Sorts
History Rediscovered: Submarines at War features four rare WWII-era documentary films, including one in full color, about submarines and the "silent service" during World War II. These include The Silent Service, a vivid history of U.S. submarine operations in the Pacific. Running nearly 40 minutes, this rare color film was produced in 1946, and documents the unrestricted submarine warfare campaign launched by Admiral Charles A. Lockwood against the Japanese merchant fleet. It also features re-enactments of daring attacks against enemy naval targets and includes rare footage of submarines rescuing American airmen forced to ditch at sea. In Now It Can Be Told, you'll witness the dramatic true story of the capture of a German U-boat on the high seas. In the pre-war film Service on Submarines you'll see how recruits rigorously train for undersea assignment, and in the post-WWII film Take 'Er Down you'll see the dawn of the new atomic era as the USS Nautlius slides down the ways.

Director: Fred Plasma

Cast & Crew: Admiral Charles Lockwood,Rear Admiral Daniel Gallery,Lt. Albert David,Oblt. Harald Lange,Commander Earl Trosino,Arthur Knispel,Stanley Wdowiak,Seaman Earnest Beaver,Fleet Admiral Osami Nagano

Writers: Ernest Eller History Rediscovered: Submarines at War
Originally released in 1943, The Battle of Britain represents the fourth movie in Frank Capra's epic ""Why We Fight"" documentary series. This film traces the fate of the British during the dark days of ""The Blitz."" It is a portrait of the desperate, but ultimately successful struggle to prevent a Nazi invasion of England.

The film begins after the fall of France. With their army in shambles, the British have to rely on their naval and air forces to stave off invasion. These prove to be formidable adversaries, as does Prime Minister Winston Churchill. His stoic attitude and resolve keep the nation focused on victory. Throughout ""The Blitz"" the population never wavers.

This presentation of The Battle of Britain also includes two rare wartime Ministry of Information shorts. ""V-1"" shows the ""buzz bomb"" attacks, while ""Fighter Pilot"" profiles the men about whom Churchill famously said ""Never in the field of human conflict has so much been owed by so many to so few. History Rediscovered: The Battle of Britain
The Memphis Belle features the most famous documentary to emerge from WWII and three other films in vivid high definition. Shot in 1943, The Memphis Belle was helmed by Academy Award™ winning director William Wyler. It chronicles the 25th and final combat mission of a B-17 crew. A moving and real portrait of courage, it was endorsed by President Franklin Roosevelt, and shown throughout the United States on his order. While dramatizations like Twelve O'Clock High and the Matthew Modine film Memphis Belle have their place, the original documentary has a reality and drama that is unparalleled. It's simply the most definitive chronicle of the air war in Europe as fought by American bomber crews. Also included are additional rare, authentic 8th Air Force films made during WWII. These include Operation Clarion, a confidential account of a bombing campaign, and two propaganda films: the 8th Air Force Report from Britain newsreel which includes a war bonds plea from General Eisenhower, and Mission Accomplished which was shown to defense plant workers.

Director: William Wyler

Cast & Crew: Capt. Robert Morgan,Capt. James Verinis,Capt. Charles Leighton,Tech. Sgt. Robert Hanson,Tech. Sgt. Harold Loach,Staff Sgt. Casimer Nastal,Staff Sgt. Clarence Winchell,Staff Sgt. Cecil Scott,Staff Sgt. John Quinlan,Col. Stanley Ray,Capt. Vincent Evans,Brig. Gen. Haywood Hansell,King George VI,Queen Elizabeth,Gen. Jacob Devers,Gen. Ira Eaker,Eugene Kern

Cinematographer: Harold Tannenbaum,William Clothier

Writers: Jerome Chodorov,Lester Koenig History Rediscovered: The Memphis Belle
The Secret Life of Adolf Hitler was one of the first post-WWII documentary films to profile the reviled German dictator. Featuring footage shot by the Nazis and Eva Braun's 16mm home movies, the program revealed first-ever glimpses into the private life of one of history's most ruthless despots. It was also among the first to feature interviews with members of Hitler's inner circle. These include Hitler's only full sibling Paula Hitler, his personal adjutant Julius Schaub, his pilot Hans Bauer, and his chauffer Eric Kempka. The Secret Life of Adolf Hitler may lack modern production values but it is both revealing and historically important. Fifty years after its original release it remains one of the more audacious portraits of one of the 20th Century's madmen.

Director: Walter Engels

Cast & Crew: Westbrook Van Voorhis,Paula Wolf,Julius Schaub,Wilma Schaub,Hans Bauer,Eric Kempa,Eva Braun,Adolph Hitler

Writers: Eldorous L. Dayton History Rediscovered: The Secret Life of Adolf Hitler
With the departure of the Bush Administration and the arrival of an "era of transparency," opportunities are arising for the disclosure of new information that may shed more light on the events that took place before and after 9/11/2001.Dramatically narrated by Daniel Sunjata of FX's Rescue Me. This film first examines mysterious and infamous events that reshaped world history - from the Reichstag Fire in 1933 that catapulted Hitler to dictatorship - to the Gulf of Tonkin Incident in 1964 that led to the Vietnam War, and then takes viewers on a turbulent journey through several pivotal moments in history before delving into the most significant catastrophe in recent memory, 9/11. Eight years later, the American people continue to live in the aftermath of 9/11 and deal with its ongoing repercussions. The film serves as a fundamental call to action which is fueled by hope that those affected by 9/11 will soon receive the answers that they have sought after for nearly a decade.
Loose Change 9/11: An American Coup
After a violent home invasion, resulting in the murder of his wife Jennifer (Jennifer Farrugia), John Krause (Dan Eberle) rouses from a four-month dream, to a waking nightmare of a life decimated. He re-enters the world, but everything has changed. In a fog of grief and sadness, John wanders the landscape of his misery searching for relief. What he finds is a world beneath his own, a world of drugs and violence, and ultimately, an opportunity to exact vengeance. Tacitly told in a lyrical cinematic style, entirely without dialogue, Prayer to a Vengeful God is a silent study of a man who trades his humanity for revenge. Written and directed by Dan Eberle.

Director: Dan Eberle

Cast & Crew: Dan Eberle,Paul Vasquez,Jennifer Farrugia,Amanda Bender,Beau Allulli,Leah Rudick,Jillaine Gill

Cinematographer: James Parsons

Writers: Dan Eberle Prayer to a Vengeful God
One of the finest films to emerge from WWII, The True Glory won a special Academy Award in 1945. This incredible documentary chronicles the march of the Allies from D-Day to V-E Day. Created by famed British filmmaker Carol Reed and American director Garson Kanin, The True Glory features extraordinary combat footage culled from tens of thousands of hours of film, and moving first-person accounts from those who were there. These include GI's and Tommies, Canadian soldiers, French partisans and others. This epic film is introduced to you by Allied Supreme Commander General Dwight D. Eisenhower. Breathtaking in scope, The True Glory begins with D-Day Invasion preparations and shows the landings, the capture of Cherbourg and Caen, the Falaise breakout, the race to liberate Paris, the ill-fated Operation Market Garden, the retaking of Antwerp and Brussels, the Battle of the Bulge, the crossing of the Rhine as well as the end game in Berlin. It's history, like you've never seen it before.

Director: Carol Reed,Garson Kanin

Cast & Crew: Dwight Eisenhower,George Patton

Writers: Paddy Chayefsky,Peter Ustinov History Rediscovered: The True Glory
This documentary tells the story of Jani, a 19-year-old drug addict living on social welfare along with his friends. Tired of his life in a remote city in Finland, he decides to travel by train to various parts of Europe before being sent to imprisonment for several petty crimes.

Director: Joonas Neuvonen

Cast & Crew: Jani ,Kipe ,Antti

Writers: Joonas Neuvonen Reindeerspotting - Escape From Santaland
Technocalyps is an intriguing three-part documentary on the notion of Trans-humanism by Belgian visual artist and filmmaker Frank Theys. The latest findings in genetics, robotics, artificial intelligence, bionics and nanotechnology appear in the media every day, but with no analysis of what seems to be their common aim: exceeding human limitations and creating higher, trans-human forms of life. Technocalyps presents a thorough and critical enquiry into the scientific, ethical and metaphysical dimensions of technological development. The film includes interviews by top scientists and thinkers on the subject worldwide, such as Marvin Minsky, Ray Kurzweil, Terence McKenna, Hans Moravec, Bruce Sterling, Robert Anton Wilson, David Noble, Margaret Wertheim, the Dalai Lama and many others.

Director: Frank Theys

Cast & Crew: Marvin Minsky,Ray Kurzweil,Terence McKenna,Hans Moravec,Bruce Sterling,Robert Wilson,David Noble,Margaret Wertheim,Dalai Lama

Writers: Frank Theys Technocalyps Part 1: Trans-human
Technocalyps is an intriguing three-part documentary on the notion of Trans-humanism by Belgian visual artist and filmmaker Frank Theys. The latest findings in genetics, robotics, artificial intelligence, bionics and nanotechnology appear in the media every day, but with no analysis of what seems to be their common aim: exceeding human limitations and creating higher, trans-human forms of life. Technocalyps presents a thorough and critical enquiry into the scientific, ethical and metaphysical dimensions of technological development. The film includes interviews by top scientists and thinkers on the subject worldwide, such as Marvin Minsky, Ray Kurzweil, Terence McKenna, Hans Moravec, Bruce Sterling, Robert Anton Wilson, David Noble, Margaret Wertheim, the Dalai Lama and many others.

Director: Frank Theys

Cast & Crew: Marvin Minsky,Ray Kurzweil,Terence McKenna,Hans Moravec,Bruce Sterling,Robert Wilson,David Noble,Margaret Wertheim,Dalai Lama

Writers: Frank Theys Technocalyps Part 2: Preparing for the Singularity
Technocalyps is an intriguing three-part documentary on the notion of Trans-humanism by Belgian visual artist and filmmaker Frank Theys. The latest findings in genetics, robotics, artificial intelligence, bionics and nanotechnology appear in the media every day, but with no analysis of what seems to be their common aim: exceeding human limitations and creating higher, trans-human forms of life. Technocalyps presents a thorough and critical enquiry into the scientific, ethical and metaphysical dimensions of technological development. The film includes interviews by top scientists and thinkers on the subject worldwide, such as Marvin Minsky, Ray Kurzweil, Terence McKenna, Hans Moravec, Bruce Sterling, Robert Anton Wilson, David Noble, Margaret Wertheim, the Dalai Lama and many others.

Director: Frank Theys

Cast & Crew: Marvin Minsky,Ray Kurzweil,Terence McKenna,Hans Moravec,Bruce Sterling,Robert Wilson,David Noble,Margaret Wertheim,Dalai Lama

Writers: Frank Theys Technocalyps Part 3: The Digital Messiah
Kyle and Sarah are starting a life together in a renovated house in the Hollywood Hills, the same property where the original house burned down with its owner vanished a decade earlier. Despite rumors and warnings from others, the couple follows through with their move, only to encounter bizarre occurrences within the first night in their new home. When one of their friends soon disappears, Kyle and Sarah begin to suspect that they're the new targets of a cat-and-mouse game, one with a predator whose identity – and state of living – has yet to be identified.

Director: Chris Tasara

Cast & Crew: Gary Hudson,Jules Wilcox,Paul Francis,Pancho Demmings

Writers: Chris Tasara Deadline
Report from the Aleutians is the first of three important movies made by filmmaker John Huston during WWII. Assigned to the Signal Corps in 1942, Huston was sent to Adak in the remote Aleutian Islands off the coast of Alaska. There, Huston filmed the bitter campaign to oust Japanese forces from Kiska, which they seized during the offensive that led to the Battle of Midway.

Unlike Midway, where America dealt Japan a devastating blow, the battle of the Aleutians was one of attrition. As a result, Huston's portrait focuses on the day-to-day activities of ordinary G.I. Joes, who faced difficult duty in a cold wasteland with courage, resourcefulness, and character. Foremost among these were the pilots and crews who flew monotonous patrols in difficult weather and who experienced real terror while flying bombing raids over Japanese positions. Huston's moving portrait was criticized within the War Department for its tone, but nevertheless received an Oscar nomination in 1944. History Rediscovered: Report from the Aleutians
Michael Scheibler and his wife, Betty, reside on 320 acres of land in the little town of Emo, Ontario, a property that serves as a welcoming sanctuary for droves of surrounding wildlife. Michael has, quite unpredictably, become closest to the most dangerous of these animal neighbors - a group of over sixty wild bears.

Bruised by tragedy, Michael finds solace through his interactions with these unconventional healers, a life-altering discovery that soon leads him on an unexpected path to love and redemption.

From Reel Productions, a rare film that shows how a surprise encounter with wild animals can teach a broken man to be human again. The Gentle Bear Man of Emo

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