A multi-character drama about six colliding lives in the heart of the Midwest The stories of man in a romantic competition with his best friend, a janitor with no friends and a theater manager hiding from past demons, whose paths collide. Scott Cerny's direction is mature and hit's all the right notes, and the lead actors performances are all superb.

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Stunning film that is half documentary and half art piece that converges into one gripping drama. A phone call about whether of not to move in together recorded voyeuristically as the camera abstractly pans and track over all the 193 centimeters of a naked man lying in bed on the phone. It creates and tense and beautiful sense that you were the fly on the wall during an important and small part of real human life. A stunner.

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Director Michael Peer has mastered a significant part of a certain type of filmmaking that hundreds of filmmakers attempt and fail at doing every year, the gangster/drug deal movie is perennial favorite of independent filmmakers, but interweaving stories with the right level of tension while keeping viewer interest involves having a perfect sense of pacing, and this student film has its plot and pacing down cold, creating an entertaining and watchable drug deal gone wrong movie.

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V-log uses reality film style clips to offer the viewer a peak into life in the internet age.

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Riveting dramatic action film about a gangster released from prison after serving twenty years for murder and his confrontation with the new version of what he was.

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In a small, wooded town, a young man struggles to leave a secret militia started by his father. With an eerie tone, Bucksville touches on topics of ethics and the militia movement, love, and loyalty. With Tom Berenger and Thomas Stroppel.

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