A TRIBUTE TO KANSAS CITY JAZZ - A journey through Kansas City, back to the 20's, 30's and 40's up till today. Honoring the Jazz Master Jay McShann who discovered Charlie Parker in KC! With Herbie Hancock, George Benson, Bobby Watson, Roy Hargrove, TS Monk, Earl Klugh, James Moody, Clark Terry. A beautiful historic film on Jazz...

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THE RICH HAVE THEIR OWN PHOTOGRAPHERS - This is a deeply inspirational film about the life and artwork of America's premiere social documentary photographer alive today. After being persecuted for being a communist in 1957, Milton Rogovin refused to be silenced. He began photographing poor, disenfranchised and working class communities in Bufffalo, NY and then around the World. Now 97, his entire collection is housed by both the Center for Creative Photography and the Library of Congress. READ REVIEW

NETHERBEAST, INCORPORATED - Employees of Berm-Tech Industries, Inc. have kept the family secret for a long time. For years it has been business as usual, until the top vampire in charge contracts a dreaded disease and invites the first humans to work in the office in more than a century. Soon the new employees discover that some of their associates are not what they appear to be, especially the dead one in the cubicle with a wooden stake through his heart. Starring Darrell Hammond (SNL), Judd Nelson (Breakfast Club and Suddenly Susan), Dave Foley (Kids in the Hall and NewsRadio), Jason Mewes (Clerks, Clerks II, and Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back), Steve Burns (Blue Clues), Amy Davidson (8 Simple Rules) and Robert Wagner (Austin Powers and Hart to Hart).

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THAT BEAUTIFUL SOMEWHERE - A detective (Roy Dupuis) haunted by his past military experience and his role as guardian for his mother on life support teams up with a young female archaeologist (Jane McGregor) hiding a critical condition. They develop a deep bond as they try to unravel the mysterious death of a 'bog body' found in a native swamp rumored to have curative powers. A story of two wounded souls who come together and risk everything to find healing and redemption. READ REVIEW

KANSAS vs. DARWIN - Kansas vs. Darwin is a smart, funny, feature-length documentary about the Kansas state school board hearings on evolution. Features intimate revealing interviews with all major players on both sides, and exclusive, multi-camera footage of the hearings.

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RACING DAYLIGHT - Told as three short films in 2 different times Racing Daylight is a ghost story, a murder mystery and a love story which crosses time. Sadie Stokes is a mousey librarian who's returned to the family farm to care for her catatonic Grandma. There have always been Stokes in Cedarsville ... Sadie and Grandma are the last. Except for the longing Sadie bears for Henry, the farm's handyman, she's pretty content to let life pass her by, until the man appears in her mirror, calls her "Anna" and disappears. As Sadie starts to take on the characteristics of her ancestor Anna Stokes she realizes that they both want the same thing ... they both want Henry. Only Anna thinks Henry is her long lost Harry. READ REVIEW

SUSPENSION - Daniel loses his wife and son in a car accident. Recovering from his injuries in an empty house, Daniel begins to rebuild his son's video cam-era that was destroyed in the crash. Infused with power from the moment of the crash, the camera develops the ability to stop time when Daniel presses the pause button. This discovery restores Daniel's purpose, and he fills the vacuum in his life by taking responsibility for another victim, Sarah, a newlywed who lost her husband in the same accident. At first Daniel watches, then tries to improve her life in small ways. But using his power to “help” becomes an addiction, and the vastness of Daniel's power can do only one thing... corrupt him. READ REVIEW

GROUNDHOG CROSSING - Sometime after last year's famous Groundhog prediction of yet another six more weeks of winter (96 times in the last 100 or so years), the Shadow falls into a deep depression. Self-saddled into believing that he (and he alone) has been and will continue to be responsible for more cold and misery for most of the world, he concludes an unimaginable decision; that Punxsutawney, PA would be better off without him. READ REVIEW