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A relationship comedy about the awkward and sometimes comical anguish of loving your best friend.

Dirty Limerick Short Films. Three of them. Each original obscene limerick has been turned into its very own short film, performed and written by versatile actor/writer Tom Beyer. Taboos a-plenty.

FORGIVING THE FRANKLINS (2006) is the hilarious and absurd tale of what happens to a conservative North Carolina family after the burden of Original Sin is lifted from them through Divine Intervention. Sundance, SXSW, Nashville FF, Santa Fe FF.

A film by L.A.’s Furious Theatre: On a fateful night in the bowels of Hollywood, three Industry bottom-feeders rescue America’s hippest, edgiest director from drowning in their pool. What follows is a violent, comic and surreal journey full of toxic desperation and soul-corroding vanity.

Scream of the Bikini is a 1960s action-spy-thriller spoof about bounty hunter, super models who save the world from evil madmen bent on world domination.

A surreal bus ride into the dark heart of the American West.

"Lionel and Cookie" is filmmaker Greg Wall's intimate portrait of two elderly by beautiful Lions as they round out their days at the Los Angeles Zoo.

On the shores of the Salton Sea, a disenchanted killer ('Last Action Hero's' Austin O'Brien) gets friendly with the locals while clashing with his superior (Anthony DiMaria). Along the way, he crosses paths with two young women (Melissa Stephens, Ethel Mayville) on a weekend escape from the city.

In this modern telling of the Poe’s short story, The Tell-Tale Heart, a widowed old woman must take in a border. The border possesses something that chills the old woman: A tattoo of an eye. The eye reminds her of her husband's killer and she cannot escape it. She realizes the eye must be destroyed.

A collection of eight surrealistic films.

A collection of seven off, little brain puzzlers.

The story of Dr Vincent Cornelisse and his partner Jonathan Duffy. They decided to take a big risk and move from Urban Brisbane to Rural Queensland (Australia). As a gay couple they had reservations about how they would be received by the tiny community of Mundubbera.

The Big Date was written and directed by Christopher Johnson, with original music score by Ryan Beveridge.

Frank Confessions is a series of Father Frank Crumb's time in the confessional while he was still a priest. Now tending bar as a profession he remembers some of the odder and funnier stories he experienced while sitting behind the screen. It's a good thing he quit. You'll see.

Two men, seeking refuge from an unidentifiable attacker, find themselves trapped in a suburban garage where the real nightmare begin