Complet America

In downtown Charleston, South Carolina, black owned convenient stores like Joe's have almost disappeared. Joe is fighting to keep his but he knows that its survival depends on the survival of his local community.

Two everyday schlubs are inadvertently frozen for 120 years, awakening to a wacky future run by a robot named MAX. Pilot episode for unproduced series.

Running America is a documentary film that follows elite adventurer Charlie Engle (Running The Sahara) and the only person in the world to complete the Triple Crown of Extreme Sports, Marshall Ulrich, on their record breaking run from San Francisco to New York.

After America's financial collapse and its people's abandonment, a group of pioneers journey through a ravaged wasteland to return to the "New World" as a leader plans to unleash his nuclear arsenal against anyone who threatens his power.

Transformational Entertainment. Powerful intention is embedded in the American themed music and images, thus helping Americans and Veterans to heal. Featuring Jeffrey Gilliam's piano and full band arrangements including his original song, "Sovereign Country".

Legendary homeless activist Ted Hayes embarks on a journey to heal hearts and minds of Americans.

A 1938 salesman speaks with Benjamin Franklin, one of the greatest salesmen that ever lived, who instructs him in selling techniques.

An erudite African American whose wife was the victim of a hate-crime reaches the end of his rope when confronted by bigot EJ Winston.

Documentary by Ciro Cappellari

LADY AMERICA is a metaphor dreaming/fantasizing about the ultimate American life. An immigrant arrives to live with his cousin in an apartment building where he falls in love with a beautiful blonde girl who lives above them. He begins to fantasize about her and when his infatuation becomes unbearable he decides to profess his love to her only to get rejected. Desperation drives him to be a "peeping tom" only to get caught and humiliated. His only way out of his torment and embarrassment is to return to his homeland.

With the enormous surge in illiteracy and antisocial behavior (specifically, violent crime) over the past two decades, it is reasonable to ask whether there is a common causative factor. Michael S. Brunner's research, presented in an easy-to-grasp, fast-paced format, uncovers startling statistics and unexpected linkages; among them, a relationship between early reading failure and juvenile crime. We have all been led to believe that compulsory attendance laws were designed to ensure everyone an education. Brunner's work raises the question: Can, in fact, these laws be counterproductive when methodology is inappropriate? He indicates that the continuing replication of certain curricular policies may well be what is generating many of our current social problems.

Artists and residents of the largest favela in São Paulo, Klaviany and Donizete accept the challenge of shooting a short film in a week with a group of young people on the outskirts of Lima, Peru.

Bollywood 1985

A female filmmaker interviews American men in the nude.

Tells the story of a revolutionary school in Rhode Island that gives inner-city youths who are at risk of dropping out a second chance by accelerating their studies. At the head of the school is a fearless principal, Robert DeBlois, who as a quadriplegic knows something about overcoming adversity. If the word "inspiring" gets overused, it rarely feels as apt as when watching DeBlois apply his tough love educational techniques on hardened teens. We watch three students - America, Jason and Yazmine - as they struggle through a make-or-break year, drawing upon conviction, pride and humor in order to survive.

Documentary tracing the history of censorship in American comedy, movies, music and television from the early 20th century, showing how what society concerns taboo has changed during the last 100 years.