Cold Brook is the story of two ordinary guys in a small town who embark on an extraordinary adventure. It's a story about coming home; something everyone, everywhere has an innate desire to do.
Director:
William Fichtner
Stars:
William Fichtner,
Harold Perrineau,
Robin Weigert
A man becomes obsessed with facts and events that have been collectively misremembered by thousands of people. Believing the phenomena to be the symptom of something larger, his obsession eventually leads him to question reality itself.
Director:
David Guy Levy
Stars:
Charlie Hofheimer,
Aleksa Palladino,
Robin Lord Taylor
A loving mom becomes compelled to reconnect with her creative passions after years of sacrificing herself for her family. Her leap of faith takes her on an epic adventure that jump-starts her life and leads to her triumphant rediscovery.
When a nuclear device causes an electromagnetic pulse that kills power to more than 200 million people, a teenage girl must help lead her family to survival in a dark new world.
Director:
Ben McPherson
Stars:
Brighton Sharbino,
Dominic Monaghan,
Will Patton
A slice of life story that follows a large Italian family on Christmas Eve as they prepare for the traditional Feast of the Seven Fishes, reminisce about the past, and seek love in the future.
Director:
Robert Tinnell
Stars:
Skyler Gisondo,
Madison Iseman,
Josh Helman
1) There are two titles: Safe Spaces & After Class.
2) Justin Long plays the usual Jason Bateman type pathetic guy who can't whole heartedly stand up behind anything despite clearly knowing what's right and wrong.
3) Some strong family based situations serve as the highlight. The film's guilty of the usual indie shtick of characters blabbering non stop over one another when in group scenarios.
4) The College Safe Space/triggered stuff is funny yet the film decides not to choose sides (obviously, you don't wanna be a pariah in Hollywood). There's a hysterical diner screen
5) There's almost no character arc for the lead and he seems to regress meekly towards the end, if anything. That could be taken as something that happens more often in real life, so not such a deal breaker.
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1) There are two titles: Safe Spaces & After Class. 2) Justin Long plays the usual Jason Bateman type pathetic guy who can't whole heartedly stand up behind anything despite clearly knowing what's right and wrong. 3) Some strong family based situations serve as the highlight. The film's guilty of the usual indie shtick of characters blabbering non stop over one another when in group scenarios. 4) The College Safe Space/triggered stuff is funny yet the film decides not to choose sides (obviously, you don't wanna be a pariah in Hollywood). There's a hysterical diner screen 5) There's almost no character arc for the lead and he seems to regress meekly towards the end, if anything. That could be taken as something that happens more often in real life, so not such a deal breaker.