Naples International Film Festival 2011

A young married couple in the midst of their first pregnancy find their relationship complicated by an attraction for other people.

Duke White has made a glorious mess of his life and decides to throw himself over Niagara Falls. Even worse, he subjected his three eldest boys - Cal, Nuts and Jacob - to drug tests as children and pocketed the money. Not knowing how much time they have left, the boys all decide to live the rest of their short lives to the fullest. But making up for past mistakes and doing all the things in life that they should have just isn't nearly that simple for the White boys ... and their adventures spiral into mythological stories within stories and fantastical twists of fate.

We've seen it a hundred times before - boy meets girl, boy gets girl, boy loses girl, boy gets girl back, and they live happily ever after. Until the credits roll. And AFTER that, it's a completely different story...

Against the backdrop of a missing girl case, lost souls throughout Los Angeles search for meaning and redemption and affect each other in ways they don't always see.

Oddmund Lindeflaten, a 26 year-old Norwegian soccer player, arrives in Lindsborg, Kansas to work as an au pair for recent widow Helen and her two sons, Atticus, 15, totally bored, and Beau, 9, shy and insecure, who live on a bison farm. Oddmund dispenses much needed discipline to Atticus, helps Beau stand up to the school bully, and brings laughter into the house. Meanwhile, Oddmund builds Beau’s confidence by teaching him how to be a goalie, then recruits townspeople to start a soccer team. After misunderstanding, Helen falsely accuses Oddmund of molesting Atticus.. Ommund’s put in jail until his name is cleared. Oddmund’s set to leave, but wants one more soccer practice with his team. They play against a real soccer team from Bethany College. Charlie appears and tells Helen that she and Oddmund will have a baby. She doesn’t believe it. Gudrun forces Oddmund to make a choice, come with her, or stay. You’ll have to see the movie to find out!

A quirky romantic comedy about a female scientist who wants proof that her boyfriend is “the one.” Samantha Bazarick is charmingly neurotic Harvard graduate student whose life doesn't seem to be working out the way she planned. Frustrated by life’s unpredictability and determined to apply scientific principles to her love life, she sets off on a series of wild dating adventures – a journey that ultimately leads to her understanding that nothing can be controlled and that life is indeed more about the ride than the destination.

A woman talks a New York cabbie into driving her out to see her estranged father... in California.

Duke White has made a glorious mess of his life and decides to throw himself over Niagara Falls. Even worse, he subjected his three eldest boys - Cal, Nuts and Jacob - to drug tests as children and pocketed the money. Not knowing how much time they have left, the boys all decide to live the rest of their short lives to the fullest. But making up for past mistakes and doing all the things in life that they should have just isn't nearly that simple for the White boys ... and their adventures spiral into mythological stories within stories and fantastical twists of fate.

Some kids play football. Others build bone-crushing combat robots with the express purpose of dismembering competing bots in thrilling caged-death matches. This film is about kids in the latter group. Bots High follows three teams of high school robotics geeks who build and battle their way to a national robotics competition in Miami. Our heroes include genius inventor Will, who constructs seemingly indestructible bots that unfortunately self-destruct (sometimes in a cloud of smoke and flames), and My Mechanical Romance, a team of Catholic school girls who stand out amid male bot participants with beauty, brains, and fashion sense. Funny, smart and inspiring, the kids navigate high school, adolescence and first love while reducing enemy bots to shards of scrap metal. Here, at last, is a family film even teenagers can enjoy.