The Other Side of Bonnie and Clyde

On the evening of Friday, September 16th, 2005, film director and then NYU Graduate Film student, Frank Hall Green, was shot (with a gun, not a camera) in the stomach in an unexplained shooting. In 2007, he set out to make a film about his experience. Distraught over the very recent breakup with his 3 year girlfriend at the time of the shooting, he struggled with the personal exploration into the incident and the resulting film. 3 years later, he emerged with this documentary, Shooting Script, a personal journey of a filmmaker steeped in crime, humor, anxiety and love.

An elegant coming of age story set in Bermuda.

The blue herd is a historical account of the complex plot surrounding police brutality in Puerto Rico, by means of vivid videos intertwined with eyewitness accounts. The documentary is a reflection of the near mute reality that affects societies everywhere, a situation in which protectors victimize those they have sworn to protect.

A young guy in a small town in Italy (Felino) kills a girl, stabbing her over 150 times. He calls his friend for help, but the friend doesn't believe his story and leaves him alone in the streets of Parma. The young guy calls a cab and kills the taxi driver with a gun, escaping by driving through the night. In the morning he turns himself into the police station, and tells them he killed his friend because she asked him to in his dreams.

Apassionate hotel director becomes obsessed with the statement of a psychic, claiming he is responsible for the unsolved fire at his legendary grand hotel. To free himself from this burden, he attempts to expose a former employee as the arsonist with the help of a sharp-witted detective. In doing so, he becomes the focus of his own investigation.

The plot is unknown.