Urban Violence

This debut film from Argentinean director Miguel Cohan makes no excuses for the decisions and choices it asks of its characters, who find themselves caught in the wrong place at the wrong time. 

U.S. Premiere

The 2010 box office hit of the year in Mexico. El Infierno’s director Luis Estrada has this to say about the bicentennial of his home country:  “Mexico 2010: Hell. Nothing to celebrate.”

Producer Annie Sundberg Invited

With characters and a storyline that could be straight from “The Maltese Falcon,” The Bengali Detective is a documentary that reads like a Kolkata noir. It will enchant, move, and surprise audiences. (Fox Searchlight has already nailed down remake rights.)

Director Brendan Fletcher borrows from aboriginal storytelling traditions and uses regional amateur actors, some of whom actually lived the story, to strengthen the film's power and legitimacy.  An incredible raw-energy score, emotionally powerful acting, and the breathtaking Australian landscape make this family tale both endearing and unforgettable.