Blind Horizon 2003  R, 100 min.
Genre: Drama / Thriller
Director: Michael Haussman
Cast: Val Kilmer, Neve Campbell, Sam Shepard, Noble Willingham, Amy Smart, Gil Bellows, Giancarlo Esposito, Leo Fitzpatrick, Charles Ortiz, Cole S. McKay, Faye Dunaway, Ellen Blake, Trajan Cuevas, Jesus Mayorga, Guadalupe A. Garcia
After waking up in a hospital bed, Frank Kavanaugh (Val Kilmer) suffers from amnesia caused by a gunshot wound. He experiences flashbacks and is convinced that there is a plot to assassinate the President of the United States. Kavanaugh tries to convince local Sheriff Jack Kolb (Sam Shepard) that there could be trouble when the President passes through town later that day. But the sheriff has election plans to deal with and doesn't react as Kavanaugh feels is necessary to prevent disaster.
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 Bully 2001  N/R, 105 min.
Genre: Drama / Thriller
Director: Larry Clark
Cast: Brad Renfro, Rachel Miner, Nick Stahl, Bijou Phillips, Michael Pitt, Kelli Garner, Daniel Franzese, Leo Fitzpatrick, Deborah Smith Ford, Larry Clark, Nathalie Paulding, Jessica Sutta, Ed Amatrudo, Steve Raulerson, Judy Clayton
Based on Jim Schultze's book, "Bully: A True Story of High School Revenge"–relating facts surrounding a Fort Lauderdale beating death by teens in 1993–director Larry Clark brings this shocking story to film. The result is the depiction of a youth culture that shows how a group is capable of performing acts that none of its members would do alone.
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Fay Grim 2007 R, 118 min.
Genre: Action / Comedy / Thriller
Director: Hal Hartley
Cast: Parker Posey, Jeff Goldblum, James Urbaniak, Saffron Burrows, Liam Aiken, Elina Lowensohn, Leo Fitzpatrick, Chuck Montgomery, Thomas Jay Ryan, D.J. Mendel, John Keogh, Claudia Michelsen, Nikolai Kinski
In this sequel to 1998's "Henry Fool," Henry (Thomas Jay Ryan) has been missing for seven years, and his wife Fay (Parker Posey) is having problems with their son, 14-year-old Ned (Liam Aiken). Meanwhile, Fay's brother Simon (James Urbaniak) has been serving time in prison for helping Henry escape the law, and Fay negotiates with CIA agent Fulbright (Jeff Goldblum) for Simon's release. She is given a mission in undercover work involving a trip to Paris to retrieve Henry's notebooks containing his autobiographical confessions. Fay leaves for Europe, joins forces with Bebe (Elina Lowensohn) while running into spies and assassins, and ends up in Turkey tracking down political terrorists. Now, Fay must sort out how much of this Henry has been involved in.
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The Girl from Monday 2005 N/R, 84 min.
Genre: Comedy / Sci-Fi
Director: Hal Hartley
Cast: Bill Sage, Sabrina Lloyd, Tatiana Abracos, Leo Fitzpatrick, D.J. Mendel, James Urbaniak, Juliana Francis, David Neumann, Michael Cassidy, Ryan Bronz, Edie Falco
This sci-fi tale is set in the future, and the United States has come under the rule of the Multi-Media Monopoly under which consumers are bar-coded and have sex to raise their credit ratings and buying power. But, there are rebels (Bill Sage and Sabrina Lloyd) in the midst, and they find an ally in The Girl From Monday (Tatiana Abracos), an alien from a distant planet.
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 Kids 1995  NC-17, 90 min.
Genre: Drama
Director: Larry Clark
Cast: Leo Fitzpatrick, Justin Pierce, Chloe Sevigny, Sarah Henderson, Yakira Peguero, Harold Hunter, Joseph Chan, Johnathan Staci Kim, Sajan Bhagat, Billy Valdez, Javier Nunez, Luis Nunez, Billy Waldeman, Christian Bruna, Adriane Brown
The problems of early sex and the threat of AIDS are the centerpiece of this documentary-style drama of one day and night in the lives of NYC kids. The story focuses on young Telly (Leo Fitzpatrick) who brags–as do his friends–about sexual exploits. After Jenny (Chloe Sevigny) has sex with Telly, she discovers that he has infected her with the AIDS virus and searches for him in order to confront him with the news. Meanwhile, Telly is partying with his friends and partaking in sex, drugs, and booze. By the time Jenny finds Telly, he has had sex with Darcy (Yakira Peguero), and Jenny is too late to save Darcy from her fate.
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Personal Velocity 2002   R, 88 min.
Genre: Drama
Director: Rebecca Miller
Cast: Kyra Sedgwick, Parker Posey, Fairuza Balk, David Warshofsky, Leo Fitzpatrick, Tim Guinee, Wallace Shawn, Lou Taylor Pucci, Mara Hobel, John Ventimiglia
This powerful drama, composed of three stories, reveals how three women–Delia (Kyra Sedgwick), Greta (Parker Posey), and Paula (Fairuza Balk)–escape from their individual emotional prisons.
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Storytelling 2001 R, 87 min.
Genre: Comedy / Drama
Director: Todd Solondz
Cast: Selma Blair, Paul Giamatti, John Goodman, Julie Hagerty, Mike Schank, Mark Webber, Noah Fleiss, Lupe Ontiveros, Leo Fitzpatrick, Robert Wisdom, Aleksa Palladino, Maria Thayer, Angela Goethals, Devora Rose, Nancy Anne Ridder
Divided into two sections, Todd Solondz first presents "Fiction," the story about white college student (Selma Blair) who finds that when she writes about an actual sexual encounter with her black professor, her work must be called fiction. The second story, "Nonfiction," involves an aspiring filmmaker (Mike Schank) who follows a high-school senior (Mark Webber) around with a video camera, capturing moments within his dysfunctional family.
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| 1. Blind Horizon (2003)
2. Bully (2001)
3. Fay Grim (2007)
4. The Girl from Monday (2005)
5. Kids (1995)
6. Personal Velocity (2002)
7. Storytelling (2001)
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