🔥 Popular Films

In 1984 Jon Macht directed his second science fiction film at the University of Southern California graduate school of Cinema Television titled Homecoming. Macht wrote the dramatic screenplay and story. Macht directed the film with actors and a crew on location at Rockwell International Space Center in the actual NASA space shuttle simulator and space mission command center. Visual effects were created by Macht and his fellow students including M. David Mullen, ASC, Christopher Dray Dawson and Peter Montgomery. Mullen would go on to become a well known Hollywood cinematographer on 65 movies and television series including Westworld and for multiple Steven Spielberg produced series. Dawson became a well known visual effects artist on 110 movies including Titanic, Armageddon and Bladerunner 2049. Macht has worked in all aspects of movie and television production for the last 35+ years and is writing, directing and producing in Hollywood today.

A serial killer after his death is destined to meet his victim. A little girl expects retribution but she does not realize that there is a creature that loves the killer so much that this love protects him from the abyss of hell. That her tormentor could be loved at all. AWARDS:

A middle aged College Professor has been living in a fantasy world where he does not experience problems. One day he wakes up and experiences a problem, and it snaps him back to reality and he has difficulty coping with it and telling reality from what is really there.

While leading a seemingly normal and boring life, a Dad has quite a bit more going on in his life than just washing the dishes, changing the diapers and being the run of the mill Father. What could this Dad be capable of and what kind of trash is he taking out? AWARDS:

In a mundane life, the protagonist meets a radiant girl who becomes his source of inspiration. In trying to imitate her, he experiences brief happiness and real-world setbacks, ultimately discovering his unique colors and illuminating the world in his own way. AWARDS:

"CORE" is a 3D animation that tells the story of a factory robot who, through an unexpected event, seeks to break free and attempt to change its past. However, it encounters numerous obstacles along the way. This animation aims to inspire viewers to muster the courage to break out of their comfort zones. In the daily grind of life, making small changes can lead to unforeseen challenges. Yet, in confronting these limitations, the question arises: can we break free from the constraints that bind us? AWARDS:

In typical Arab fashion and on the prowl for lady suitors, Roula invites Zeina and her daughter Reem over for an Arabic coffee matinee. When young Reem is encouraged to participate in a coffee cup reading ritual, she gets more than she bargained for. In true Lovecraftian fashion, the ritual goes awry – she can no longer unsee what she now sees; she can no longer un-hear what she now hears, and things will never be the same again. Original/Alternative Title: Subhiyeh AWARDS:

AI assisted music video and song examining the rise of AI and the future awaiting us where the code becomes war. AWARDS:

When a janitor in an art gallery accidentally causes a priceless painting to be destroyed, he comes up with a creative way to fix it. AWARDS:

A husband plots with his mistress to murder his wife but things go very wrong for him in this short black and white 3-D thriller. Also available in 2D.

A kite on a windy day. – perfect! But what if there’s no kite? AWARDS:

Three nuns, of mostly questionable character, compete in a quiz show for the clergy and get creative with the rules to bag the hefty prize. AWARDS:

Luke wants to inspire you with his unique fitness success story! This silly mockumentary has been called “The Biggest Loser” meets “What We Do in the Shadows.” AWARDS:

The Kumeyaay community struggles to keep their land and their water.

Woody Woodpecker is wandering around the wild west again seeking to find some buried gold and he tangles with a crook who wishes to find the gold for himself. Woody finally disposes of the villain by shooting him into outer space via a rocket, another favorite method used by Woody to rid himself of whatever he wanted rid of at the moment. The horse steals the film.

Popeye has just finished his house when a band of termites attacks. He traps them in a metal garbage can, but they soon escape and launch a new attack, consuming his picket fence. He comes after them with a garden roller; they run over a bridge, then double back and eat the bridge. Popeye still manages to beat them to the house, where he builds a moat and fills it with water. They are briefly thwarted, then use a can as a boat. They enter the house and start attacking furniture, then the house itself. Their job complete and bellies full, they rest long enough for Popeye to eat his spinach and rebuild his house in steel.

A top model, just back from a walk down the red carpet at the world-famous Venice Film Festival, stops briefly on her way back. After a mysterious coffee break with a golden spoon, in St Mark's Square, this woman in a beautiful dress starts walking through the labyrinth of Venice. The city seems deserted, but that is only appearances. After the successful BLUE Teaser-Trailer, is this the long-announced other half of the "Cassandra Venice" story : the RED side AWARDS:

When the boss becomes too much for Joe Office, Joe finds creative ways of killing him.

During the zombie apocalypse a few Survivors meet a group of heinous bandits who's leader's twisted ways threaten their very lives.

A documentary by Academy Award-winning director Jonathan Demme (THE SILENCE OF THE LAMBS) about biologist Tyrone Hayes, inspired by a Rachel Aviv article that appeared in The New Yorker magazine.

In a Relationship is a spirited yet achingly tender look at modern love. Shot mockumentary style, this short film follows two young couples in opposite stages of romance: Matt and Willa, who have been hooking up for six days, and Owen and Abby, who are trying in vain to breathe new life into a five year relationship that is growing stale. It's an exploration of the grey areas of contemporary dating and how much we keep from the people we're closest to.

Tom and Jerry are firemen working to rescue the top floor residents of a burning apartment house.

Nassau in the Bahamas hosts sports car racing. Cars arrive in December 1956 on a boat from Miami; they proceed in a parade to the course at the airport. Fans can study the races at Blackbeard's Tavern. On Friday, men race 70 miles for the Governor's Cup. The main rivalry is between Carroll Shelby and the Marquis de Portago, both in Ferraris. On Saturday, women race; thrills include a fire beneath the seat of one calm driver. The winner is a New York City sports reporter. On Sunday, the governor will present the cup to the winner of a 210-mile race Trophy Race. Stirling Moss, in a Maserati that was worked on up until the moment of the race, is the surprise winner.

Phrases of Stephen Foster, set to music by Joel Heartling, are set to film in this autobiographical piece: a solitary female voice, occasionally joined by a chorus, sings phrases of sorrow as we watch a solitary man in shadows in an unadorned house: he stretches out, he picks his feet, he walks across a room, he rocks in a chair. Occasionally he watches two young children at play; the film sometimes speeds up. Handwritten words, like "dark void" and "waiting longing," cross the screen. Film and phrases often come in short bursts. Outdoor it looks gray and cold.