Rome International Film Festival 2009

Ama Doren is based on a compelling true story about drug abuse by Kosovo’s youth. Besi, a young boy trying to be a man and impress his girlfriend, takes a wrong turn on life’s path and enters a world that is slowly revealed as one of pain and death, even though it was once thought to be a world of joy. The reality of Prishtina (Kosovo’s capital) is much more bitter and dark than realized by its inhabitants.

A story of regret, reconciliation, and hope, And What Remains explores the complexities of a father’s relationship with his son, while unfolding the essential desire of wanting to leave behind something great. The story unfolds as Rick Cree takes his son to the small town where his father grew up to share the sights and sounds of his father’s past and search for the legacy he himself will someday leave.

Ashok's parents are pressuring him into an arranged marriage. Shortly before he's supposed to meet his bride to be, Ashok meets an enchanting young woman named Maya and becomes convinced he's meant to spend the rest of his life with her.

Autism. What is it and why is it on the rise? In this feature length documentary presentation, executive producer Gary Null is on a quest to reveal the true causes and promising solutions for the recent dramatic increase in autism in our children.

Joe is an amiable slacker who wakes up after his 30th birthday and realizes that he has never done anything worthwhile. He sets out to do some good in the world, starting in his London neighborhood. Things don't go as planned.

This film is about Denmark’s most well known and debated “whistleblower,” former Military Intelligence Officer Frank Grevil, and his 14-year-old daughter.In 2004 Frank leaked confidential reports regarding information on how military intelligence estimated the possibilities of Iraq being in possession of weapons of mass destruction. Frank, a widower and father of a teenage daughter is now facing a prison sentence due to his actions. How will they cope? And what was his real motive?