WINDFALL has made its theatrical premiere, and will be screening across the country! Visit WindfallTheMovie.com to view the trailer and for information on upcoming screenings in Arizona, Maine, California, Oregon, and more! WINDFALL will be playing at Northwest Film Forum in Seattle through March 8th. Tickets are available here!

Lexus Presents: The Art of Innovation (Wave)

Directed by Ed Lachman, this series of videos called ‘Cell Stories’ was shot using only Motorola cell phones. They have been crowd favorites at festivals throughout the world and have also been shown at the Museum of Modern Art.

Lexus Presents: The Art of Innovation (Mountain)

For more than a century, the Democratic Republic of Congo has been ravaged by oppression, bloodshed, disease and famine. Conflict and humanitarian crisis in the Congo take 45,000 lives per month. Most deaths are from easily preventable and treatable conditions.

Without help, children with chronic diseases, such as diabetes, face a bleak future. These children and their families struggle to survive in the streets of the capital city Kinshasa. Dr. Marguerite De Clerck, a Belgian nun, has treated thousands of children with diabetes and their families in the Congo.

Directed by Academy Award Nominee Ed Lachman, In the Hearts of Africa highlights the struggle of children with type 1 diabetes as well as Dr. De Clerck’s work to bring hope into their lives.

In the Hearts of Africa will be screening next month at the Hawaii International Film Festival as well as the Chagrin Doctumentary Film Festival!

George Motz, director of the documentary film Hamburger America and general hamburger expert, shows us the
secret to an amazing burger.

The Cartagena Film Festival has named Isabella Rossellini as their guest of honor and will be screening a number of the actress’ films, including Animals Distract Me! You can also see Animals Distract Me at FIFE (the International Environmental Film Festival) in Paris, France. The film screens February 8th at 12:15 PM and February 9th at 12:30 PM. Check back here soon for info on where you can get tickets.

Animals Distract Me, which premiered at Sundance Film Festival, follows actress Isabella Rossellini as she and her future guide dog Sweety visit Manhattan for the day. But even during a conversation with Vogue editor André Leon Talley and lunch with chef Mario Batali, she finds herself distracted … by the animals around her.

Whether it’s the demodex on her eyelashes, the crickets in Central Park, or her own dog, she is full of questions. Fortunately, she is visited by Charles Darwin, who explains to Isabella his theory of evolution and the behaviors of the animals that fascinate her.

Part auto-biography, part historical re-enactment, and part fantastic imagining, Animals Distract Me is about discovering the joys in nature and asking the deeper questions, the ones that don’t always have an answer.

“Pearl Jam: Ten Revisited,” a VH1 Classic special, is a 30-minute look back at the band’s debut studio album “Ten” and its place in rock history. The show includes original videos, the television debut of the uncensored “Jeremy” video, never-before-seen stills from the studio, and archival interview footage of the band. It was aired on VH1 and MTV in conjunction with the release of the newly remastered and remixed version of the album.

Directed by Barbara McDonough

In this season, Rossellini takes a look at the seduction techniques of spiders, dolphins, and more — questioning how Noah could possibly have selected just one male and one female of every species in order to repopulate the Earth after the flood. Check out the episode “Noah’s Ark” here, and you can view the rest of season two at the Sundance Channel!

A look at juvenile diabetes in a developing country, Life for a Child profiles three families: their struggle to survive, the sacrifices they must make for a child with diabetes, and the strength, courage, and humility they demonstrate along the way.

Life for a Child premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival, and won the award for Best Short Documentary at the 2009 Cinequest Film Festival. It was also given a special screening as part of the Festival du Nouveau Cinéma, as well as the KunstFilmBiennale in Cologne. You can purchase or view the film at Amazon video on demand by clicking here.