Andrew Duncan

Gig -- In a not-too-distant dystopian future, one man must fight against the odds to preserve his way of life and deliver an item to a mysterious employer that suspects his every move.

Always Say Goodbye -- HYBRID is a documentary about Milford Beeghly, a radical farmer in the 1930's who pioneered the process of genetically enhanced crops - considered a madman, this documentary is an astonishing portrait of one man's obsessive vision with plants.

An ambitious father thinks nothing of using his own son to achieve his political goals in this adolescent comedy. The lonely boy has spent the last seven years tucked away and ignored by his parents, Senator Tom Morgan and his social-climbing wife Nancy, in a distant boarding school. As the story begins, he receives the news that once again they will be too busy to have him home for the holidays. But then, out of the blue, they change their minds and invite him home to stay there for good. The boy is elated, but soon learns the bitter truth: his father only brought him back because it is an election year and his campaign manager thought he might do better if the public saw him as more of a family man. The boy then decides that it is time some changes were made around the house and mayhem ensues.

Billionaire drug-lord Carl Stegner hides out in a heavily guarded mansion in the Caribbean. He is wanted by the US Government for a host of fraud, bribery and corruption charges. However, before Stegner can be indicted, the government’s star witness is murdered. Adele Tasca, the murdered man's widow, is a woman with a finely honed taste for revenge. She goes to the Justice Department and suggests a radical and totally illegal idea - kidnap Stegner. She recommends Jerry Fanon her former lover and a professional bounty hunter to nab her husband's killer and bring him back to face justice... even if it kills him. Fanon and Adele enlist the aid of Catlett, a powerful, professional thief with a taste for adventure.

Casper faces getting into a heap of trouble with the king of the ghosts unless he frightens at least one person before Christmas Day. But how is such a friendly spook supposed to scare somebody during the merriest time of year?

Casper, the world's friendliest ghost, has been tasked by his uncles to scare at least one human before Christmas Day. But when the good-hearted ghoul comes up short, The Ghostly Trio recruits Casper's identical cousin, Spooky, for the job.

Casper, the world's friendliest ghost, has been tasked by his uncles to scare at least one human before Christmas Day. But when the good-hearted ghoul comes up short, The Ghostly Trio recruits Casper's identical cousin, Spooky, for the job.

Casper, the world's friendliest ghost, has been tasked by his uncles to scare at least one human before Christmas Day. But when the good-hearted ghoul comes up short, The Ghostly Trio recruits Casper's identical cousin, Spooky, for the job.

Casper, the world's friendliest ghost, has been tasked by his uncles to scare at least one human before Christmas Day. But when the good-hearted ghoul comes up short, The Ghostly Trio recruits Casper's identical cousin, Spooky, for the job.

After seven years in boarding school, teenager Morgan Stewart (Cryer) is coming home. He discovers it's not the happy home it once was, so he sets out to reform his social climbing, politically inclined parents and things get a little out of hand.

After seven years in boarding school, teenager Morgan Stewart (Cryer) is coming home. He discovers it's not the happy home it once was, so he sets out to reform his social climbing, politically inclined parents and things get a little out of hand.

An ambitious father thinks nothing of using his own son to achieve his political goals in this adolescent comedy. The lonely boy has spent the last seven years tucked away and ignored by his parents, Senator Tom Morgan and his social-climbing wife Nancy, in a distant boarding school. As the story begins, he receives the news that once again they will be too busy to have him home for the holidays. But then, out of the blue, they change their minds and invite him home to stay there for good. The boy is elated, but soon learns the bitter truth: his father only brought him back because it is an election year and his campaign manager thought he might do better if the public saw him as more of a family man. The boy then decides that it is time some changes were made around the house and mayhem ensues.