Craig Smith

Federal Protection -- Frankie Carbone goes into the Witness Protection Program, changes his name and relocates to the suburbs, but someone in town is looking to cash in by turning him over to mob.

Guilty by Suspicion -- Robert DeNiro portrays a successful movie director whose single-minded focus on his work causes him to neglect all other aspects of his life.

El Cid Rivera (Damian Young) is 33 and has never left Manhattan Island; neither have his childhood friends, whom he meets every day at the same bar around the same table. He's tired of his humdrum life and a going-nowhere career. And he's been saddled with the name of an epic hero played on-screen by Charlton Heston (his mother's favorite). Bouncing between dead-end jobs, El Cid struggles to find his calling, yet fears he'll never succeed on the epic scale his mother expects. To find escape, El Cid takes to the empty streets of New York at night -- as part of a group who call themselves Asphalt Nomads. He and his fellow travelers cruise Manhattan's 900 miles of open blacktop after midnight in boat-like '70s Buicks and Lincolns to find a sense of control, serenity and briefly, freedom. Art Jones skillfully shapes his hero's transforming experiences into an inspiring tale of self-discovery. Going Nomad is ultimately an intelligent, highly original and hilarious look at the search for purpose in their lives.

A successful Hollywood movie director unexpectedly falls under the accusations of the House Un-American Activities Committee during the notorious communist witch hunts of the 1950s. He's forced to re-assess his career, family and relationships as his once-secure life plunges into chaos.