Marshall Napier

Griff the Invisible -- Ryan Kwanten of TV's 'True Blood' stars in this charming, quirky and totally unpredictable romantic comedy about the superhero in all of us. Griff (Kwanten), a shy and awkward office worker by day, finds escape from his ordinary life by assuming the identity of a fantastic superhero each night. Griff's secret is jeopardized when he meets Melody (Maeve Dermody), a cute but unconventional daydreame

Children of the Revolution -- Children of the Revolution tells the story of two generations, the youth of 1968 and those of 2008. The former decided to change the world, to bring into question their parents' values. They did not completely accomplished their dreams, but they left an undeletable mark in the History of the Western World. Their children, on turn, the youth of 2008, have not been able so far to gather their parents' legacy. This quiet generation is failing all the pivotal appointments with the recent History. It is not able to elaborate its own cultural models and it passively suffering all the crucial changes imposed from 'above', from its 'parents' who now have got the power. The basic question of this video, narrated in first person, is 'How did we turn in a generation of eternal minor?'.

The enigmatic Judy Davis stars as Joan, an extremely devoted Communist Australian enamored of Joseph Stalin and his ideas. She writes him letters, and when she gets pregnant, she thinks the child is his. When she gives birth, she raises the child in a manner she perceives as the proper Communist Party way. What becomes of this child? The film spans forty years. Peter Duncan writes and directs this biting satire.

Halle Berry stars as a new teacher stuck with a group of hopeless high school misfits. When she gives them the courage to believe in themselves, they lead her on an adventure she never imagined - andto a romance she hadn't expected.