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Tales of Zozo

2020
A 14-year old girl dreams of making a beautiful life for herself, but finds that a series of difficult situations throw her plans off course.

Stained Glass Windows

2010
A darkly intelligent teenage girl struggles to overcome her past and the restraints of suburban society while trying to come to terms with the present.

Dog Me: Potluck

2003
Hilarious comedy about a couple having marital problems who decide to have a potluck dinner with some of their friends to shake up their marriage.

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Hell Town

Hell Town is a 1937 American Western film directed by Bernard B. Ray starring John Wayne. The film follows a ranch foreman, John Mason, as he battles an outlaw gang led by his former friend. The gang is trying to take over the small town of Hell Town, and Mason must use all of his ingenuity to save it. The film has a lot of action, suspense, and a few laughs along the way.

Never Fear

A dancer who has just gotten engaged to her partner and choreographer and is about to embark on a major career is devastated to learn that she has contracted polio.

Catfight: Why Women Fight

Women fight dirty. They may not use their fists; but they'll backstab, betray, manipulate, and sabotage any woman in their desire to protect what is theirs. CATFIGHT is a punchy one-hour documentary that exposes a long-standing taboo - why and how women sabotage one another.
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