From Executive Producer Philip Seymour Hoffman, director Tim Guinee and Oscar-winning writer Horton Foote comes the chilling drama One Armed Man.

A wealthy cotton gin executive is confronted by Ned, a disgruntled former employee demanding the return of an arm lost in the gin’s machinery. Normally the executive offers five dollars, which is often taken to buy whiskey, and Ned leaves.

But today will be different.

Hands tied. Mouth gagged.

A desperate man is at the mercy of a cold blooded torturer who receives his orders as text messages from an unknown person.

What will happen next? Will this nightmare ever end?

Screens with “One Armed Man”

Hands tied. Mouth gagged.

A desperate man is at the mercy of a cold blooded torturer who receives his orders as text messages from an unknown person.

What will happen next? Will this nightmare ever end?

Screens with “One Armed Man”

Heron of Alexandria first invented the windmill on the first century AD in Greece. This world changing creation is the point of departure, for an observational documentary that reveals The Netherlands.

The journey evolves from purely natural environments such as the sea and the forests, to nature as affected by man by the exploitation of resources in order to guarantee his survival. The windmill becomes the main character of this documentary film.

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Did Wobbly protest singer Joe Hill hide out at the Rossland Miners’ Union Hall back in 1912? Is the spirit of the’ Man Who Never Died’ alive and well in this old British Columbia mining town?

Find out by seeing ‘Joe Hill’s Secret Canadian Hideout.

Screens with Documentary Shorts Program

Narrated and Executive Produced by Oscar-winner Sean Penn, the film follows the high-stakes battle to protect our health from the thousands of untested chemicals in our everyday consumer products.

What if the greatest chemical disaster of our time did not involve oil spills or nuclear meltdowns? Instead, imagine much lower levels of exposure, inflicted over several generations and affecting every person on the planet. The result: rising rates of everything from cancer to autism to infertility. This is the shocking reality explored in The Human Experiment.

A humorous, satirical and unique exploration of the creative process, told in a documentary style.

Musicians, Brian McWhorter, Mark Applebaum and Mark Gould leave the comfort of their respective disciplines, shed past traditions and previous solutions in the search of finding the creative spark. Amit Goswami (Theoretical Quantum Physicist ) Michael Meade (Mythologist) and Elliot Rasenick (Events Creator) bring insights into the processes behind how humans coerce discovery from the depths of the unknown.