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President Obama moved ahead this week announcing his strategy during an emotional speech that turned from his usual objectivity to humanizing the victims remembering each of them, including the first graders of the Sandy Hook Massacre.
"Bound by Flesh," from Mistress, Inc. and Sundance Selects re-introduces the freak show stars, Daisy and Violet Hilton, with this fascinating, intriguing and absorbing historical account of the lives, loves and career of the conjoined Siamese twins.
The infectious rendition of J.J. Cale's classic "Call Me The Breeze," performed by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers during their legendary 20-show run at the Fillmore is out now, with an accompanying video directed and hand-illustrated by Emmy Award-winning Jeff Scher.
Trevor White, director of the coming of age street film “Jamesy Boy,” recently took some time from his busy schedule to promote the upcoming January release and discuss some of the finer points of the filmmaking process.
President Donald Trump announced his plan to reform the current immigration system calling for a merit-based system which would build on his efforts to end the illegal pipeline that currently operates in through the southern border states.

Summer of '85, showing exclusively at the AFI European Film Festival, brings to the screen the story of young love, jealousy, infatuation and the danger of the imagination set on the sun-drenched seaside town on the Normandy coast.
The Promised Land, from Magnolia Pictures, presents an epic saga of one man to turn a barren, and unforgiving, land into his dream while he fights God, nature, and an evil land baron who all work against him.
Let It Fall, from John Ridley, ABC's Lincoln Square Production, and (ABC) the American Broadcasting Company, presents a chronological presentation of the events leading up to one of the most violent seasons in Los Angeles Police history, culminating with the Rodney King Beating and the injustice that followed.
Abe, from Blue Fox Entertainment and Breaking Glass Pictures, presents the story of an aspiring twelve-year-old Brooklyn chef, his deeply divided family, their love of food, and the choice to think outside the box to save them from themselves.
The Chaperone, from PBS Distribution, presents the story of Louise Brooks, the silent film star of the 1920s, just as she is bidding goodbye to Wichita, Kansas to begin her study of modern dance in New York City.
Breakthrough guitarist and songwriter Grace Bowers released a new single today, a reimagined version of Sly & The Family Stone's iconic track, "Dance To The Music," preserving the original while giving it a fresh vibe. Listen/share HERE.





