Catherine Kellner

A man rises to power in public TV as an undetected ratings error at his former company throws the networks into chaos.

Struggling with grief after losing a friend in 9/11, a comic book artist sets out to create a new type of hero based on a real, everyday New Yorker.

The young servers at a popular New Jersey restaurant struggle to pursue their artistic ambitions while juggling work and relationship troubles.

En route to India in 1956, a young American philosophy student, Michael Murphy (Mason Gamble, Rushmore), takes a detour to the legendary Links of Burningbush. Seeking to enjoy one last round before giving up his beloved game, he is unexpectedly paired with the mysterious, mischievous golf pro Shivas Irons (David O'Hara, Braveheart, The Departed). The wild adventure he shares with his enigmatic teacher over the next 24 hours will change Murphy's perception of golf and life indelibly. Golf In The Kingdom, with original music from musician Dame Evelyn Glennie (Touch the Sound), is adapted from Michael Murphy's 1972 classic novel, the best-selling work of fiction ever written about the game, deemed "a masterpiece on the mysticism of golf" by the San Francisco Chronicle.

As the seasons change in a Connecticut town, SPRING FORWARD chronicles the burgeoning relationship between a young ex-con, Paul (Liev Schreiber) and his new work partner, Murph (Ned Beatty), a veteran municipal employee facing his upcoming retirement. The film begins the day the recently paroled Paul, jailed for holding up a Dunkin' Donuts in a moment of financial desperation, gets a fresh start with a Parks and Recreation job. Unfolding through seven real-time episodes set against the backdrop of the changing season -- and shot in sequence over the course of a year -- the film explores the profound way each man changes the other's perspective on life. The film is the feature directing debut of New York actor/playwright Tom Gilroy.

After news of an office closure, beloved clerk Nora is left to fight for her job and reflect on the choices that kept her in Colewell for many years.