A Gentleman's Duel
Directed by Blur Studio's Sean McNally and Francisco Ruiz Velasco
When the Marque de Manstride and Sir Dingleberry compete for the affections of a buxom beauty, all is not so fair in love and war. A hilarious grown-up animation with a real sting in the Fifi the pampered pooches tail. Another great animation from Blur Studio.

Call Register
Directed by Ed Roe
When Kevin borrows his best friend Julian’s phone to ask Amanda out, he's shocked to find it recognizes her number. After Julian confesses that he and Amanda used to date, KEVIN persuades Julian to ask her back out, in order to test whether she’s still in love with him.

Darling Darling
Directed by Mathew Lessner
Meeting your new girlfriend's parents is never comfortable, but sometimes the event goes to unexpected levels of surreality in Matthew Lessner's (By Modern Measure) directorial debut starring MICHAEL CERA (JUNO, SUPERBAD) as an awkward and flustered every teen who is forced to make small talk with his prom date's bizarre father.

The Pro
Directed by Hugo Currie and Toby Leslie
A spoof self-help video following the misadventures of Tony Kirby, a one-time child golfing prodigy who never quite made it to the top of his game. Now stuck as a golf pro at a prestigious English golf course, Tony struggles to break his losing streak over the course of a series of self-help golfing films. Starring RICHARD COYLE, MARK HEAP AND ANDREW LINCOLN.
Produced by Meg Thomson.

Stingray
Directed by Neal Chordia
Struggling writer Kurt has just lost another book pitch. After vivdly reliving the experience, he visits he local Aquatic Pet shop to buy a new fish. Here he runs into a pretty young woman and after a lively argument with the resident Stingray decides to ask her out on a date. However, Kurt's not as good with words as he thinks...

One Day
Directed by James Barriscale
Owen's (TIM MCINNERY - NOTTING HILL) routine is the same… day after day… until today. He's off on one big romantic adventure with Cherie (TANYA FRANKS - EAST ENDERS, PULLING)… A story about embracing life in the moment, about taking a leap into the unknown -- even if it's just for a little while…

Fortune Hunters
Directed by Thom Harp
A fortune cookie writer (Kelvin Yu) accidentally sends a love letter meant for his ex-girlfriend (JESSICA SKERRITT) out into the world as chinese cookie fortunes, leading the city's lonely hearts to converge on his romantic rendezvous. It doesn't take him long to nearly ruin his father's (GEDDE WATANABE - SIXTEEN CANDLES, MULAN, GUNG-HO) fortune cookie business as his love letter gets mixed up with his fortunes, and every cookie at every restaurant reveals a piece of Arthur's broken heart. A hysterical and heart-warming romantic comedy.
Produced by Mike Standish.

Point Annihilation
Directed by Virginia Heath
A dangerous and erotic journey of initiation through surf, sex and Maori tattoos starring Bruce Hopkins (Lord of the Rings.) Grub, a young surfer dude is caught in conflict between his desire to be a surfing legend and his passion for a mysterious Maori tattooist. Will he escape the pull of the surf or could she be “Hine Nui Te Po,” – the Maori sea goddess and mythical Eater of Life?

Natalie - Oola Oop L'eau De Ohh!
Directed by Carolle-Shelley Abrams
An afternoon at the pool turns into an opportunity for romance when the French coquette Natalie spots a hot male lifeguard. Natalie hatches a plan to get her man. Hilarious.

The Swell Life
Directed by Darren E. McInerney
Threats, vandalism and assault -- all while riding waves! Unflinching expose' of some of Southern California's most notoriously "local" beach communities where surfers cross the line from pastime to obsession. This film looks beyond surfing's idyllic face to true surfing etiquette, "Nazi surfers", and surfer tribalism.

A Girl & A Gun
Directed by David Hughes
Director David Hughes get all "Lock, Shock, and Two Smoking Barrels" with this violent view of Southend, dubbed the "Las Vegas of the Third World" by the locals. This crazy, action thriller contains explicit language. Stars Ian Hart, who played "Professor Quirinus Quirrell" in Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone.

Smile
Directed by Chris Mais
Smile is a happy face toy who befirends a happy face balloon. When the menacing evil Pirate threatens his friend, Smile musters up the courage for a daring rescue mission to save him from certain peril. Edge-of-your-seat thrills for the whole family.

The Fan & The Flower
Directed by Bill Plympton
An ill-fated and unconcusmmated romance between a fan and a flower magically creates a fairy-tale ending.

Gopher Broke
Directed by Jeff Fowler
2004 Oscar® NOMINEE FOR BEST ANIMATED SHORT FILM.
A hungry gopher hatches a clever plan to get a quick snack, but discovers that even the best laid plans can go utterly awry. And no matter how hungry he may be -- there is no such thing as a free lunch! A hilarious, delightful romp for the whole family!. Another great animation from Blur Studio.

Badgered
Directed by Sharon Colman
2005 Oscar® NOMINEE FOR BEST ANIMATED SHORT FILM.
A World War can't stop a beleaguered badger as he tries to get some sleep.

Full Disclosure
Directed by Douglas Horn
Tired of wasting time on relationships that break up when people finally start being honest about who they are, Everett decides to reveal every terrible habit, attitude, and hang-up on the first date. Shockingly, women don't react as he'd hoped…until he meets Brinn, who's willing to play his game and try for Full Disclosure. Starring JUDY GREER (THE WEDDING PLANNER) and BRENT SEXTON (NBC's LIFE). “Douglas Horn has crafted a well made and hilarious discourse on honesty in a relationship, a great verbal ping pong match...” -- Clint Fleener, Film Threat, Feb. 24, 2006

Love Letter
Directed by Richard Fenwick
Craig can't bear it any longer, he has to let Tracey, the girl of his dreams, know that he exists…Staking out her place of work - the local supermarket - Craig waits for her to turn up for her daily shirt. Then, heartfelt and unspoken, he delivers his all-important letter. Now all he has to do is wait. Starring Jaime Winstone, daugther of Ray Winstone (The Departed, Cold Mountain, Sexy Beast).

Taking The Wheel
Directed by David Ackerman
An obstinate 90-year-old woman (PATIENCE CLEVELAND) refuses to give up driving even though she is clearly a danger to herself and others! What is her grown son (JOHN CLEESE) to do? Non-stop laughter with John Cleese at his best.

Boy-Next-Door
Directed by Travis Davis
Calvin, a down on his luck boy-next-door type in his early 30's thinks his new neighbor will bring his unlucky streak to an end. Unfortunately he’s right... Starring RICHARD MOLL (Night Court) and TRAVIS DAVIS (Slackers).