Feature Films
Narrated by Taylor Kitsch (Friday Night Lights, Battleship, Savages and Lone Survivor), “Gridiron Heroes” is the story of high school football player Chris Canales, who was paralyzed in the final four minutes of his last regular season football game. The film chronicles the work of the Gridiron Heroes Spinal Cord Injury Foundation started by Chris and his father Eddie. “Gridiron Heroes” is also an examination of the game of football itself. Some of the most famous faces in the game discuss the larger problem of brain damage and spinal cord injuries that occur on the football field and a possible solution, “Heads up Tackling,” is presented.
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-A film by Seth Camillo and Andy Lauer. 77 minutes.
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Serena, young, gay introvert and Nathan, her controlling older brother, are forced to endure a dreaded family gathering at the house of their elegant elderly Aunt Irene to hear the reading of her will – setting off an unexpected course of events that ultimately forces the clan to reevaluate their views on love, forgiveness, and family.
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-Produced by Caroline Risberg
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THE CIRCUS: DOWN THE ROAD (circusmovie.com) is the exclusive behind the scenes documentary about the world's largest circus. For the first and only time, viewers will look under the canvas and peer into the secretive culture under the big top. Danger is everywhere and beauty is ever present in a society that has gone virtually unchanged for hundreds of years.
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The stakes could not be higher. Ringling Brothers Barnum & Bailey Circus, the longest running American circus, have closed their doors for good after 146 years on the road. This leaves Carson and Barnes as not only the largest tented circus, but the nation’s largest circus, period. THE CIRCUS: DOWN THE ROAD is the story of a society desperately trying to hold onto its culture. Survival may depend on abandoning a way of life that is as old as America itself.
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-A film by Seth Camillo and Barbara Camillo. 97 minutes.
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-A film by Seth Camillo and Dustin Morrow. 87 minutes.
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