All Kindsa Girls traces the evolution of garage punk through the career of John Felice, who grew up next door to Jonathan Richman and at age 15, founded the Modern Lovers with him, then went on to form his own band the Real Kids. The film features interviews with Richman, Andy Shernoff, Barry Tashian, Willie Alexander, and John Flansburgh, as well as live performances by ex-Teengenerates Fifi & Fink and their new band Firestarter, and the Explosion. Rare footage of Real Kids includes 1978 performance at the Rat in Boston and 1983 performance at LeBataclan in Paris. John’s music has won him admirers around the world and influenced a new generation of musicians, despite its failure to achieve commercial success.

 

Leo Fuchs, known on Second Avenue as the Yiddish Fred Astaire, plays an elegant and eligible bachelor who can never seem to close the marriage deal.

There are approximately 81,000 Robert Smiths residing in the United States. This is a film about seven—all of whom go by Bob. On the surface it seems that the only thing they have in common is their moniker, but look deeper and two themes recur: religion and patriotism.

 

‘Boquita’ presents a day in the life of a transgender performer from the Dominican Republic who resides in Jamaica Plain, MA. It is a 9 minute exploration of Boquita in various facets of her life–day job at an AIDS prevention center, night job at various gay clubs in MA, getting ready for a show or chilling out with friends.

 

As the longest-serving mayor in modern day history, Buddy Cianci remains one of the country’s most controversial political figures. Brilliant and aggressive, charming and ruthless, Cianci is described by supporters and critics alike as a political survivor.

 

Worlds collide as a beautiful, young Turkish woman is forced to make a choice between pursuing her own dreams or following tradition.

Kate may be missing out on true love by continuing her affair with a married man. Jean-Claude enchants the ladies and the pets. Lindiwe juggles too much at once. A South African animal shelter sets the stage for this Altman-esque study of life and love.

 

In the waning days of the U.S. Civil War, a cavalry trooper’s mare gives birth to a foal. Fearing the burden to the weary company, his sergeant orders Union Jim Rabb to shoot the newborn colt. The trooper disobeys, ultimately risking life and limb to protect the helpless animal. As Rabb’s attachment to the colt draws him away from his regiment, he learns lessons about courage, honor, and integrity that transcend the battle lines drawn by warring factions.

Oscar and Samantha are two stand up comics on a blind date. Things get off to a fun romantic start, but eventually their mutual self absorption and narcissism take over.