LaRoy, Texas (2023)
Comedy | Crime | Thriller
When Ray discovers that his wife is cheating on him, he decides he's going to kill himself. His plans suddenly change when a stranger mistakes him for a low-rent hitman.
Starring: John Magaro, Steve Zahn, Dylan Baker, Galadriel Stineman, Matthew Del Negro, Brad Leland
Director: Shane Atkinson
Limerence (2017)
Comedy | Romance
A free-spirited, aspiring painter moves to Venice, California where she falls for a charismatic gallery director and learns that commitment is a choice – love is not.
Starring: Tammy Minoff, Matthew Del Negro, Billy Aaron Brown, Jennifer Lafleur, Evan Arnold
Director: Tammy Minoff
Hot Pursuit (2015)
Action | Comedy | Crime
A police officer and a prisoner are on the run in Texas.
Starring: Reese Witherspoon, Sofía Vergara, Michael Mosley, Robert Kazinsky, Matthew Del Negro, John Carroll Lynch
Director: Anne Fletcher
The Sublime and Beautiful (2014)
Drama
When a terrible tragedy strikes a family in a Kansas suburb, days before Christmas, patriarch David (writer/director Blake Robbins) must come to terms with his devastating grief, while trying to maintain a grasp on his home life. Like any person in his situation, David does whatever he can to hold on. But he is also forced to make decisions that will test the limits of his mortality. With powerful performances by Robbins and Laura Kirk (as David’s wife Kelly), The Sublime and Beautiful is a searing look inside the life of a man who at one point had it all, but is now forced to reprioritize with everything being taken away. How far will David go in his search for closure, and how close is he to his breaking point? The Sublime and Beautiful provides artistic integrity and riveting storytelling, all the while reminding the viewer to remember what’s really important in life.
Starring: Blake Robbins, Laura Kirk, Matthew Del Negro
Director: Blake Robbins
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Automotive (2013)
Crime
Automotive is a classic film noir set in present-day LA. The entire movie is seen from inside a car, the hero's 1964 Mercury Montclair. From its limited perspective (camera only inside the car) we piece together his criminal plans as they unravel. The movie begins as Kansas makes a getaway from a crime we never see. Is that a body he's putting in the trunk? He buries it in the desert night under headlights while a beautiful woman watches from the backseat. She is Lonely, his lover and accomplice… or is she? Kansas quickly finds himself in everyone's cross-hairs when Lonely's rich husband is suspiciously murdered. Did Kansas kill him? Or is he being set up? Can he trust the woman he loves?
Starring: Will Estes, Emily Baldoni, Tessa Thompson, Ross McCall, Pippa Scott, Jim Hanks, Matthew Del Negro, Kevin P. Kearns
Director: Tom Glynn
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