Films
Max Rose
Director: Daniel Noah
Screenwriter: Daniel Noah
Genre: Drama
Cast: Jerry Lewis, Claire Bloom, Kerry Bishe, Kevin Pollak, Mort Sahl, Dean Stockwell, Illeana Douglas, Fred Willard
Production Company: Rush River Entertainment, Blackbird Productions, Lightstream and Fabrica de Cine
Status: In theaters September 2016
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Jerry Lewis stars as Max Rose, an aging man dealing with the loss of his wife and the dawning realization that their life together was far from perfect. As Max struggles to find out exactly what secrets his wife Eva held back, he has to come to terms with his estranged son, his new living arrangements and letting go of his beloved granddaughter.
The Ticket
Director: Ido Fluk
Screenwriters: Ido Fluk and Sharon Mashihi
Genre: Drama
Cast: Dan Stevens, Malin Akerman, Kerry Bishe, Oliver Platt, Skylar Gaertner
Production Company: Rush River Entertainment, Blackbird Productions, Cave Capital Management, Initiate Productions, KatyDid Films and Frederick Touil
Status: Coming Soon
James (Dan Stevens), blind since childhood, inexplicably regains his vision and has to come to grips with his life and his choices. James becomes obsessed with making a better life for himself. However, his new improvements—a nicer home, a higher paying job, tailored suits, luxury car—leave little room for the people who were part of his old, simpler life: his doting wife (Malin Akerman), his close friend Bob (Oliver Platt) and his precocious son (Skylar Gaertner).As his relationships buckle under the strain of his snowballing ambition, it becomes uncertain if James can ever return from darkness.
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The Price of Desire
Director: Mary McGuckian
Screenwriter: Mary McGuckian
Genre: Drama
Cast: Orla Brady, Vincent Perez, Francesco Scianna, Alanis Morissette
Production Company: Rush River Entertainment, Pembridge Pictures, Fabrica de Cin, Marzipan Productions and Saga City
Status: Coming Soon
The Price Of Desire is the controversial story of how Eileen Gray’s (Orla Brady) influential contribution to 20th century architecture and design was almost entirely wiped from history by the egotistical ‘Father of Modernism’ Le Corbusier (Vincent Perez), and of how her relationship with Le Corbusier's promoter Jean Badovici (Francesco Scianna) fuelled the rift between the two architects, both personally and professionally, consigning her legacy to a century of neglect and long-overdue recognition.