Six months after the unsolved murders of his wife and young son, Charlie Shepard (Joseph McKelheer), a grief-stricken faith healer, has abandoned his flock — and his favorite prostitute — for a trailer in the backwoods and a bottle under the bed. But when Sarah (Courtney Halverson), a redheaded siren given to poetic voice-overs, accosts him in a diner with a plea for spiritual guidance, Charlie unwisely follows his loins to a fate as bloody as the biblical passages he obsessively studies. By JEANNETTE CATSOULIS ...Read Full Post at www.NYTimes.com

A NIGHT AT THE SILENT MOVIE THEATER is a warm-hearted comedy of errors about a singer stuck in a dead-end job who wrestles to keep it all together as his last, best shot at rock stardom is threatened by freak accidents, movie theater politics, stressed-out relationships - and a janitor who is much more than he seems…
 
Randall, frontman for the hottest band you've never heard of, is dancing between commitment to his long-suffering girlfriend and commitment to his dreams of music stardom, when - the night before their biggest gig ever - his drummer shows up “out of action” and a desperate Randall must enlist his girlfriend’s help in a wild plot to stage last-minute auditions for a replacement stickman at the movie theatre where they work.  She's got to distract the clueless horn-dog manager and he's got to audition every drummer with a pulse, but word gets out that a big free concert is happening and the whole world shows up for an impromptu house party, spinning Randall’s plans –