Somewhere West (2011) 
A visually breathtaking road-film that explores the human spirit with emotional breadth and quiet subtlety. Somewhere West has enjoyed some early success including: WINNER – 8 Best Feature Film Awards, 6 other Awards and 28 additional Nominations from 18 festivals in 3 countries.
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For more info and to view the Official Trailer <Click Here
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Or to visit the Official Website, <Click Here: somewherewestthemovie.com
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Sleeping River (2009)
Shot in the National Pawnee Grasslands of North Eastern Colorado, this short drama confronts the relationship between place and memory. Sleeping River has had success at Film Festivals with 5 Official Selections. To see and Learn more <Click Here
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Snow Petals (2005)
Shot on 16mm Film, Snow Petals reveals Northern Michigan in all its spring glory in this experimental narrative short. Snow Petals was an Official Selection at 5 Film Festivals. To learn more and see the Official Trailer <Click Here
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Finding Grover (2007)
Finding Grover is the intimate and humorous result of a day-long walk across the National Pawnee Grasslands of North Eastern Colorado. To learn more and watch, Finding Grover <Click Here
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Landscape 1 (2009)
This is a video project that utilizes footage from 3 different apocalyptic films. To learn more and to see, Landscape 1 <Click Here
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Seventeen Aspen (2009)
Seventeen Aspen is a short collaborative video that overlaps 3 narratives to create an intriguing consideration of how we deal with loss, transition and hope. To learn more and watch, Seventeen Aspen <Click Here
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Grover, Colorado (2008)
Gover, Colorado is a portrait of a small town in North Eastern Colorado. To learn more and watch, Grover, Colorado <Click Here
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Gentle Wake From Poison (2007)
A short film shot on 16mm film using various optical and digital effects to create the Kafka-esque setting and mood for this dark parable. To learn more and see, Gentle Wake From Poison <Click Here
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Quarent (2008)
Quarent is a meditation on language, divination and a technological society whose means and ends have long outstripped its needs. To learn more and see, Quarent <Click Here
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