B. Ruby Rich
The legendary feminist author's own Web site, with excerpts from her work, and several discussion groups.
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Badass Films
Arizona based Independent films, action/sci-fi. Badass Films where "violence dictates action."
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Bait and Switch
Web site community of artists: filmmakers, editors, compositors, animators, etc
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Balay Daku
The official Web site of "Balay Daku," a full-length independent digital movie. The site is also dedicated to a new kind of independent filmmaking — the kind that will lead to a new wave of Philippine independent cinema: truthful, and more reflective of Philippine culture.
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Ballistic Entertainment
Ballistic Entertainment makes independent films in Arizona. The company does all its local screenings at Tempe Cinemas.
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Bam-b.com
Tired of one downloadable Flash in the pan after another? Then let "bamb-b" -- a clickable guide to rubber deer appendages, lollipop straddling waifettes and hardcore alien propagation -- renew your faith in the possibilities of web-page neo-deviance.
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Barakuhan
Official blog of Barako-the-movie. The story unfolds on the eve of the American occupation of Batangas in January 1900. It then moves on to recall the childhood of the publisista (publicist) in the 80s, who two decades later, will form a kapihan oddly referred to as the “barakuhan” that will play a pivotal role in the resolution of the town's six-week electric crisis and in the events leading to the 2004 elections. Joining the publicist in a bid to empower the timid townsfolk by getting them to join the barakuhan are Arman, Junior and Engineer who are among the town's oppositionists; Golot who sympathizes with the left being Ka Roger’s friend; Maestro and Berto who work for the left being Ka Roger’s friend; Maestro and Berto who work for the government as teachers; Igme the musician, Cris who is a church help, and finally, Mando—who will prove to be more than a simple farming folk. Over barako coffee, they meet every Friday night to discuss the town’s many woes, and publish a free circular that people can so conveniently pass around. But what’s even more important than the barakuhan itself are the lives of ordinary people depicted in the story, like Ka Idro who claims to be a hundred year old and yet has to work for his meals;Dolores who has been raped and abandoned by her family; Angie who at a tender age will learn to trade sex for food; and the marginalized Bikolanos who are either hired as farm workers or flying voters.
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Bateanimation
Web site of Scott Bateman, nationally syndicated editorial cartoon guy. Site includes cool Flash animation.
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Bazookas the movie
When Gus Bazooka (R.I.P.) built his gym he never would have imagined that someday his two sons would battle for control and that his employees would have to lay it all on the line to save the gym from the wrecking ball. Bazookas: The movie is a high definition feature film currently in pre-production. The sexy comedy, in the spirit of Porky's and Old School, will begin principal photography in late June 2006 in the Southern New Jersey/Philadelphia area.
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BC Film Network
Directory for Film, Television and Multimedia production in British Columbia. Reference Guide for Producers & Production Managers. BC Locations Guide.
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Beat Angel - the spirit of Kerouac
The angelic spirit of Beat Generation authoor Jack Kerouac returns to Earth in the abandoned body of a street bum to change the life of a cynical writer.

For sale on DVD beginning October 22, 2006.
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Beautiful Tamar
Complete film (10 min) linked in it, along with other info. "Beautiful Tamar" is about a love triangle between Nimrod, Zuker, and Tamar in modern day Tel Aviv, starring actress Corinne Kitzis.
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Beckerfilms.com
Official website of independent writer-producer-director Josh Becker, who has made four independent feature films: "Running Time," (starring Bruce Campbell), "Lunatics: A Love Story," (starring Deborah Foreman and Ted Raimi),"Thou Shalt Not Kill ... Except" (with Sam Raimi), and, most recently, "If I Had a Hammer," which is exclusively available on Beckerfilms. Site also includes 17 of Becker's screenplays, many reviews, articles, and a lively Q&A about filmmaking that's been running for over four years.
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Beer Muscles
When evil wine mogul M. Pinot Grigio evaporates all the beer in Barleyville, the town is in chaos. When bartender Bob Drummond finds a case of beer that didn't evaporate, but does give him super powers, he decides to get beer back. With the help of his friends Trent and Dorris, not to mention a lazy mayor, a psychotic sheriff, and a town full of beer loving characters, Bob embarks on a mission no one will ever forget! Beermusclesmovie.com is the official Web site for the indie comedy BEER MUSCLES, written and directed by Griffin Marks (STANLEY, BEER MONEY). Check out information on the cast and crew, as well as behind the scenes info, horror stories, Barleyville Buzz articles, and tons of pictures.
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Behind the Nine
An independent film from Atlanta, GA. Trailer, pictures, and synopsis on site as well as contact information and links.
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Bend & Break
"Bend & Break" is an indie comedy written and directed by Jordan Crowder.
A group of twentysomethings (Bryce, Jules, Blake, Danny and Andrew) struggle as anglophones living in the culture of Montreal. Fall is in the air, and as these friends begin the early stages of adulthood something drastic enters their lives… women.
Bryce meets a French girl named Geneviève one day in the city. Jules runs into an old friend he was secretly in love with for years. Blake realizes that his friend Andrew’s sister is suddenly all grown up, and these young men are thrown into all the misguided “awkwardness” that comes with young love… at least, that’s what they think it is.
“Bend & Break” is a comedy about young relationships and the clueless nature of young men’s search for direction. This dialog and character driven story will endear itself to anyone who is or has ever been a young adult.
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Best Wishes
Web site for Joffre McClung's feature film BEST WISHES - a Valentine to a generation of "Ladies" set in 1958 Texas. It is the story of what happens when two birthday wishes are made on the same night. Site includes synopsis, pictures, bios, festival information, press kit and trailer.
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Better Days
Web site for "Better Days," the sharp dark comedy which has had screenings on college campuses throughout the Philadelphia area. In the short film, a struggling author must come up with some „quality material‰ within a week, or face termination. During his testing search for a story, he reluctantly faces numerous eccentric characters, and stands on the brink of losing himself in the process.
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Bikini Bandits
"Sixty-nine minutes of unadulterated itchy butthole firepower." Featuring Maynard James Keenan of Tool, Dee Dee Ramone of the Ramones, Jello Biafra of the Dead Kennedys, 80's heartthrob Corey Feldman, and of course America's favorite, the Bikini Bandits.
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bikini-blitzkrieg
Two new feature films from cult film director Donald Takeshita-Guy.
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Billy Blob
Web site of artist and Flash animator, Billy Blob.
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Billy Dead Inc.
Keith Gordon ("Waking the Dead," "Mother Night") has turned to the Internet to raise funding for his new film possibly starring Ethan Hawke, who is also the film's executive producer. Billy Dead Inc. is offering 900,000 shares at $8.75 each. A complete prospectus can be found on the Web site.
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Biohazardous
BIOHAZARDOUS has been selected to screen at DEAD CENTER Film Festival 2002 and the BARE BONES 2002 FESTIVAL (where it won for Best Special FX). Also, Living-Dead.com gives it FOUR STARS! Living-Dead.com
The film is getting great response from horror fans and a contest for a signed press kit is up at "Horrorweb.cjb.net" Horror Web.
"A wonderful Romero-esque zombie film! I have watched several Indy films, but this one just had to take the cake! Great acting, great special effects, and a wonderful plot to boot. Check this movie out ASAP, just might put the horror genre back on track."
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Birth of a Legend
A feature length movie filmed in Northwest Alabama about a creature formed from plastic worms and radioactive fallout from the nearby nuclear plant. The creature terrorizes the small town of Sweet Tee located on the banks of Coffee Slough on the Tennessee River. A comedy about all of the stereo types found in the deep south with an original screenplay and original score by produced by a songwriter publisher, Corey Barker. Screenplay written by Sheri and Steve Wiggins, directed by Steve Wiggins.
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Birth of a Nation Remix
DJ Spooky's "Birth of a Nation" remix.
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Black Cougar
Children's independent superhero movie, dealing with child abduction. Self distributed recently in the Westchester area. Playing through the end of the year. For children ages 5 to 12 or for K - 6 grade. It's a new superhero with an awesome look.
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Black Kraut Productions
Formed in early 2004 by screenwriter and director Matthew Hencke, BLACK KRAUT Productions is an independent film production company reaching out to emerging film artists. BLACK KRAUT looks for projects that defy convention and focus on thematic substance and dynamic characters. We strive to push the digital film medium into unexplored and unexpected territories.
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BlankTV
The largest collection of punk, ska, oi, hardcore and indie music videos anywhere!
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Bling Kong
They're made up of four cheerleaders, three drummers, and eight other people (including a videographer, plus normal bass and guitars). They kind of sound like Motley Crue and the Go-Go's... or like The Sweet if they'd gone to musical theater school with John Cameron Mitchell. Either way, you get the idea: hott guitar licks, potty-mouth cheerleaders, over-the-top action.
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Blogumentary
Web site of Chuck Olsen, who is producing an independent documentary about blogs.
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Blood Ceremony Films
HORROR and EROTIC, BLOOD DEATH and VAMPIRES

Making films for people, who find there's an alternative way to think about how to make movies, and for those who are not just addicted to Hollywood productions. Something to chew for those who know Hammer Films mean more than just time past, and people who can sense the beauty in darkness. Some of them may not have ever felt this way, but wouldn't hesitate diving in...
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Blood Kiss from Prelude2cinema
Emmy award–winning writer Alex P. Michaels' noirish movie about love, friendship, betrayal, and people with a taste for blood. The site features a Flash press kit, a game based on the movie, photos, and an online studio store
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Blood Shot
“Blood Shot” is an Action/Horror/Comedy about a Vampire (Michael Bailey Smith), who works for the United States Government, and is sent out on a mission to rid Los Angeles of a terrorist cell. He must uncover the terrorist evil plan before it's too late. Meanwhile, a Cop (Darrin Reed) is in pursuit of the Vampire simply because he's "evil." Ignorant of the facts, the cop almost gets in the way. Together, the Vampire and Cop, must unite to fight the greater evil; a warehouse full of terrorist scum.
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Bloody-Disgusting.com
Interesting horror film fan site.
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The Blue Lizard
THE BLUE LIZARD, directed by Fred Carpenter (MURDERED INNOCENCE, SMALL KILL) is about five million dollars stolen from a New York nightclub and how it fatefully reunites two old lovers. The independent film features Wings Hauser, (CHINA BEACH, 90210), Paul Regina (THE UNTOUCHABLES TV), Donna DeCianni (MARIE) and Joel Weiss (THE WARRIORS, MTV 's I AM AN ACTOR). The feature was written by Fred Carpenter, Lee Kolinsky and Gloria Shepherd.
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Bobby Abate
Web site for film and video maker Bobby Abate whose experimental and feature works have been exhibited around the globe. His work includes the gloomy no-budget feature-length adaptation of Erskine Caldwell's 1957 novel, "Certain Women" made in collaboration with Peggy Ahwesh, "One Mile Per Minute", the "Real Videos Trilogy", and "The Zero Order". Web site includes information, stills, and even a discussion board.
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Bobby G. Can't Swim
"Bobby G. Can't Swim" reminds you what a great independent film can accomplish. Gutsy, unconventional, bursting with raw urban energy, this surprisingly suspenseful drama portrays New York Hell's Kitchen residents whose lives are governed by the immutable circumstances of their tawdry existence. Pic heralds the arrival of a bold new talent in actor-writer-director John-Luke Montias
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Bodysong
"Bodysong" is the epic story of love, sex, violence, death and dreams. The story of our lives, told through moving images from around the world. From newsreel to home movies, from births to deaths, footage taken from across the last 100 years of cinema cut to an ambitious score by Jonny Greenwood of Radiohead. "Bodysong" is both a theatrical film and a Web site.
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BoingBoing
A directory of wonderful things.
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Bon Voyage
At the start of World War II, the fate of the free world hangs in the balance at the posh Hotel Splendide in Bordeaux. Cabinet members, journalists, physicists, and spies of all persuasions gather in order to escape the Nazi occupation of Paris. High society socialites hobnob with jailbirds. Murderous intrigues, scientific secrets and love affairs flourish. In Jean-Paul Rappeneau's BON VOYAGE, elaborate personal schemes and political plots escalate, intersect and fly off in all directions, as a young man (Gregori Derangère) must choose between a beautiful diva (Isabelle Adjani) and an impassioned student (Virginie Ledoyen), between politicians and hoodlums, between carefree youth and adulthood.
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Boodee Keerthisena
From New York to Napels Italy to the run down streets of Sri Lanka, a feature film about a real life adventure in the name of the glory.
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The Book of Caleb
A comfortable underacheiver and a serial prankster, in the midst of their quarter-life crises, reunite against childhood enemies in a contemporary suburban epic.
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Box Office Mojo
Box Office Mojo is the Internet's premier box office site and the only online box office tracking firm. Box Office Mojo collects its raw data directly from the studios and theaters and deliver the stats to you, providing the most accurate and comprehensive box office data and analysis in the most user-friendly format around.
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Boxers and Ballerinas
Mike Cahill and Brit Marling's "Boxers and Ballerinas" -- which traces the lives of a boxer and ballerina in Miami, Florida, and in Havana , Cuba -- is about four young people forever united by their cultural heritage and forever divided by 90 miles of water and over 40 years of political conflict.
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The Boy From Pulpos
Documentary “The Boy From Pulpos” shot in Peru seeks medical help in U.S. Carlitos, a seven year old boy with a rare facial deformity needs surgery. Filmmaker Diego Tipacti shows the discrimination, lack of consciousness, and poverty that Carlitos and advocating mother must face day to day. This project is currently in production with hopes of concluding with the protagonist's surgery.
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The Bread, My Sweet
In Italian, a good man is “a piece of bread”— plain, simple, and always welcome. Dom Pyzola is a second generation Italian-American corporate raider who has a post-graduate degree, a hot car, and an inkling that he’s not a nice guy. And he’s living parallel lives! In the corporate world he is the designated asshole; in the Biscotti Company which he owns, he is a piece of bread: he takes care of his older mentally handicapped brother, and keeps a day job waiting for his brother, Eddie, an actor. He is a surrogate son to Bella, an Italian immigrant who lives above the bakery and who has been saving, dollar by dollar, for her daughter’s American wedding since the day she gave birth. Set in the Italian section of Pittsburgh’s Strip District, "The Bread, My Sweet" is a love story about what happens when Dominic’s worlds collide. When he, alone, discovers that Bella has six months to live, he quits his corporate job, finds Lucca (Bella’s daughter), and tries to convince her to marry him and to stay married only for as long as her mother lives. "The Bread, My Sweet" is about love of family and culture — it’s about sacrifice. It’s a journey to a place where work is hard, wine is made in the basement, the future is stored dollar by dollar in coffee cans, and where people may believe that doing the outrageous thing is better than doing nothing at all. Starring Scott Baio ("Happy Days," "Charles in Charge"), Kristin Minter ("ER"), and Rosemary Prinz, John Seitz, Shuler Hensley & Billy Mott.
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Breakthrough
Twenty-Four Six Entertainment presents Breakthrough. This genre-bending musical docudramedy tells the story of what happens when talent meets destiny, as an out of luck producer discovers an unknown songstress, launches her career, and puts it all on film. Directed/Written/Produced by Steven Posen and Ralph Barocas.
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Brian Fleming Weblog
Weblog of the gifted author ("Fair and Balanced"), director ("Nothing So Strange," "Hang Your Dog in the Wind")), playwright ("Bat Boy: The Musical"), founder of Free Cinema, and cofounder of the Slumdance Film Festival.
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Brian Philip Davis
A totally independent filmmaker from Belfast in Northern Ireland, this website contains some of his short films, music videos and promotional works.
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Bright Lights
Online film journal.
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Brittle Bones
Wading through the banality of it all. Macabre online animations created by Marc Stricklin
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Broadway: The Golden Age
"Broadway: The Golden Age," award winning director Rick McKay's new documentary, is the most important, ambitious and comprehensive film ever made about America's most celebrated indigenous art form. It is a journey over four continents and five years to find out wether there had been a golden age of theater and why it had never been documented. "Broadway" tells the stories of our theatrical legends, how they came to New York, and how they created this legendary century in American theater. It also contains Interviews with some of the biggest names in American theater, and amazing Archival footage from the pre-video era.
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Broken: A Tale by Alex Ferrari
A gun blast, a flash of light, and a young woman awakens to the comfort of her own bed. Bonnie Clayton has it all, a great relationship, a challenging career, and the burden of a dream that grows more vivid and disturbing with each passing night. But when Bonnie is abducted by a sadistic stranger and his colorful entourage, she discovers that the key to her survival lies within the familiar realms of her recurring dream. In their desire to create an intelligent action packed thriller, Writer/Director Alex Ferrari and Writer/Producer Jorge Flores Rodriguez combined their technical and creative skills to develop their breakthrough project B R O K E N. Eager to prove that independent no-budget filmmaking could reap more than the standard "talking head" short film, the team set out to create a movie that not only had depth of story, but would satisfy the senses with its action and visual effects. The goal of creating a 15-minute short possessing enough production value that it could seamlessly replace 15-minutes within a studio film, seemed insurmountable. Yet, the result is a tale wrapped in over 100 visual effects and told in such a bold, fresh form, that its ability to capture the audience has propelled the project into feature film development.
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Browntown Films
Writer/producer/director John Charles Hunt has expanded his talents in to the big screen. A Digi-Film company that will produce quality movies with a real punch. Thrillers, horror, action, suspense and comedy genre pictures made with the heart of Hollywood in his own backyard of Philly and Jersey.
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Bruce LaBruce
Website of underground gay film director, best known for "Huster White".
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Bruce Weber
Web site of the noted fashion photographer and filmmaker.
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Bunkers: An American Music Story
"Bunkers: An American Music Story is a docu-film celebrating the rich musical history and the incredible artists who've performed, and continue to perform at the world renowned nightclub, Bunkers Music Bar and Grill in the Waterhouse District of Minneapolis. Performances include G.B. Leighton, Mick Sterling and the Stud Brothers, Bobby Vandell's TC Jammers, with Ricky Peterson, Debbie Duncan, Melanie Rosales, and others.
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Bureau of Inverse Technology
An information agency servicing the Information Age.
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Butcher House
A stunning new horror movie - the new owner of a former 1950s butcher house decides to convert the building into apartments. But first he has to clear out the building. His son and friends, who need summer jobs, embark on a journey into the pit of hell. A new horror film by FatKid Films and Idolik Entertainment.
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Buttcrack Carny
A collision of art and animation by painter and Flash developer Jodi Chamberlain.
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BXFF/Bronx Stage & Film
A century ago two of the best known silent film studios, Edison and Biograph, called The Bronx home. The Bronx Independent Film Festival pays homage to and revitalizes this history of film in The Bronx and provides a new avenue for filmmakers to submit work and a place for audiences to appreciate it. The Bronx Stage & Film Company is accepting short and feature film submissions for the 5th Bronx Independent Film Festival scheduled for June 29 – 30, 2007 at Lehman Stages, home of the 500-seat Lovinger Theatre, on the beautiful Lehman College campus in The Bronx. We accept narrative, documentary, animation and experimental films. An urban theme or setting, particularly The Bronx or New York City, is desirable but not necessary for submission. Foreign language films must have English subtitles. Your preview submission must be on VHS (NTSC only) or DVD formatted for North American/Zone 1 DVD players. Entry fee is $10 for short films and $20 for feature films, if postmarked by April 30, 2007; $15 for short and $30 for feature films if postmarked after April 30 through the final deadline of May 15, 2007. (Fee may be waived for film students who reside in The Bronx.)
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Bye Bye Havana
For all Havana's crumbling structures and piles of rubble, its disintegrating roads and toxin-belching jalopies, its plethora of armed policemen and sun-bleached billboards espousing their pat, revolutionary slogans, it attracts over a million pink-skinned, camera-toting, snack-munching mojito-swilling tourists each year.

Cuba stands pummeled by an unworkable socialism and a voracious consumer appetite. What began more than forty six years ago seems spent, "patriotism or death" are simply not enough. Cubans want other choices, other points of view, and they can't wait any longer. But defeating the autocracy also means Cubans will need to relinquish much of their collective conscience in order to chase individual profit and personal freedom.
"Bye Bye Havana" is 90 miles from being political. This fast-paced stream of conscience documentary presents a unique flavor of irony, carried by an eclectic soundtrack featuring Latin Grammy Nominee X Alfonso, hip hop by Free Hole Negro, pianist Roberto Carcasses and jazz poet Telmary.
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