LA Innuendo
A free monthly magazine, LA Innuendo takes a satiric look at Los Angeles lifestyles, culture, and politics, focusing on the entertainment industry in all its terrible, wonderful manifestations. Our demographic is hip and savvy- young professionals who live, shop and socialize in the city's trendiest neighborhoods. We are a publication like no other in Los Angeles: smart, funny, and most of all, compulsively readable.
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La Jetee
A site devoted to Chris Marker's astonishing film.
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La Lutte New Media Collective
A non-profit, community-based organization composed of a diverse group of individuals united to promote a greater level of social awareness throught the media.
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The Label Movie
A murdered federal witness, a dirty cop, allegations of money laundering, extortion and fraud. Just another day in the life at the label. Watch it all dramatically unfold, as the hip-hop cops launch an investigation and discover that the man they are chasing is the CEO of a hip-hop record label. Nick Silva stars as "Big" Mack "Money", the CEO of Sinsistar Records. Mack and his sexy and deadly Lieutenant, Star (Fia Roan) make a name for themselves by saturating the streets with underground rap and "keeping it gangsta." The Label's extraordinary sales numbers soon catch the eye of Suncoast Records A&R Rep, Rick Kozar (brilliantly played by Jason Jett), who inks Mack to a multi-million dollar distribution deal. The label's quick rise to the top also attracts the interest from local and federal law enforcement and a secret federal hip-hop task force launches an investigation. They work night and day to monitor and infiltrate Mack's organization. Rising to superstar hip-hop status has its good days and its bad. Fake players and snitches clamor to take Sinistar Records out. Haters and feds try to play Mack. They're all about to learn a hard lesson: "He aint' the one." "The Label," is a startling behind -the-scens expose' of the hip-hop industry that keeps it krunk, gangster, and is definitely ballin' out of control.
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Lacuna Inc.
Web site related to Michel Gondry's ETERNAL SUNSHINE OF A SPOTLESS MIND, from a screenplay by Gondry and Charlie Kaufman.
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The Lady from Sockholm
Set in 1943 during Wool War II, the film noir feature "The Lady from Sockholm" was filmed in Atlanta, Georgia on 16mm. The story centers on Terrence M. Cotton, a washed-up sock puppet gumshoe who finds himself knee-high in debt and praying for a big case. When Heelda Brum, a finely spun piece of high-end hosiery, hires Cotton to find Darnell, her missing mate, Cotton takes the case but the heat gets turned on high when Darnell's unraveled remains are discovered. In traditional film noir style, as Cotton threads the strands of the crime together he encounters a bevy of unscrupulous characters, but he sticks to the investigation like static cling. "The Lady from Sockholm" received a 2002 Slamdance Screenplay Competition Award of Excellence (Top 10 of 1,500). Screenwriter Lynn Lamousin also acted as producer and executive producer, coordinating and financing the project through her creative firm KITTYBOY Creations, Inc.
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Lalavisuals.com
Ammon Rostas birth and childhood took place in Japan while his youth and young manhood blossomed in Athe Baya. Ammon studied Art at UCLA and concurrently fired up lalavisuals, a music video site that provides original music videos not found elsewhere. Currently Ammon lives in San Francisco, where he continues to pump the art. All the imagery found in Ammon Rostas site LALAVISUALS are all original, created through original painting, drawing, and HD video. The work demonstrates that all forms of visual art can be successfully integrated-creating a unique art genre. Final Cut Pro 4 was used to create multiple layers of digital imagery in order to composite different sources a painting, video, still photography into one frame. The final motion graphic is powered by powered by a range of visual aesthetic and detail. Complex in composition, color, and narrative. There are indie music videos to bright eyes, the faint, wilco, miss kitten, ryan adams, and more.
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Lampkin Lane Productions
Lampkin Lane Productions is a new independent film company in Dallas, TX. This blog contains information on its newest release "I Know an Old Lady," a 37-minute experimetal horror film told through film stills. Here you'll find news, photographs, filmmaker interviews and the iFilm link where "Old Lady" can be streamed.
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Larry Clark
Web site for the acclaimed photographer and director of KIDS, ANOTHER DAY IN PARADISE, BULLY and KEN PARK.
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Last Ball
An independent film starring Charlie Hofheimer, Laurel Holloman, Jim Rebhorn. A touching and funny story of a young man finding love, losing love and searching for direction in his life
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The Last Colony
"The Last Colony" is a documentary work-in-progress about Washington, D.C. and its historical relationship with the federal government and what affect its had on the local community. Local and national figures share their stories and observations about democracy, self-determination, congressional control and what it means to live in the most respected democracy in the world but one in which the D.C. residents are without the ability to control the basic aspects of municipal governance. Unlike any other jurisdiction in the United States, locally elected officials must submit the city's budget for congressional review. During this process, any member from either House of Congress from any state can attach an amendment to the budget that then can be signed into law by the president. The citizens of Washington, D.C. are then required to adhere to that law until the annual budget is submitted the following year.
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Last Stand Productions
Last Stand Productions are a team of independent filmmakers dedicated to making insightful and challenging stories. In addition to filming, the company is comprised of writers, editors and actors and crew that are open for hiring by other companies. Closely linked with Digital Designs, Last Stand Productions represents the freshest Atlanta in the British film industry.
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Laws of Deception - Official Site
In a world of greed, treachery and murder, a high profile hit man finds himself at war between his own profession and the woman he loves. James "The Spade" (Jose Rosete) kills for money without a trace or a conscience until he became haunted from the nightmares of his victims. His latest target, a sexy young attorney (Amy Searcy) ignites his desire and the possibilities of leaving his vicious past behind. This is a film that captures a rare passion in an out-of-control life and death situation. In life, love, and death there really are no laws, and sacrifices will be made.
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Layon Entertainment Group
Information on Layon Gray's independent films: THE LOST GIRL SOCIETY — "on a visit to L.A. 2 girls fall victim to an underground cult of female vampires"; and SOLDIERS DONT CRY — "in 1970, when women werent allowed to fight, 6 U.S. female soldiers were captured and held hostage in a Vietnamese barrack".
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LCW Productions, LLC
LCW Productions, LLC provides a full line of production services with dependability and professionalism. We use your ideas to create a product that meets your needs, with pride in the end result. Our services include documentaries, movies, commercials, electronic news gathering (ENG), TV production, legal videos, family histories, and corporate videos.
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Learning to Love You More
Learning to Love You More is both a Web site and series of non-Web presentations comprised of work made by the general public in response to assignments given by artists Miranda July and Harrell Fletcher and various guests. Yuri Ono designs and manages the Web site.
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Leaving Berlin
A personal movie-publishing site. First movie is the road documentary "Berling Jerusalem" (36 min. Berlin, 2005) on a journey by car from Berlin to Jerusalem. Currently there is a trailer of the movie on the site; the movie itself will be uploaded soon. All movies are published under a creative commons noncommercial, share-alike license. The next movie is called "Lost in La Mancha", portraying another escapade currently in post production.
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Left/Right
Left/Right is a dark comedy following Daniel Ray Morton - a small town have-not who grew up to become a big city, big shot. But when forced to leave his job because of a bogus resume, Ray returns home to face his childhood demons only to realize that his obituary, not his resume, will be the true measure of his worth.
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leslienapolesfilms.com
This site contains info on films, bios, and screening schedules for the feature "Like Someone In Love," and other films.
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The Letter
"...A thoughtful, historically grounded, and utterly absorbing look at a quintessential American experience." *This film is recommended. —Hazel-Dawn Dumpert, LA Weekly "Ziad H. Hamzeh's THE LETTER is an especially dramatic work of polemical reportage on racism in America. Hamzeh splices together participants' comments as a substitute for conventional narration — an interesting approach to nonfiction narrative. It serves as the dramatic build to neo-Nazi outsiders barnstorming the town [Lewiston, Maine] to exploit local hatred. A study of the American Dream in collapse." —Robert Koehler, Variety "...A timely, thoughtful, and riveting chronicle... Ziad Hamzeh juggles an impressive number of subjects, including anti-Muslim sentiment, the neo-Nazi movement, institutionalized prejudice, and the nation's immigrant heritage... Hamzeh keeps the ideas flying and the story building... As an affecting work of compassionate craftsmanship, THE LETTER delivers." —Rick Kisonak, Film Threat Magazine "Structured like a narrative feature about the events leading to a violent showdown... Hamzeh uses filmmaking techniques action-movie directors use to show the growing tension and arming-up of the opposing forces. It feels like 'Gangs of New York' acted out by local police and ordinary people." —Glenn Andreiev, Films In Review
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Lev Manovich
Lev Manovich (www.manovich.net) is an Associate Professor in the Visual Arts Department, University of California, San Diego where he teaches courses in new media art and theory. Manovich has been working with computer media as am artist, computer animator, designer, and programmer since 1984. His art projects include little movies, the first digital film project designed for the Web (1994), Freud-Lissitzky Navigator, a conceptual software for navigating twentieth century history, Anna and Andy, a Web adaptation of Anna Karenina, and a digital film project Soft Cinema commissioned for ZKM exhibition Future Cinema (2002-2003).
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Light and Shadow: Your Source for Film Knowledge
A resource of information on filmmaking, from writing the scripts to editing the final product, as well as essays, profiles, articles and film/DVD/book reviews.
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Lime Pictures
You've just ejected your favorite 60's or 70's exploitation/horror film from your dvd player and say to yourself, "Why can't they make movies like that anymore?" We here at Lime Pictures asked ourselves that same question for years, and finally decided to do something about it. We promise to create a new breed of grindhouse/drive-in cinema that deliver a harsh impact and contain scenes that will scar your memory with their brutal images. We will bring you films with the sex, violence, and weirdness only found in the movies of yesteryear. And with that we make a solemn promise to create contemporary trash for fans of the past.
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Limescapades
"Berlin Jerusalem-a limescapade" (36 min, Berlin 2005, various formats, creative commons license 2.0) is online for free viewing or downloading.
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Lion's Way
Trailer download site for the feature film "Lion's Way".
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Lisa Seelinger
Official website for "Missed Cues", written and directed by Lisa Seelinger. This is the story of a NYC television director who moves to a small town and must win over a lax, but charasmatic crew at the local TV station. As job losses loom on the horizon, the crew, along with their new addition, tries to outmaneuver the management team who means to destroy their comfort level.
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Lithium Springs
A comedy-adventure film that is getting rave reviews from family audiences all across the United States. We are committed to clean, interesting programming that parents can share with their children.
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Little Beth Entertainment, Ltd.
An independent film company based in Northeast Ohio; productions include the award winning films "The Way Home" and "the Lords of Praxton" and the soon to be released drama, "To See the Moon in the Morning Sky".
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Little Man
Award-Winning Documentary opens in LA on October 28th! What would you do if faced with the ultimate dilemma of saving your family or saving the life of your child? The exclusive engagement of "Little Man" by Nicole Conn opens this Friday, October 28th, for a limited run at the Laemmle Music Hall in Beverly Hills. Come see the film that everyone is talking about, and check your belief system at the door.
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Live Fast, Die Young
Website for the upcoming book about the making of "Rebel Without a Cause" being published in October 2005 by Simon & Schuster/Touchstone.
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Live Mice Films
A cool site for a small Chicago based independent film and video production company. Currently in production... the feature length documentary "Monday Night at the Rock 'N Bowl".
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Living in Missouri
"Complex as well as Funny" --Variety
"Four Stars! As funny as it is luridly depressing." --Film Threat
Critically-acclaimed, award-winning comedy of manners which tells the story of RYAN, AMY, and TODD, three Midwesterners whose humdrum lives are starting to come apart at the seams. Personal betrayals abound when childhood friendships, broken-down marriages, and long-repressed desires come into conflict over the course of one tumultuous Missouri autumn. Featuring Holmes Osborne (DONNIE DARKO, AFFLICTION).
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Locas 4 Life
Official Web page for film "Locas 4 Life," a realistic, harsh and often humorous urban drama that draws you into the tragic life of Toro, a Bronx street thug. Her brutal childhood has scarred her deeply, and years of loneliness and hate have pushed her deeper and deeper into the violent world of Latina gangs. Her exterior is tough and hard, almost heartless, but inside she yearns for acceptance and love. It is only when she meets Michelle, the girl who sees through her facade to the light inside, that Toro begins to see that love may be the only thing that can save her from the cycle of violence. Or will it be too late?
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Locist.com
Connecting the Entertainment Industry. With your Multi-Media Portfolio, showcase and promote your work. Cast and coordinate an entire project from your home page. Independent filmmakers--submit to the TriSolo Film Festival.
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Logan L Productions
A new underground production company founded by Logan Leistikow.
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Loose Ends official movie website
Friends Darnell and Romeo lure a young woman home to attend their dinner party and she is accidentally murdered. Fearing the worst the two hide the body and proceed to hold the small party. Through further investigation they discover the murdered woman is the daughter and sister of two of the guests. Throughout the evening Darnell becomes increasingly more daring while Romeo becomes increasingly more suspect until the unimaginable happens.
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Loose Ends official movie website
Friends Darnell and Romeo lure a young woman home to attend their dinner party and she is accidentally murdered. Fearing the worst the two hide the body and proceed to hold the small party. Through further investigation they discover the murdered woman is the daughter and sister of two of the guests. Throughout the evening Darnell becomes increasingly more daring while Romeo becomes increasingly more suspect until the unimaginable happens.
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Losing Grace
Join in a filmmaker's journey to make this film based on his own true story. Check out the making of this soon to be released film. Go behind the scenes and see what really happens day by day through the 22-day shooting schedule and beyond.
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Lost Colony Entertainment
The production company for the independent comedy Communication Breakdown. Communication Breakdown is the story of two friends working the late shift at a small indie radio station who must keep their friendship and sanity intacts as the station is sold to a big comglomerate
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The Lost Film Fest
For almost three years the Lost Film Festival (LFF) has provided international audiences with a feast of images from the underground. Famous for their media pranks, events and lecture series, they have thrown events to coincide with Sundance, SXSW, CMJ, IFP, the festival has toured the U.S. and Europe. The goal of the LFF is to take part in dismantling non-inclusive and competitive structures prevalent in the film industry through sarcasm and humor, as well as to facilitate alternate routes for distribution. The Lost Film Collective believes that individuals using Non-Linear Editing Systems, Digital Video, and the Internet can craft great motion pictures on shoestring budgets.
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Love From the Machine
"Love from the Machine" probes Douglas Yates's assertion that "People who are sensible about love are incapable of it." The protagonist, idealistic James Chase, finds that the more he thinks about the hackneyed romanticism that surrounds love in the modern world, the more he becomes disillusioned with his own relationship. His descent into nihilism is juxtaposed with the reverse journey of his misanthropic friend, Neil, who lets down his intellectual defenses and finds himself drawn into the experience of true love.
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LOVE LUDLOW WEBSITE
The official movie website for 2005 Sundance Indie darling.
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Love Story Project
By launching this site, Florian Thalhofer, inventor of the Korsakow System (software for interactive narration) introduces his long-anticipated feature. (The expression Korsakow syndrome is a medical term, which describes serious damage to short time memory, typical of very heavy alcohol abusers. Korsakow syndrome patients often compensate their lack of memory with an outstanding story telling talent. The project for which the system was designed was The Korsakow Syndrome an interactive documentary on alcohol usage, hence the name Korsakow System.)
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Lovell Films
Site for films by Paul Harrill, including "Gina, An Actress, Age 29", winner of the Jury Prize in Short Filmmaking at the 2001 Sundance Film Festival.
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Lumberyard Media
Lumberyard Media is a constantly evolving multimedia extravaganza, showcasing the hottest up-and-coming filmmakers and musicians directly on its site. Whether you make cool films or just like watching them, you should check us out - you won't be disappointed.
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Lumiere
Database on admissions for films released in European cinemas.
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Lumiere Media
"Tomorrow is Today," a Hi Def Feature film that begins shooting June 1st, 2005 in Point Pleasant, NJ, is a drama-romance about love, loss and survival at the New Jersey Shore. When young Julie Peterson (Scout Taylor-Compton, "Sleepover," "13 Going on 30") saves the life of a hapless drifter, Greg Jerdon (Mark Hefti - "Fandom," "An American Vampire in America"), she begins the quest to save him emotionally as well, and give him the ultimate gift of hope. Battling an emotionally flawed local Sheriff (Warren Draper- "Loser's Lounge," "Vice Girls"), who wants Jerdon out of town, and a young admirer (Hunter Parrish - "Steal Me," "Weeds"), Julie sparks a chain of events that will change the lives of the people around her forever.
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Luminal
This is the story of Demon and Davi. Eighteen years old. High class hookers in a futuristic Paris. They sleep through the day and wake up at night. Their pet is a bat. And they do drugs. A lot of drugs. Although they love Luminal best.
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Luminous Film and Video Wurks
On-line store featuring cult films, videos, magazines and books — with a focus on erotica and horror.
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Lydia Lunch
Through music, books, spoken word performances, film, video, photography, poetry and a multitude of creative endeavors, Lydia Lunch has proven to be one of the most interesting and daring artists of the current era. While many others of her generation have dissolved into the trappings of commercialism, her artistic vision has, through the years, been strengthened, redefined, and focused into an expression uniquely her own.
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Lyons Den Productions
Lyons Den Productions LLC is an independent production company created in 2004 by John C. Lyons and Dorota Swies, specializing in digital video entertainment and design services. Film credits include the feature "schism" (2008) and short "Hunting Camp" (2005).
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