Pachamama Films
Independent film production company based in NY, announcing 3 new releases for 2004-2005
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PANACEA
What if they offered you a perfect world? What if you refused? When a cure is found for society’s most bothersome ills, the choice becomes freedom or security. Panacea is a short digital movie currently in pre-production by Beanfilms in Asheville, NC. This futuristic tale is of a band of freedom-seeking outcasts undertaking one last-ditch effort to save society. Whether they succeed or not is the question that will have to be answered at the premier party!
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The Park
Web site for the documentary film "The Park," about a neighborhood "big city" park, what goes on at the park, and how it makes a positive impact on the community. Read about the film, view the film's trailer, view photos, listen to soundtrack clips and more.
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Pasquinade Films
Pasquinade Films is one of the few truly "independent" film producers in North America. Born from a small grass-roots publishing company with a strong contributor-base and loyal audience, we are passionate about storytelling. It is this passion that drives our commitment to bringing moviegoers original stories from innovative filmmakers.
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Pavement Studios
Web site of photographer and filmmaker Ned Schenck.
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Pedro Almodovar
Official Web site of director Pedro Almodovar.
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The People's Movie
An indie feature film that asks the public to make decisions about what they want the outcome of the film to be via their web site.
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Per Jury
Directors Freddie Anderson and Vassily Fedyaev bring this feature-length high school court drama to life in one continuous 90 minute take!
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The Perfect Stranger
A troubled lawyer accepts a dinner invitation from a mysterious stranger who claims to be Jesus of Nazareth. Based on the novel "Dinner With a Perfect Stranger" by David Gregory (Random House).
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Persistence of Vision
Blogging the independents.
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Persons of Interest
After the September 11th terrorist attacks, more than 5,000 Arab or Muslim immigrants were taken into custody by the U.S. Justice Department and held indefinitely on the grounds of national security. Detainees were subject to arbitrary arrest, secret detention, solitary confinement and deportation. Most were held on minor immigration charges and were frequently denied legal representation and communication with their families. The Justice Department has ensured the invisibility of these cases, by refusing to disclose the names and total number of people detained. "Persons of Interest" consists of a series of intimate encounters with 12 detainees and family members, in a bare room that functions variously as interrogation room, prison cell and home. In these encounters, detainees share their stories, show photographs, read letters written in jail, re-enact their prison experience -- even sing. This is a uniquely compelling film that gives voice to the human cost of the U.S. government's anti-terrorism campaign. "Persons of Interest" was filmed during Ramadan 2002, at a gathering of September 11th detainees and their families. The film is 63-minutes long and was shot on PAL Digital Beta. "Persons of Interest" is an official selection at the Sundance Film Festival, the Human Rights Watch International Film Festival, and the Rotterdam International Film Festival of 2004.
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PES
Home of the twisted films of the storyteller, director and artist known as PES (Adam Pesapane).
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Philadelphia Film and Video Makers
PFVM.COM is a free Web site dedicated entirely to Philadelphia area film, video and new media makers. The site has been created by the users, for the users. PFVM.com is for anyone and everyone involved in the creation of film/video from both technical and artistic backgrounds, as well as for those just interested in finding out more about the local Indie and commercial filmmaking scenes. Come talk with other like-minded users in our forums. Post events on our monthly calendar. Use the classified ads to search for jobs, equipment and services. Connect to other sites with our related links. Since this is the first site of its kind in Philadelphia, we need your help in plugging in and integrating yourself into Philadelphia's number one central resource for all your film and video needs. PFVM.com is seeking writers, editors as well as any input YOU may have. Feel free to contact us at Bill@PFVM.COM .
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The Phoenix Lights Mystery
What you are about to see is not fiction but the incredible discovery by two construction workers in Phoenix, Arizona, that reveals what were the lights that flew over that city on March 13, 1997, known as the Phoenix Lights Mystery...
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Picto-Crime
A low-budget Australian feature fusing live action and comic book graphics, "Picto-Crime" is the tale of Jery and Larry, two dimwitted but likeable low lives of the criminal underworld who will do anything and anyone for a quick buck.
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Picture Palace Pictures
Producer/Sales Agent/Programmer. Producing and representing the films of Kevin Jerome Everson (#23, top 25 new faces of Independent Film, Filmmaker August 2006). Creative Consultant/Creative Producer for David Jacobson (Down in the Valley, Dahmer) Programmer, Festival Nouveau Cineman, Montreal (Oct. 18-28th, 2006)
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Picture Show Entertainment
Picture Show Entertainment specializes in film and television development and production. We focus on compelling, character-driven stories with high concept audience appeal. PSE values its relationships and works to form partnerships with recognized talent such as actors, writers, directors and producers. PSE forms alliances worldwide with finance entities. Our website details past, current and future projects.
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PiGS
A romantic comedy about a sexaholic college student who gets dared into sleeping with 26 different women, one from each letter of the alphabet. The whole game falls apart when he falls in love with "X".
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Pine Lake Films
Experience the beauty of nature as shot in 24p by cinematographer Steven Dempsey using a Panasonic DVX100A camera.
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Piranha Pictures
Piranha Pictures is a Washington DC based production company that specializes in action and horror movies with a unique flavor.
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Planet Bollywood
News, reviews and gossip about the latest Bollywood productions.
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Planet Krulik
Web site of filmmaker Jeff Krulik, best known for the cult classic "Heavy Metal Parking Lot" and the sequel "Neil Diamond Parking Lot." Watch for details about Krulik's new productions, "Harry Potter Parking Lot," and "Hitler's Hat" -- the true story of an American GI who brought home Adolph Hitler's tophat as a souvenir from Germany following World War II.
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Plug Ugly Films
Brooklyn-based production and management company whose most recent film is "Devils Are Dreaming," directed by Michael Sládek.
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Pluto's Plight
"Pluto's Plight" is an independent science fiction/comedy feature film that stars former world heavyweight boxing champ Buster Douglas. Buster portrays Agent Leis of the FBI. The plot of the movie centers on a young girl who has visions of life on Pluto. Meanwhile, actual aliens have left their solar system because their star is going to supernova. The aliens want to make Earth their new home but crash land on Pluto before they can reach their destination. Eventually the aliens make it to Earth and under the guise of offering helpful information about Earth's ozone layer, they try to con their way into taking over the planet. "Pluto's Plight" does not contain any hard language, nudity or violence. The entire movie and trailer can been seen entirely online by going to www.cinemanow.com.
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PLUTO'S PLIGHT
Sci-fi comedy starring Buster Douglas now on Indieflix.com Pluto’s Plight is a sci-fi comedy movie about a young girl who has visions of life on Pluto. Meanwhile, actual aliens have left their Solar System, because their star is going to Supernova. The aliens want to make Earth their new home, but crash land on Pluto before they can reach their destination. Eventually the aliens make it to Earth and under the guise of offering helpful information about Earth's Ozone Layer, they try to con their way into taking over the planet.
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Poetry with Video
Video art by Stuard Pound. Poetry by Rosemary Norman and Jane Michelson.
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POPaganda: The Art and Subversion of Ron English
"POPaganda" is about the culture-jamming and billboard-liberation antics of Ron English. A odern Robin Hood of Madison Ave., Ron paints, perverts, infiltrates, reinvents and satirizes modern culture on canvas, in songs, and directly on hundreds of pirated billboards.
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Portland Film
Independent filmmaking resource in Portland, Oregon.
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poshpictures
Homepage of writer/director Q. Allan Brocka ("Eating Out").
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Possible Films
Web site of indie auteur Hal Hartley.
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Post No Bills
A documentary on Los Angeles-based political poster artist Robbie Conal.

Set in Los Angeles in 1991, Post No Bills is an amazing real time overview of Conal's postering exploits and concentrates on an extremely controversial poster of LAPD Chief Daryl Gates. This award-winning film documents Conal's efforts through a variety of perspectives, including interviews with gallery owners, city officials, actor Tim Robbins, the Reagans, and even Oliver North. Featured in over 20 international film festivals and the first broadcast ITVS program ever completed, this provocative film is a must-see for anyone interested in Conal's work or captivating art.

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Power Trip
In an environment of pervasive corruption, assassination, and street rioting, the story of chaotic post-Soviet transition is told through culture clash, electricity disconnections and blackouts. AES Corp., the massive American "global power company," has purchased the privatized electricity distribution company in Tbilisi, capital of the former Soviet Republic of Georgia. AES manager Piers Lewis must now train the formerly communist populace that, in this new world, customers pay for their electricity. The Georgians meanwhile, from pensioners to the Energy Minister, devise ever more clever ways to get it free. Amidst hot tempers and high drama, Lewis balances his love for the Georgian people with the hardships his company creates for them, as they struggle to build a nation from the rubble of Soviet collapse.
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Power Up
Non profit, all volunteer run, gay studio who's films have played eah year as an official selection for the Sundance Film Festival.
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Prelinger Archive
Prelinger Archives was founded in 1983 by Rick Prelinger in New York City. Over the next twenty years, it grew into a collection of over 48,000 "ephemeral" (advertising, educational, industrial, and amateur) films. In 2002, the film collection was acquired by the Library of Congress, Motion Picture, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division. Prelinger Archives remains in existence, holding approximately 4,000 titles on videotape and a smaller collection of film materials acquired subsequent to the Library of Congress transaction. Its goal remains to collect, preserve, and facilitate access to films of historic significance that haven't been collected elsewhere. Included are films produced by and for many hundreds of important US corporations, nonprofit organizations, trade associations, community and interest groups, and educational institutions. Getty Images represents the collection for stock footage sale, and some 1,600 (soon to be 2,000) key titles are available here. The collection currently contains over 10% of the total production of ephemeral films between 1927 and 1987, and it may be the most complete and varied collection in existence of films from these poorly preserved genres.
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Preserving Digital Cultural Material
The challenges and practicalities of digital preservation.
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Pride Trek: A Documentary
Gay Southern California lifeguards Chad Nichols and Blake Stewart decide at the last minute to road trip to San Francisco to attend the Unity and Diversity Pride Parade. As the roommates and co-workers go about making plans and covering work shifts, they must contend with imposing friends, current and former relationships, and their own past as a couple and the lingering feelings between them.
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The Prodigy
This is the official website containing information about the new thriller from F5 Films.
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PRODUCT
PRODUCT is a monthly pop sub/cultural video art zine broadcast on public access TV in NYC. Individual copies of past broadcasts are available for purchase.
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Project 7
When you work for Project 7, if you leave, you die, it’s a rule.
Project 7 is the secret intelligence agency that performs inhumane experiments to see just how far the human population can go. By learning how to break down individuals defenses, they can further strengthen their own nation and army. But what will happen when a new employee Angel (Christine Sullivan) who has full intentions of bringing the firm down, suddenly falls in love with everything that she despises? Will the firms lead researcher, Dylan Wright (Andrew Roth) be able to walk away from all that he is and all that he knows to save the life of the woman who tries to destroy him?
Project 7, the directorial debut of Dave Marken, won Best New Director at the 2006 NY Independent Intertantiomnal Fim Festival. It was also added to IMDB, Played on television in Norway, and made available on DVD.
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Psychopathia Sexualis
Official Web site of the independent feature "Psychopathia Sexualis," a multi-narrative drama based on the 1886 medical text by Richard von Krafft-Ebing.
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Psychospasm Productions
Guerrilla filmmaking in the heart of Texas. Psychospasm is the production company of Drew Rist ("Theory of Revenge," "The Last Night," and "Safe in My Own Skin"), whose latest film, the 5-minute short, "Number Four," was a prize winner at Dallas Video's 24-Hour Video Race.
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Public Access: The Movie
PUBLIC ACCESS: EPISODE 4 (of 05) is the story of two mismatched roommates, BRET and GARY, struggling to break free from their droll existence as sheet-metal laborers by creating a public access cable show. Desperate for cash, the pair embark on a crime spree to fund their television project and to pay their overdue rent.
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Pure
A modern paradise myth set in Miami and a mystical otherworld wilderness. First-time feature filmmaker Susan Karrie Braun. Starring Tian Kitchen, Jonathan Weiss, Roberta Valderrama, Ryan McTavish, Tara Solomon, Rafael Roig. 35mm. 91 minutes.
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Put the Camera on Me
The true-life chronicle of a group of kids growing up in the suburbs of Encino, Calif., in the 1980s. Told through the films made by filmaker darren Stein ("Jawbreaker," "Sparkler") between the ages of 7 and 15, the film offers an intimate peek into the power structure within a group of kids captured on film when the parents are away.
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