R.S.V.P.
An old-fashioned yet irreverent comedy romp by writer/director Mark Anthony Galluzzo, “R.S.V.P.” cleverly mixes the spirit of Frank Capra’s “Arsenic and Old Lace” with Alfred Hitchcock’s “Rope”. Set in the heart of sin city itself, Las Vegas, Nevada, “R.S.V.P.” follows a group of twenty-something’s on their last – and we do mean last – night of collegiate bliss. Co-Stars include, Majandra Delfino ("Roswell," "Traffic"), Reno Wilson ("The Chronicle"), Grace Zabriskie ("Wild at Heart," "Trash"), Jonathan Banks ("Wiseguy," "Trash"), Glen Quinn ("Angel"), and breakout performances by New Yorker Daniel Joseph and newcomer Nora Zehtner. To date no one knows Jay’s whereabouts and repeated efforts by his roommate have failed to track him down as well. In a radio interview on Tuesday director Galluzzo commented, “Jay is kind of a known quantity when you hire him so you don’t get worried when he flakes for a few days, but it’s been almost three weeks since he has returned any calls, and we really are at the point that we’d just like him to let us know he’s okay. Whatever is going on with Jersey is not going to be helped by hiding and it’s just making us all nervous about his health and well being.”
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Radiant Star Productions
Web site of Zandy Kreps, whose latest film, "Maintenance By Any Means", tells 15 comedic stories about renters.
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Radio Free Steve
Best described as "Mad Max" meets "Smokey and the Bandit," "Radio Free Steve" is a post-apocalyptic comedy about a radio pirate racing across the American Southwest in search of a music video career in "New Los Angeles." Originally shot in 1984, the film sat unfinished until 1999.
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The Radio Mechanics
Nigel Starr is a late-night talk show radio host for the extraordinary and bizarre. But on this night he receives a call from frayed research scientist, Stillman, who is convinced that aliens have found a way to unleash destruction via the radio airwaves and an ad Nigel is to run during the course of his show that night. How do aliens plan to do this? Through Alternative Reality Flooding, of course! Will Nigel buy into Stillman's theories or is he just another quack? Will he run the ad at 2:48 am? Will he be the "unwitting gatekeeper with the magical key to unleash the dogs of ultimate destruction"? And just what is A.R.F. anyway? For the answer to these and other mankind-saving questions, you'll have to tune-in yourself.
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Randy Allred
The angelic spirit of Beat Generation author 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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Rare Movie Images
Non-profit museum for rare and hard to find movie images. (Formerly known as BadAssImages)
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Raspberry & Lavender
Raspberry & Lavender, a romantic teen comedy feature film directed by Johnny Kim. Starring Dylan Edrington, Bree Conden, A.J. Bakker, Gloria Balding, Andrew Martin
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Ratchet Up
Excellent site featuring links to things of interest in digital culture and the arts.
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Ray and Migdalia Etheridge
Ray and Migdalia Etheridge are a husband and wife production team who have finished FOUR micro-budget feature films in the past three years; "DETOUR TO HELL"; "STONED DEAD"; "BAD SPIRITS"; and "DYING FOR DOLLARS".
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Razor Reel
RAZOR REEL will be a look into the wierd and wonderful world of exploitation movies and television shows. Be amazed when we look at that early Sci-fi stuff and juvenile delinquent movies of the forties. Find out about the gore and creepy horror movies of the sixties. Read about the nasty sexploitation and pre-adult movies of the seventies. RAZOR REEL will inform you on new releases (on video and DVD), bring you info on people like Sam Katzman, James Dean, Ray HarryHausen and Russ Meyer. RAZOR REEL will serve you fresh and up-to-date news, big articles on Pop movies, and special features about forgotten television series, Hammerhouse, cheesy serials, extraordinary movies...
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Really Good Films
A lot of terrific films may not break records on opening weekend, but there are still lots of people who want to see them! Really Good Films is here for those people who really love quality films. We're building a community of film fans, linked by comprehensive and timely information about... well.. really good films. We'll let you know about the quality films coming to your local theaters. We'll alert you when there's a film worth catching on television. When a new DVD or soundtrack makes waves, we'll tell you why. And we'll provide great stories by some of the best film writers -- stories about new directors, about what's hot on the festival circuit, what film books are worth reading. We aim to support quality films and the fans who love them.
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Rebecca Horn
Info about the great German artist and filmmaker courtesy of the Marian Goodman Gallery, NYC.
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Red Baron Entertainment
Looking to go to Cannes? We have the program for you! Check us out. We offer the best and most affordable programs to this great festival.
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Reel.com
Consumer site covering new theatrical releases, this one's worth checking out for Jeff Wells's engaging and frequently contentious "Hollywood Confidential" column. Also a good place to buy movies.
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Refuge of Last Resort
Filmmaker James L. Bills tells a harrowing story of how he took his family to a "Hurricane Proof" building in the heart of New Orleans to save them from the ravaging effects of Hurricane Katrina.

They survive one of the most powerful storms in recorded history, but James, his wife Tracy, their seven-year-old son and two-year-old daughter soon find themselves in a horrible dilemma. With only minimal supplies in hand, they had thought they would be returning home after the storm to make minor repairs and get on with their lives. Instead, they, including close friends Gabriel, his wife Melissa and good friend Ariel, are trapped in downtwon New Orleans when the levees break and quickly flood the city.
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Renegade Motions Pictures Corporation
Renegade Motion Pictures Corporation is dedicated to high-concept, low-budget production in all media. Renegade's list of productions includes feature films, TV specials, music videos, commercials, and live theatre. We do things differently; that's how we get things produced.
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Requiem for a Dream
This incredible site for Darren Aronofsky's film, "Requiem for a Dream," is less marketing device and more an extension of the film's highly visceral and disturbing aesthetic. Full of intentional glitches, error messages, fake sites within the site (Slim-n-Happy.com and TappyTibbons.com, for instance), "Requiem" -- designed by the U.K.-based collective hi,Res! -- is one of the most innovative filmsites on the Web. "Most people go to the Internet for their 30 seconds of information and then they're gone," says Arononfsky. This site "is not that kind of experience. It's more like 'Myst'. It's a landscape you have to explore."
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Reversal
"Reversal": a movie that is a father/son love story about wrestling, growing up, and letting go.
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reverse shot
reverse shot is a bi-monthly, independently published film journal
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Rich Williams
RFilm is a developer, producer and distributor of ultra-independent movies.
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Richard Kern
Official website of Filmmaker magazine's favorite photographer, Richard Kern. Includes sample photos and information about how to order Kern's books (including "New York Girls"), films and videos. Adult content.
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Ride With The Dragons
"Ride With The Dragons" is an upcoming teenage tearjerker, along the lines of "The Outsiders" and "La Bamba," set against the late 1980's heavy metal scene. Written and directed by Brian Jude.
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Road Trip Nation
Michael Mariner and Nathan Gebhard's grassroots documentary shares stories from their '01 Roadtrip, in which they toured the country for 15,000 miles in an old, bright-green 1984 RV. On that adventure they met with leaders from all walks of life to simply learn how they got to where they are today. "The documentary juxtaposes the dreams and aspirations of the students who joined us on the road in their local areas against the Open Roads of the leaders with whom we spoke. It will show how the director of Saturday Night Live started as a personal assistant at MTV, how Michael Dell dropped out of college to start Dell Computers, how the Chairman of Starbucks found his passion in Italian espresso bars, how a POW with a doctorate discovered his Open Road to becoming a mechanic, and how the top shoe designer at Nike went from studying architecture in college to building Michael Jordan's shoes. After 15,000 miles, 43 states, and 82 interviews, we learned that just like us, these leaders were once as lost as we are now. The one constant was not a 4.0 GPA, perfect SATs, or an MBA from Harvard. It was that each and every one of these leaders not only followed what lit them up, they all learned to listen to the only people that matter: themselves."
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RobFilms - NonStop Film Festival
There is no more efficient, cost-free way to get your film seen than by submitting it to RobFilms. We're Web portal celebrating the world of film, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Send Your film to our Festival NOW!
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RockHouse
Is it love of fame thats sweeter the second time around? Jack Sticks Mitchell (Jim Charles) is about to find out in the hilarious comedy, "RockHouse".
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Roger Avary
Good site by and about filmmaker Roger Avary, best known for co-writing "Pulp Fiction" and directing "Killing Zoe." Site extensively discusses Avary's past, present, and, he hopes, future work, as well as offering advice to young filmmakers.
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Rollin' Deep Productions
Rollin' Deep Productions is an independent, Lation-rul film production company that showcases the award-winning work of director Cruz Angeles and 2005 Sundance writing fellow Maria Topete. Our site features news and trailers of their films.
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RoomMate Productions
Two former roommates from college have combined talents to make films. See their latest project and up coming projects. Based out of Omaha, Nebraska.
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Rosecolored TV
Rosecolored TV presents original short films created in digital format for the Internet and related venues. Films on Rosecolored TV are free to watch and enjoy.
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Rouge
A new online journal, edited by Adrian Martin, Helen Badis and Grant McDonald. "Our emphasis is on developing a creative approach to cinema through texts that are as poetic as they are analytical, " says Martin.
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Rules
A hard hitting true-to-life story of the fine line one walks between family and friends, and the problems and decisions one should never have to face or make. Winner of three of the five awards for which it was nominated at The Brooklyn Film Festival including: Outstanding Writing in Film, Best Editing and Best Nuyorican Theme.
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Rune
According to the Hollywood Reporter Sept 19-25 issue, RUNE will be the first feature film to debut exclusively on the Video iPod - as a free download from Apple!

Release date: 10-10-06
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Rusted Sun Films
A young film company based in Memphis, TN built by spare change and free labor. Home of Indie Films, "The Visitor" and "A Cowboy's Silver Lining." Production stills, movie stills, and trailers available for viewing.
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