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108 MEDIA CORP. - The Business Of Film

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Reggaeton-La Clave is a fascinating musical documentary film about the similarities between two types of music genres known today as Salsa and Reggaeton. We were fortunate<br />

enough to have gathered the hottest stars of reggaeton as well as the old school greats of salsa. We have interviewed salsa icons such as Ruben Blades, Johnny Pacheco, Willie<br />

Colon, Ismael Miranda, Gilberto SantaRosa and on the reggaeton side we interviewed billboard chart - topping artists such as Julio Voltio, Tego Calderón, Hector "El Father" just<br />

to name a few.<strong>The</strong>se artists all came together with the same purpose to discuss how two different styles of music can have so much in common and how their music is all<br />

composed under "La Clave," the five-note two-bar rhythm pattern which generates rhythmic measurement and is the foundation and backbone of Salsa (and all Afro-Cuban based<br />

music). <strong>The</strong>y also take you on an extraordinary journey back in time to the roots that influenced all of these different types of music, which is AFRICA and its rhythm of "drums<br />

and percussion."<br />

ELECTRONIC AWAKENING<br />

Spiritual Documentary (90 mins)<br />

Language: English<br />

Director: Andrew Johner<br />

Writer: Drew Martinez<br />

Co-Production Partners: Keyframe-Entertainment<br />

Key Cast: Erik Davis, Goa Gil, Alex Grey<br />

Delivery Status: Completed<br />

Year of Production: 2011 Country of Origin: USA<br />

In Electronic Awakening, director Andrew Johner lifts the veil on an underground spiritual movement that has developed within electronic music cultures worldwide. This close<br />

encounter with the mysticism of rave questions the origin of religion, and offers insight into the future of man's spirituality. It investigates this culture's significance to the<br />

prophecies of 2012, and how this bizarre and sacral relationship to electronic music has evolved the group overtime, and where it seems to be leading them.<br />

ONE LAST GAME<br />

AKA: GELLERT - GAME OVER<br />

Thriller (82 minutes)<br />

Language: English<br />

Director: Stefan<br />

Writer: Michael Wallner, Elisabeth Kübler-Ross<br />

Co-Production Partners: Grand Hotel Pictures<br />

Producer: Norbert Kneibl, Ken Duken<br />

Key Cast: Ken Duken, Regina Lund, Dan van Husen<br />

Delivery Status: Completed<br />

Year of Production: 2011 Country of Origin: Germany<br />

Gellert is addicted – he plays poker. Poker is his passion, his addiction, he’s obsessed with it. Like back in the days together with his companions Obonya and Rul he sits on his<br />

seat in the bar 667. One last game as he always said. He wants to pay back Tonia and put everything in order again. He needs this last chance. He plays his cards like he always<br />

does, he is very cheerful to win this game when suddenly Obonya pulls a knife out of his pocket. Glistening light, he opens his eyes wide.<br />

NOTHING SPECIAL<br />

Comedy (99 minutes)<br />

Language: English<br />

Director: Angela Garcia Combs<br />

Writer: Angela Garcia Combs<br />

Co-Production Partners: Yellow Wallpaper Productions<br />

Producer: Sascha Schneider<br />

Key Cast: Karen Black, Barbara Bain, Julia Garcia Combs<br />

Delivery Status: Completed<br />

Year of Production: 2010 Country of Origin: USA<br />

In her debut feature film, writer/director Angela Garcia Combs spins a dark and funny tale of an ambitious young woman at a crucial turning point in her career and her<br />

relationship with her bi-polar mother. Louise (Julia Garcia Combs) is an insurance underwriter living in Los Angeles with her mother, May (Karen Black), who has recently been<br />

evicted from her Section 8 apartment after the building was condemned. May's shaky grip on reality begins to loosen when she becomes aware of the close relationship between<br />

Louise and her trailblazing boss, Catherine (Barbara Bain), whom Louise admires and adores. Catherine is secretly fighting cancer and has an estranged relationship with her own<br />

daughter, and reaches out to Louise as a surrogate. At the same time, Catherine is pushing Louise to accept a big promotion, which will compel Louise to relocate to New York.<br />

Things heat up when May and Catherine meet by chance on Mother's Day and an alarming confrontation ensues...<br />

SMOKING | NON SMOKING<br />

AKA: THE PACK<br />

Drama Courtroom (120 minutes)<br />

Language: English<br />

Director: Alyssa Rallo Bennett<br />

Writer: Alyssa Rallo Bennett, Gary Bennett<br />

Co-Production Partners: Electric Movies<br />

Producer: Alyssa Rallo Bennett, Josselyne Herman-Saccio<br />

Key Cast: Lucie Arnaz, Elisabeth Moss, Roger Robinson<br />

Delivery Status: Completed<br />

Year of Production: 2010 Country of Origin: USA<br />

<strong>The</strong> Pack brings to the forefront the complexities and anguish of how any of us can get caught in the cultural and legal shift of our nation. <strong>The</strong> question <strong>The</strong> Pack catches us all<br />

with is: "What if your behavior was legally accepted for dozens of years and all of a sudden it came into question?" In a hand-picked case, an ambitious Assistant District Attorney<br />

(Carlos Leon) prosecutes a wife and mother (Lucie Arnaz) for three counts of murder after her forty-seven year old husband (Scott Bryce) dies of lung cancer from allegedly<br />

breathing her second-hand smoke for thirty years. Mourning the loss of his father, their twenty-four year old son (Ryan Homchick) decides to testify against his mother. At first,<br />

the jury struggles with what appears to be a ridiculous case, but one juror's doubts forces the jury into an intriguing, emotional and complicated choice regarding addiction, loyalty<br />

and individual responsibility.<br />

RU-486: THE LAST OPTION<br />

Drama (Social) (89 minutes)<br />

Language: English<br />

Director: Irene Maffei<br />

Writer: Eliot Webster, Andrew Nicholas<br />

Co-Production Partners: Xylomancy <strong>Film</strong>s<br />

Producer: Eliot Webster<br />

Key Cast: Zina Badran, Richard Holt, Tyrone Lopez<br />

Delivery Status: Completed<br />

Year of Production: 2010 Country of Origin: UK<br />

<strong>The</strong> dilemma faced by one woman over whether or not to abort the baby she carries inside while the world around falls apart. Meena Patel (Zina Badran) leaves her home and<br />

boyfriend, spending the week preceding her abortion with a student whom used to be besotted with her. She hopes he still is, for he is only one left to turn to. <strong>The</strong> only one who<br />

could help her keep the baby.

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