The Myth Machine

International Critic’s Prizewinner (Toronto)

Merchant Ivory/Kodak
Award winner (Telluride)

Critic’s Choice Award
(Rotterdam)

 

 

“Desolation Angels”
Directed by Tim McCann
Distributed by Fox Lorber Films

“A drama of extraordinary power…devastating”   Chicago Tribune

“Fierce, Raw, Gorgeous…there’s tension in almost every frame”
                                                                            New CityChicago

“Desolation Angels takes American independent film making back to where it began—in the male angst of movies like John Casavetes’ husbands.”                                 New York Daily News

“Blazingly provocative…you won’t stop talking about this one!”
                                                                                 Rolling Stone

Grand Jury Award  (Nantucket)

Special Jury Award
(Mar del Plata, Argentina)

 

“Revolution No. 9”
Directed by Tim McCann
Distributed by Wellspring

“A highly assured, ambitious pic located somewhere between the loopy fantasy of David Cronenberg’s “Videodrome” and the harsh sterility of “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest”…Superlative performances!”                Variety

“Utterly absorbing!”                    Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun Times

“This sharp, passionate feature is chillingly good!”       
                                                                               Chicago Reader

“An unadorned, unsparing chronicle of a young man’s descent into a nightmare of delusion.”                  The New York Times

 

 


Independent Spirit
Award Nominee

International debut
Venice Film Festival
(1997)

 

 

Niagara, Niagara
Directed by Bob Gosse
Distributed by Artisan

“Disturbing, funny and sexy, Niagara's director Gosse and writer Matthew Weiss deserve high praise”                     E-Online.com

“This is a the kind of savory independent film that makes Hollywood look silly for dressing up all its stories with unnecessarily big stars and exponential budgets.”                                                  
                                                                                Spliced Wire

"...Gosse brings something new to the genre -- its unlikely lovers....The off-road detours keep the film fascinating.”              
                                                                   Entertainment Weekly


International premiere,
Oldenburg Festival
(Germany)

US premiere,
Greenwich Film Festival

“Nowhere Man”
Directed by Tim McCann
Distributed by First Run Features

“A sly study of male ego and insecurity…skillfully precise”
                                                                                    Village Voice

“A taut, edgy, sensibility far beyond the pale of Hollywood…perversely comic, a savage film noir exploration of the war between the sexes” 
                                                                              Chicago Reader

“A carefully considered satire of contemporary sexual mores…(McCann is) an unpredictable, uncompromising talent working well beneath the industry radar”       Los Angeles Weekly

“Appealing, intense…a textbook example of how to make the most of the limited resources available”              Los Angeles City Beat

 

 


Audience Choice Award
(Atlantic City)

Dreammaker Award
(Nashville)

Theatrically released
On 17 NYC screens

 

“Under Hellgate Bridge
Directed by Michael Sergio
Distributed by Lion’s Gate

“Powerful, gritty, indie moviemaking at its best!”
                                                                    Moviemaker Magazine

“…In the tradition of Lumet, Scorsese and Coppola.”
                                                                                       Newsday

“If you like ‘The Sopranos’ you’ll love ‘Under Hellgate Bridge”
                                                                                   WOR Radio

“’Hellgate’ does more than just occupy space as a gangster tough-guy movie, or good versus evil melodrama and connotation, the writer-director mixes genres effectively tackling some heavy issues along the way”                                                         The Spectator

 

 


Theatrical release date
June 5, 2005*

 

“Julie Johnson”
Directed by Bob Gosse
Distributed by USA Films

*Critic Reviews forthcoming following theatrical release date

PLOT DESCRIPTION
One woman's decision to improve her mind has unexpected, life-changing results in this drama.

Features an all star cast including Courtney Love, Lili Taylor, Noah Emmerich, Mischa Barton, and Spaulding Gray

 

 

Waldo Salt Screenwriting Award & Grand Jury Prize (Sundance)

2000 Academy Award Nominee for Best Original Screenplay

Multiple category winner 2000 Independent Spirit Award

“You Can Count on Me”                         
Directed by Kenneth Lonergan
Distributed by The Shooting Gallery

“…In countless other small but telling ways, the movie gets its characters and their world exactly and indelibly right. 'You Can Count on Me’ is an exquisitely observed slice of upstate New York life”  
                                                                              New York Times
 
“A film of great tender truth…one of the best movies of the year!” 
                                                    Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Time

“The ruefully funny dramatic comedy ‘You Can Count on Me’ is such an exceptional debut this beautifully textured film shocks us for all the right reasons.”                                Los Angeles Times

“Truly a film to be seen…insightful writing, effective direction and superior acting make it into one of the best films I've seen all year.”  
                                                                    Montreal Film Journal

“Richly detailed performances that rank with the year's best in a film without an ounce of Hollywood fat on it, just humor and heartbreak, superbly rendered.”              Rolling Stone Magazine

 

 


Oscar Winner, Best Adapted Screenplay (1996)
Chicago Film Critics Association Award (1997)

Independent Spirit Award Winner (1997)

 

“Sling Blade”
Directed by Billy Bob Thornton
Produced by The Shooting Gallery

“If ‘Forrest Gump’ had been written by William Faulkner, the result might have been something like ‘Sling Blade.’ The movie is a work of great originality and fascination.”
Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times

"’Sling Blade’ is a mesmerizing parable of good and evil and a splendid example of Southern storytelling at its most poetic and imaginative.”
                                                                        Los Angeles Times

"One of the most absorbing, even humorous, experiences in recent memory."                                                          Washington Post

“A breathtaking triple whammy”             San Francisco Chronicle

 

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