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Crepe Covered Sidewalks directed by Renee Wilson

Ten Seconds directed by Kacey Morrow
(USA, 2010, 9 min, Experimental)
For one week, eight people around the country captured videos of their everyday lives at the same designated times regardless of the time difference. Watching these small moments simultaneously next to one another relationships in time and space can be made, and similarities in the familiar can be found no matter where we are. While making these connections and peeking into these people's lives in an almost voyeuristic manner, the line between public and private becomes blurred as well.

Life Model directed by Lori Petchers
(USA, 2010, 6 min, Documentary)
A look into the world of an aging nude figure model and the beautiful artwork she inspires.

Danza del Viejo Inmigrante directed by Charlene Music
(USA, 2009, 18 min, Documentary)
This simple pastiche of daily life features moments of sacrifice and also of joy as elderly Latinos find the courage to forge a new life in the United States. In the film, an elderly woman reads a poem from her new found love; a little boy caresses his grandmother's tired face; octogenarians study for their citizenship test, and a 98-year-old widow dances and prays for two more years.

I Was The One directed by Tamika Miller
(USA, 2010, 4 min, Music Video)
"I Was The One" is the first music video from acclaimed singer, songwriter, actress and filmmaker Reneé Wilson's debut album Voodoo Queen. Directed by Tamika Miller, it explores one woman's journey of self love and discovery and speaks to the innate light and beauty ever present within us all.

Crepe Covered Sidewalks directed by Renee Wilson
(USA, 2010, 93. min, Documentary)
Crepe Covered Sidewalks is a heart-warming documentary of actress Renee Wilson's (Ray) return home to the devastation and desolation of New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina, and the effects the aftermath has on her and her family. It is a story of love, loss and rebirth - a journey through the eyes of an insider, going home after the storm. Wilson spent the last four years filming and shaping the history of her family's experiences pre and post Katrina to present in New Orleans.