MOTHER.SON up on 05/13/2008

A joyful but lonely pervert is interrupted by one of his old classmates. He mistakes her curious interest for affection and sets out in pursuit. Semi-autobiographical. Written, directed, edited and produced by Tom Rowley. Starring Christopher Galvin, Orlaith Doherty Shot by Davide Boileau, Ad'd by Sarah Moriarty, Sound by Daire McNab and Max Prum! Art direction - Emma Farrel, Costumes - Carolyn Power.

A mother and her son get into a dispute over the son practicing TaeKwon-Do. Watch how Tiger Balm helps them get back along as it acts much more than just a pain relieving product.

Paralell worlds seperate and collide in this story of a guy going to a party

But she prefers my car. Saatchi & Saatchi Paris for Toyota Avensis

Trailers for two short films edited, written and directed by Mark Sayles. Smother Mother was shot on Super 16mm film, using colour stock. Tuesday was shot on 35mm film, using black & white stock.

Jammy October 25, 2004 (10-25-04) Part 1 of 2. Tammy slaps Sandy. She asks how he could let this happen. How he could lie about being Reva's son to wiggle his way into their family. That everything that happened is his fault. Jon has his hands around Reva's throat. He's dreamed about killing her. She doesn't believe he wants to hurt her. He lets go. He keeps taunting her, trying to make her afraid of him. He wants her to understand what his life was like. Living with an abusive drunk. How could she leave him with Alfred, his adopted father. He beat him everyday for not being his son. Reva said that when she brought him to visit when he was young, he was happy. He said he was a very good actor, and it wasn't as bad then. She swears if she'd know she never would have left him there. He wraps his hands around her throat again saying she abandoned him and never looked back. Tammy is really upset. Sandy tries to explain that he just wanted a family to love, that he didn't even know that Jon was still alive. He thought he died in a hiking accident. He tried to warn them when he found out, but he was hit by the car. Tammy says it's his fault. He touched her because of Sandy. It was her first time and he was her cousin. Tammy asks Sandy how he would feel in her place. Sandy apologizes again as Josh comes through the door and says he'll make sure Sandy never hurts his family again. Tammy runs to him and he holds her while she cries. Sandy tries to apologize to Josh and he says it's to late for that. Josh and Tammy walk outside the hospital room. And Josh promises her that over time it won't hurt so bad and she'll be able to deal with the pain. She tells Josh that he thinks she's pathetic and that that is almost as bad as what Jon did to her. Jon throws Reva down on the couch. She says she trusted Alfred to take care of him. Jon tries to mock her and she yells not to do that. She's sorry he was raised to believe he was second rate because he was adopted. She says Tammy was an innocent victim, just like him. And he's got to stop hurting innocent people. She takes his hands and puts them around her neck. She says if you want to make me pay, then go ahead. (Clips from WindAmongTheReeds.com which has almost every Jammy clip ever aired.)

You don't really want to know all the details but, Stacey Nelkin (www.thedailyaffair.com) explains it to you in a simple way.

paully shore. sorry bout long gap of not puttin movies up. they keep blockin my videos.

This is a quiet drama about the struggles of a former drug addict and dealer, Bruno Calgagni (Patrick Dewaere), as he is released from prison in the U.S. and arrives back home in France. His unhappy father blames this disgraceful prison stint for the death of Bruno's mother. No one wants to hire an ex-con, and a romantic liaison with another, very delicately balanced former addict only adds to the burden Bruno is carrying. Mauvais Fils skillfully limns Bruno's daily fight to keep his head above water.