Sophia Takal

Two friends, both actresses, leave Los Angeles for Big Sur embarking on a weekend getaway to reconnect. Once alone, however, the two women’s suppressed jealousies and deep-seated resentments bubble to the surface, causing them to lose grasp not just of the true nature of their relationship, but also of their own identities.

The psychological drama directed by Sophia Takal premiered at this year’s Tribeca Film Festival where Davis won the award for best actress.

A fetish photographer gets implicated in a string of violent murders.

An actress deals with the fact that she’s getting old, at least by Hollywood’s standards.

Logline: An actress deals with the fact that she’s getting old, at least by Hollywood’s standards.

Logline: A fetish photographer gets implicated in a string of violent murders.

Logline: Two best friends’ weekend getaway turns deadly when their jealousies and insecurities begin to surface.

Logline: A recently unemployed astronomer makes a reckless decision on Halloween.

An unknown third party hires a group of misfits to burglarize a house in the country and acquire a rare VHS tape. Soon, they stumbled upon a dead body and an endless supply of cryptic footage.

An unknown third party hires a group of misfits to burglarize a house in the country and acquire a rare VHS tape. Soon, they stumbled upon a dead body and an endless supply of cryptic footage.

An unknown third party hires a group of misfits to burglarize a house in the country and acquire a rare VHS tape. Soon, they stumbled upon a dead body and an endless supply of cryptic footage.

Logline: An unknown third party hires a group of misfits to burglarize a house in the country and acquire a rare VHS tape. Soon, they stumbled upon a dead body and an endless supply of cryptic footage.

Nominees announced for the 2011 Gotham Independent Film Awards