Rappahannock Independent Film Festival 2008

What started off as a necessity for a single mother to make a little extra cash, ignited into a full-time gig for a trio of talented, middle-aged women. "Hot Flash" introduces the world (outside of those blues purists) to a unique and inspiring group of musicians, named Saffire-The Uppity Blues Women. The film allows us to hear the stories from the women who make up the band, and their network of supporters and fans. They offer a raw, but all too familiar view you can only get from women who have lived...really lived - and can sing, shout and laugh about life.

Keith is not an ordinary homeless man. He knows a better life awaits him but his daily encounters with drugs and other transients threaten his fragile way of life. He struggles to adapt and find ways to live another day.

A tale of soldiers separated by border, duty, and war but united by humanity and the World Cup!

Emerson Evans is an intellectual, introverted teen with a passion for seasonal fruit. When she requests pal Johanna's assistance in finding a mate, she encounters Eugene Spakowski, a charming academic with similar esoteric tastes. The two embark on an unconventional relationship--

A person's inner journey to find our real purpose in our life.

A man comes home from a hard day at the office to find his home a mess, even more than usual. He explodes violently, sets the place to rights, then lies in wait for his wife to 'discuss' their relationship and her inability to change her ways. But he fails to see the larger picture...

San Francisco-based indie folk band creates their newest album, FRAGILE ICONOCLAST, in 3 days at the Sharp house in the Mission District. Travis Reed documents this process.