Direction & Cinematography by: Wiseman-Silber
Produced by: Tyler Ben-Amotz
Edited by: Brian Denny
Color by: Donato Boccia of Nice Shoes

Record Label: WIND-UP RECORDS

Directed by: Phil Harder
Produced by: Hayden 5
Cinematography by: Afshin Shahidi
Edited by: Final Cut
Color by: Donato Boccia of Nice Shoes

Record Label: SUB POP RECORDS

Direction & Cinematography by: Phil Harder
Produced by: Tyler Ben-Amotz
Edited by: Brian Denny & Phil Harder
Color by: Donato Boccia of Nice Shoes

Record Label: BARSUK RECORDS

EATING OUT

CRAVINGS

Directed by: Todd Wiseman
Produced by: Hayden 5
Cinematography by: Milos Silber
Edited by: Brian Denny
Composite by: Perry Kroll
Color by: Post Pro Gumbo
Original Music & Sound Mix by: Jay Pellizzi

Agency: PROTAGONIST

IMPORTED

THE ROOMMATES

Directed by: Todd Wiseman
Produced by: Tyler Ben-Amotz & Dominique Taylor
Cinematography by: Milos Silber
Edited by: Brian Denny
Color by: Donato Boccia of Nice Shoes
Original Music & Sound Mix by: Jay Pellizzi

Directed & Edited by: Todd Wiseman
Produced by: Hayden 5

Improv Island explores how the US trade embargo has had a rippling effect on Cuban society in almost every way, from auto-mechanics to education, health-care, transportation, entertainment, food supply, and overall happiness. Most importantly, it provides insight to the many ways in which Cuban’s improvise to make up for the lack of just about everything a modern first world society takes for granted.

The documentary calls into question the legitimacy of the 49 year old US trade embargo on a struggling Cuban society. This is the story of a perpetually creative and resilient people, and a call for change in US policy.

Improv Island was filmed during a three month NYU study abroad semester in Cuba in the Spring of 2008.

A FEATURE LENGTH DOCUMENTARY ABOUT THE JEWS OF CUBA

Directed by: Milos Silber
Produced by: Hayden 5
Distribution: Ruth Diskin Films

Cuba is known for its revolutionary leaders, communism, cigars, and 50′s cars. However, religion does not define this small island. When the Cuban Revolution hit in 1961, religion was banned, leaving the Cuban Jewish Community struggling to sustain itself for nearly three decades. Jubanos: The Jews of Cuba, tells the humbling story of the 1500 Jews who remained in the country despite the difficulties. With exclusive interviews from members of the scattered Jewish community, this documentary explores how the new generation re-learned what so many had previously forgotten. The journey to rediscovering and reviving Jewish life raises questions about faith, sustenance, strength, and the future, which the Cuban Jews continue to face up until today.

OFFICIAL SELECTION:

*Detroit Jewish Film Festival, USA, 2011
*Toronto Jewish Film Festival, Canada, 2011
*The East Bay International Jewish Film Festival, 2011
*Jewish Eye Film Festival, Israel, 2011
*NY Sephardic Film Festival, USA, 2011
*Miami Jewish Film Festival, USA, 2011
*Vancouver Jewish Film Festival, Canada, 2010
*KJ Temple, USA, 2010
*Sao Paulo Jewish Film Festival, Brazil, 2010
*Bechol Lashon Annual Conference, SF, USA, 2010
*Harvard University
*University of Pennsylvania
*University of Miami
*University of Oklahoma
*Skirball Cultural Center, LA
*Duke University
*American Jewish University
*Wesleyan University

FOR MORE INFORMATION:

WWW.JUBANOS.COM

Starring: Gbenga Akinnagbe & Alfre Woodard

Written & Directed by: Ben Bowman
Co-Written by: Bryan Abrams
Produced by: Gbenga Akinnagbe, Todd Wiseman, Milos Silber, & Jo Henriquez

Directed & Edited by: Todd Wiseman
Produced by: Adriane Zaudke
Cinematography by: Milos Silber
Color by: Vlad Lab

Directed & Edited by: Todd Wiseman
Cinematography by: Matt Mitchel & Milos Silber
Composite & Color by: Al Tyus

Record Label: DIPLOMAT RECORDS