Knitting A Love Song (2005)
Young love, knitting and unexpected consequences.
A Love Song (2022)
Two childhood sweethearts, now both widowed, share a night by a lake in the mountains. A love story for those who are alone.
A Love Song For Latasha (2019)
A dreamlike conversation with the past and the present, this film reimagines a more nuanced narrative of Latasha Harlins by excavating intimate memories shared by her cousin and best friend.
The Love Songs Of Tiedan (2012)
The film recounts a romantic obsession that spans several decades. In a poor Shanxi Province village, six-year old Tiedan falls in love with May, the beautiful neighbor who practices a traditional form of singing, Er-ren-tai, and this love will never die.
A Supermarket Love Song (2005)
An old man is taken shopping by a young girl from Community Services.
This Is Not A Love Song (2002)
Two petty crooks are hunted over rugged country after a gun goes off by mistake in a farmyard.
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