To resist is human.
Synopsis
Seth Ward (Jim Stark) comes home ready for dinner only to find his house empty and his family inexplicably absent. As he awaits their return, he grows hungrier and hungrier.
What Others Are Saying
“Jim Stark’s performance is honest and heart-breaking. Thom Stark’s artistic direction is wonderful and visionary. . . Stark has created something that will help people better understand themselves.” — Chuck O’Connor, Playwright
“Incredibly powerful. . . [Stark has] created a Sartre-esque hell. . . A journey paradoxically both static and in motion.” — John Douglas Sinclair, Writer/Director/Producer
“I love this kind of film. Be patient, take it slow, absorb, feel, think, wrestle, reflect.” — Christopher Lubbers, Philosophy Professor
“Moving, powerful, rich. I love Stark’s willingness to stick with a shot and give us time to enter the scene—or let the scene enter us. A really strong film!” — Brian Metzger, Pastor and Film Critic
Credits
Planetoid 562 Pictures in association with Riverrun Theatre Co. presents a film by Thom Stark | “Revolution” | featuring Jim Stark, Margo Watkins, Lily Stark, Robert Stark and Carol Ann Rogers | music Kevin MacLeod | editor Thom Stark | director of photography Thom Stark | producers Jim Stark, Thom Stark | associate producers Erica Calderon, Lee Penya | writer/director Thom Stark
Everyone prays alone.
Synopsis
A man prays.
What Others Are Saying
“Calls to mind Bergman. Winter Light lite.” — Christopher Lubbers, Philosophy Professor
“Thom Stark is making some of the most compelling existential films out there. He is a consummate filmmaker. [The Stark brothers] together are truly a powerhouse.” — John Douglas Sinclair, Writer/Director/Producer
“Wow! Beautiful performance, beautiful film, beautifully shot. I love what Stark does with space and lighting. The emptiness is awesome.” — Brian Metzger, Pastor and Film Critic
Credits
Planetoid 562 Pictures in association with Riverrun Theatre Co. presents a film by Thom Stark | “Who Art in Heaven” | featuring Jim Stark | music Kevin MacLeod | editor Thom Stark | director of photography Thom Stark | producers Jim Stark, Thom Stark | associate producers Erica Calderon, Lee Penya, Perry Secrest | writer/director Thom Stark
a narcissistic tragic romance with a happy ending
Winner of the Platinum Remi Award at the 45th Annual Worldfest-Houston International Film Festival
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Synopsis
If you walk into a room, and no one sees you enter, are you really there? Lost and bewildered in a world where eye contact is considered quaint, “Me” (Jim Stark) struggles to remember who he once might have been, and who he might be now, if he could just get someone to acknowledge his existence. In order to find himself, Me must find the courage to journey into the wilderness of lost identity. Will he see himself there? And if he does, will it make a difference?
What Others Are Saying
“A very strong work . . . Outstanding, subtle, and very intelligent . . . Captures the surreal absurdity and timelessness of depression without resorting to cliché.” — Chuck O’Connor, Playwright
“I was really blown away. Great filmmaking.” — John Douglas Sinclair, Writer/Director/Producer
“I keep talking about this wise and insightful film to everyone I see.” — Casey Kelly, Writer/Director/Producer
“Thoughtful and very thought provoking. Poignant and very relevant.” — Blake White, South Carolina Repertory Company
“A genuine, heartfelt work . . . I loved it.” — Biaka Zaidarhzauva, Artist/Musician
“Brilliant. Powerful.” — Ric Tremaine, Toronto
“An awesome little film. Bravo!” — Maya Teague, California
“A masterpiece . . . Something to be proud of.” — Jeff Morgan, Tennessee
“Visually well executed, and a little weird.” — Adam Bean, Johns Hopkins University
Credits
Planetoid 562 Pictures in association with Riverrun Theatre Co. presents a film by Thom Stark | “Note to Self” | featuring Jim Stark, Christopher Wiltsey Reynolds, Margo Watkins, Lily Stark, Robert Stark, April Singer, Kate Joos Glasheen, and Carl Risk | casting director Jim Stark | casting assistant Kate Eipl | makeup Rebecca Trout | music Kevin MacLeod | editor Thom Stark | director of photography Thom Stark | producers Jim Stark, Thom Stark, Zack Exley, Tom Johns, Perry Secrest, Solomon Burchfield, Kyle Fewin | associate producers Erica Calderon, Jason Hammer, Lee Penya, and M. Campbell Clement as William Aitch Macy | writer/director Thom Stark