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Dougy Yermes: Morals &
Literature
Dougy's writer ambitions are thwarted by his jealous English teacher,
after the teenager beats him in a palindrome contest.
Mohandas & Bette: A Love Story
Newly found love letters show a different side to Gandhi through his
correspondence with screen idol Bette Davis.
Peppermint’s Power Hour
The epitome of beauty and emptiness, Peppermint's world changes when she
gets her own talk show and discovers the fat woman inside.
Tercan Yigit: Odyssey into Constantinople
18th century Turkish poet Tercan Yigit teams up with a castanet dancing
baker named Zeynel. The two invent beat poetry and hit the road.
Sammy’s Dilemma
Too shy to talk to his love Pauline, Sammy enlists the help of Raleigh.
But little does he know his suave new friend has other plans.
Iqbal Singh: Sikhs on Ice
Iqbal Singh is poised for the NHL. But greedy corporate helmet makers
fight to stop him, fearing his turban will catch on and deplete sales.
Madame Edel Stravinsky: Predict This!
Why don't psychics win lotteries? Well Madame Edel does—win that
is. But what happens next she could never have predicted. |
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T.B.: The Drive-by
Ventriloquist
A young boy is befriended by an aging Ventriloquist who teaches him some
tricks of the trade. But will T.B. heed his warning not to abuse his
new-found gift?
Fanny’s Three Tales: Hemingway on Women
This lost essay on women writers was
purposely hidden because it played into the stereotype
Hemingway was a male chauvinist.
Rakman Hakim Abdullah Abdal Abdala Mustapha Smith:
Our Man in Tajikistan
A confused young Jesuit man becomes a spy to help infiltrate Mohammedan
headquarters in Tajikistan and save his converted mother.
Frank’s Beard
Adult film director Frank wants to go legit. So he studies the big directors
to get clues to bettering his craft. Then he realizes they all have one
thing in common that may help him succeed as well: a beard.
Chump Champ Milfred Rodriguez
Milfred is a boxing bum who has never won a fight in his career. At 42,
it looks unlikely until he teams up with "Welching" Charlie Balimor and
they concoct a scheme to win.
Gunga Din Lite
The Indian grunt helps Rudyard Kipling come up with the Jungle Book,
beds his British commander’s fiancé and becomes a hero during the days
of the British Raj. |
