Tim Sutton

Tim Sutton's debut feature, likened to films by Gus Van Sant and Pedro Costa, follows a laconic teenager (Max) who moves from an idyllic lakeside town to his father's home in arid suburban Arizona. With mesmerizing imagery of hot summer bike rides and cool lake-bound dives, Pavilion captures the ephemerality and reverie of youth and the fragility of adolescent friendships. A haunting score by the Sea and Cake's Sam Prekop shadows the storyline, echoing its secrets and shouldering its mysteries.

A strange singer with God-given talent drifts through his adopted city of Memphis with its canopy of ancient oak trees, streets of shattered windows, and aura of burning spirituality. Surrounded by beautiful women, legendary musicians, a stone-cold hustler, a righteous preacher, and a wolf pack of kids, the sweet, yet unstable, performer avoids the recording studio, driven by his own form of self-discovery. (Sundance Film Festival)

The lives of six strangers intersect at a suburban Cineplex where a massacre occurs. (imdb)

Two men prepare to compete in a legendary bare-knuckle fight where the winner gets a $100,000 prize.

The destruction of his grandparents' home leads a young man to take revenge under a masked persona. (imdb)

An outlaw attempts to end his evil family line.

Follows the last days of a rising but problematic musician. (imdb)