Jessica Silvetti

Jason, a documentary filmmaker, searches for a cult leader who claims to be an angel sent by God. Struggling with his own loss of faith, Jason falls down a rabbit hole of doubt, distress and paranoia, while seeking answers about how this group knows who he is and what they want from him.

Director Eric Michael Kochmer Writer Eric Michael Kochmer Stars Sapna GandhiEthan KoganJessica Silvetti

The Junkyard Willie Movie: Lost In Transit is a rather raunchy and tasteless independent comedy film based on the Touch-Tone Terrorists prank calls CD's (as heard on Howard Stern and Crank Yankers on Comedy Central and MTV2). This movie also features Mary Carey (Sober House, Celebrity Rehab, California gubernatorial recall election candidate) and rock star Randy Ratchett (Toxic Sludge). Lost In Transit has received numerous awards, accolades and nominations including "Best Effort to Pilot an Aircraft While Intoxicated", "Best Lap Dance for a Nervous Hillbilly", and "Best Impersonation of an OBGYN." The Janitor's Guild calls it "A masterpiece", while Handicapped Boxers of America call it "Cruel and Unusual"

Jason, a documentary filmmaker, searches for a cult leader who claims to be an angel sent by God. Struggling with his own loss of faith, Jason falls down a rabbit hole of doubt, distress and paranoia, while seeking answers about how this group knows who he is and what they want from him.

Jason, a documentary filmmaker, searches for a cult leader who claims to be an angel sent by God. Struggling with his own loss of faith, Jason falls down a rabbit hole of doubt, distress and paranoia, while seeking answers about how this group knows who he is and what they want from him.

Poor Man's Mermaid (2014) A man's prayers are answered as he recounts the stories his father told him of the mythical woman of the ocean. Based on the short story by Clay McLeod Chapman.

Poor Man's Mermaid (2014) A man's prayers are answered as he recounts the stories his father told him of the mythical woman of the ocean. Based on the short story by Clay McLeod Chapman.

A child comes face to face with a fear of the dark and the unknown. Shot entirely with 35mm film using a Lomokino (hand crank) motion film camera.