Sacramento Film and Music Festival 2008

DOLPHINS is a teenage action romance set in the high octane world of Brighton's Boy Racers and Indie Punks. 18 year old Brent Black lives on the roughest estate in Brighton with his alcoholic dad and disabled kid brother. He's got an old Ford Capri with a supercharged V8 engine, And he's the leader of teen Boy Racer gang the Dolphins. This is his life. His world. But in an instant his whole life is suddenly turned on its head. A gang of mysterious bling London Boy Racers (led by Hip Hop Superstar Roots Manuva) throw down a deadly challenge The status of the Dolphins hangs in the balance. Brent's got a week to salvage it all. But in this week his garage is torched, his car is destroyed, his brother is kidnapped by a pair of reckless Butane-sniffing Chav tearaways, and he falls in love with Ophelia James - a beautiful posh Punk princess from across the other side of town. Our young cast comprises the next generation of Brit-flick stars. KARL DAVIES is our lead. FRANK HARPER (Lock Stock, Football Factory) plays a supporting lead. Hip Hop superstar ROOTS MANUVA plays a gangster cameo. FATBOY SLIM'S SKINT RECORDS delier a blistering soundtrack of new and classic tunes.

Music video for Dropseven's song 'This is the way'

This short film includes: scene selection / trailer / selected cut scenes / alternative ending / eliminated scene / videoclip / featurette: “What’s a freak?” / audiocommentary / character selection and a boy-meets-girl story.

The horrific and systematic murder of nearly half a million people ceases to be a distant reality in this film about the ongoing genocide in Darfur. Dramatic first-hand accounts are interwoven with expert analysis of the devastating situation, and international activists offer insight into the tangible options available for affecting change. These are the voices of people in action ? voices that represent a call for peace that is essential to the human spirit.UNICEF Ambassador, activist and actress Mia Farrow shares moving accounts of her many visits to the refugee camps in Southern Darfur, Eastern Chad, and the Central African Republic. Together with these riveting stories, Professor Eric Reeves ? a 10-year Sudan researcher and activist ? offers a clear analysis of the political climate of the region ? while Darfurians, ranging from an award-winning human rights leader on the ground to activist leaders in the U.S., paint a vivid picture of life in Darfur before and after the conflict broke out. Nobel Peace Prize winners, legislators, community leaders, international activists, college students and fifth graders all join together to speak for those who cannot sit in front of a camera today to tell their stories. They clearly convey the complexity the crisis, guide the audience toward many available resources, and invite them to act now. Like those of the leaders that came before them, these ?Familiar Voices? inspire, empower, and call to effective action a new anti-genocide generation.

A beautiful and enchanted music video created by Ex'pression College for the Digital Arts.