Twelve-year-old Becker Drane has definitely got the coolest job of any seventh grader in Highland Park, New Jersey. He works as a Fixer for The Seems. From the Department of Weather to the Department of Sleep, The Seems is a secret organization that makes sure our world keeps running—and more importantly, sticks to The Plan that’s been made for it. But The Plan, and The Seems for that matter, would be nothing without the people in it, and that’s where Becker Drane comes in. When a Glitch is reported in the Department of Sleep, Becker is dispatched to Fix it, but he’s not so sure this is a routine mission. Could the Bed Bugs, who are behind our Worst Nightmares, be responsible for the problems? Or maybe it’s The Tide, an underground organization bent on destroying The Seems? No matter what, Becker’s in for quite an adventure, and it’ll take all his training, a little luck, and the coolest Tools™ known in (or out of) the Seems to Fix the problem.

On June 30, 1969, Lt. Jack Hulme was killed in Vietnam, having never met his newborn son. Thirty years later, filmmaker John Hulme finally seeks out what happened to his father, and who he really was. What he discovers is a life that mirrored a generation’s struggles...husbands vs. wives, soldiers vs. protestors, America vs. Vietnam. But he also finds wounds that are painfully fresh, especially his mother’s. Together, using the accounts of first-hand witnesses, they travel back to Vietnam, to the place where Jack spent the last few moments of his life…so they can finally come to terms with his death.

"On a grand scale, this film captures a unique piece of American life and history"...Moviemaker Magazine.

"...a fascinating odyssey of discovery...a powerful and timely reminder of the enormous cost borne by war." The Hollywood Reporter

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Talented singer-songwriter Michael Wexler's debut EP, featuring Grammy Award Nominee Tift Merritt. Produced by Kevin Wiggins.

"Author Michael Wexler: "Voices of The Xiled" (Doubleday, 1995) & 'The Seems' (Fall 2007! Bloomsbury Press) releases this unlikely musical debut, featuring his first 5 songs recorded to date. The EP includes singles from catchy “It’s Enough,” (showcasing vocals by Grammy Award Nominated singer-songwriter Tift Merritt), to the haunting ballad “The Girl Who Never Was.”

Produced by Kevin Wiggins, Wexler’s melodies are both simple and infectious, like the lyrics which coat them. According to the artist, only 500 copies of the EP have been pressed, and no further runs are in the offing.

Wexler is said to be readying his second effort, “For The Fun,” a full length LP which he will record after the completion of Book 1 of a young adult fantasy series which he & writing partner John Hulme will co-create.

Worth the cost of admission."

-Taper Magazine, Dec 2006

"In the spirit, but not quite the fashion, of old-time radio serials, Vanishing Point follows Matt Gray and John Krane, desperado pilots of a beat-up Cadillac. With the help of a "bible to the road," the two encounter more than potholes on their excursions; the cosmic road map perpetually turns them towards mystical doorways and curious characters...and offers a twisted, literate sense of adventure to the willing radio listener." College Music Journal.

Thirteen half-hour episodes, featuring special guest appearances by Mary Stuart Masterson, Donal Logue, Pat Hingle and Christian Slater. Also includes ad campaign for Geneweavers™ , "Changing the World one person at a time..."

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