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Genevieve’s life changes dramatically when she comes upon a book from her past – back when she was a romantic anarchist. At the same time she keeps running into a mysterious young man, Julio, who, unknown to her is both the author of the book and the love of her life. Cultural differences and Genevieve’s resistance towards love (coupled with paranoid thoughts that Julio is stalking her) keep them from coming together…that is until the truth about the book is revealed.

“This is it”

Everybody loves convenience. That is, of course one of the fundamental reasons digital recording was so quickly embraced and has so quickly become ubiquitous…the wisdom of hindsite it’s clear that we rushed into the digital world without doing our homework, or our housekeeping and now we have an overabundance of fundamental issues to address.

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Julian Green swimming the English Channel in July 2007 and training with the South End Rowing Club in San Francisco.

You’ve finished your cinematic masterpiece and now you have to tackle the biggest problem facing filmmakers today: How do you distribute your video to the plethora of available outlets: DVDs, iPods, iPhones, the Internet, and God forbid Zunes.

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