Steve Wilcox

Enter the absurdist anti-establishment campaign that began as a lark and led to a religious movement that would turn Southern theology on its head.

A woman retreats to a secluded vacation home after leaving an abusive relationship. While there, she begins to hear voices and experience visions.

In American Me, Edward James Olmos, making his debut as a feature film director, reveals a tragic world of violence… a culture destroying itself from within, where prison is the school that turns children into callous murderers. American Me explores three generations of a Hispanic-American family, beginning with the Pachuco riots in Los Angeles in 1943 and ending in the mid-1970’s.

After a woman saves a man from drowning, these two strangers experience the bizarre feeling that they somehow already know each other.