The Group Entertainment's production team is headed by Spirit Award-nominee Producer of the Year Gill Holland. Producers at The Group have worked on projects such as Spirit Award winners Sweet Land and Spring Forward, as well as Peter and Vandy (Sundance '09 premiere), Beware the Gonzo (Tribeca '10 premiere), Loggerheads (Sundance '05 premiere), Desert Blue (the first film starring Kate Hudson), and Hurricane Streets (the first feature to win 3 awards at Sundance, in 1997). The Group seeks to produce features and documentaries with a social conscience while keeping an eye on the commercial viability of each project.

IN FESTIVALS or THEATRES:

IN DEVELOPMENT:

  • Moustache
    The latest feature by Slamdance Short award-winners, Lab of Madness
  • Mariachi Gringo - A stifled, small-town man stuck in a dead end life, runs away to Mexico to be a mariachi singer.  The latest feature by the award-winning creative team of
    Were the World Mine

IN POST-PRODUCTION:

IN PRODUCTION & PRE-PRODUCTION:

  • the Archive
  • Higher Ground - A frustrated young mother turns to a fundamentalist community for answers, but after years of dogma and loss, she must find the courage to ask the questions that will help her reclaim her life. Directed by and starring Academy Award-nominee Vera Farmiga. Filming this June in upstate New York.
  • Hot Coffee - A documentary about how the McDonald's coffee case and others like it were manipulated by the media to distort the truth about the civil justice system. 

SUBMISSION POLICY:

  • The Group Entertainment is currently NOT accepting any unsolicited submissions.