KAFKA AT THE BEACH: A Layman's Handbook for Those Falsely Accused of Felonies is the hilarious and shocking tale of a most devastating ordeal. One sunny day in Venice Beach, Steve B- steps out of his apartment and finds himself in a surreal nightmare that will devour the next year of his life. Run down by a road rage maniac, attacked in the street, brutalized by gun-crazy cops, and harassed by police detectives, Steve is dragged through the courts for months, facing mandatory prison sentences for imaginary crimes. Shoved through a maze of court-ordered therapy, Steve ultimately finds himself navigating a new labyrinth on national TV at the mercy of the snarling, modern-day Solomon known as Judge J-. Is daytime TV the last bastion of true justice in America? KAFKA AT THE BEACH: A Layman's Handbook for Those Falsely Accused of Felonies is a surreal tour of America's court systems; criminal and civil, real and televised.

Low-budget action adventure. While on a family vacation to Naples, mother and daughter Lynne (Jhey Castles) and Mykaela Pierce (Georgina Beedle) explore the nearby historic town of Pompeii while Jeff (Adrian Paul) attends a business meeting. When Mount Vesuvius explodes the mother and daughter duo is forced to run for their lives with the rest of the helpless tourists. Luckily for the survivors, teenager Mykaela knows more than her fair share about volcanoes and how to survive their eruption. Meanwhile, ex-Special Forces commando Jeff disobeys his orders and enlists some of his old colleagues for a mission to save his family from the fires of Pompeii but faces a hasty race against time to succeed.