Our first feature. We wanted to make a romantic comedy that twists the genre a little on its head. It’s a sex comedy that explores how scared men are of women. It centers around a naive young artist who is first taken advantage of by his family, then his friends before finally standing up for himself and what he wants. He starts out desperately trying to save his house and hang onto his old life.  He fails, loses everything but gains a new life and the possibility love in a larger world with, as Preston Sturges says, “a little sex in it.”

Virgin Alexander 2012

A feature comedy about a 26 year old scrap hauler who is about it loose his house. In a last ditch effort to save it from the bank, he turns it into a brothel.

Starring Rick Faugno, Paige Howard, Mika Boorem, Patrick Zeller, Elizabeth Masucci, David Dastmalchian, Jordan Dean, Patrick Carroll, Jay Black, & Bronson Pinchot

Written, Directed and Edited by Charlotte Barrett & Sean Fallon

WINNER BEST FILM - Las Vegas Film Festival

OPENING NIGHT FILM: Orlando Film Festival

WINNER - BEST OF FEST - Illinois International Film Festival

WINNER - BEST PERFORMANCE- RIck Faugno: Orlando Film Festival

WINNER - BEST ENSEMBLE: Orlando Film Festival

WINNER - BEST FEATURE FILM: Black Hills Film Festival

WINNER - GRAND JURY AWARD: DC Independent Film Festival

WINNER - AUDIENCE AWARD FOR BEST FILM: DC Independent Film Festival

WINNER - OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT IN EDITING: Visionfest 2011

“A Smart Comedy with an Amazing Cast” – Shawn Lealos, Yahoo! Movies

 “A refreshing humorous jaunt… Charlotte Barrett and Sean Fallon has managed to reinvigorate the sexualized farce elevating it to heights this genre hasn’t seen since its golden age in the sixties… they show respect for their audience by presenting exceptionally well conceived, character driven humor…the dialogue it extremely witty” – Douglas MacLean, Home Theater Info

Rick Faugno is “Charming” Paige Howard is “terrific” – Independent Film Quarterly

“A hilarious coming of age comedy that will have you laughing out loud all the way to the end… a witty and intelligent film… A clever, hilarious and extremely well-acted film… a rare indie gem that doesn’t come around too often.” – Video Views