Last Exit To Brooklyn: Adapted from Hubert Selby Jr's controversial bestseller, Last Exit To Brooklyn is a dark, brutal and gritty feature focusing on several residents of 1950's Brooklyn as they struggle to survive amid social turmoil, desperation and poverty. Following a distinctive narrative pattern, the film switches focus between several different, yet equally dispossessed characters. Together, these individuals create an air of moral decay that seemingly engulfs their very existence, and forms a vicious cycle they can never escape. Commonly regarded as a disturbing and accurate adaptation of a novel awash with urban surrealism, Last Exit To Brooklyn is a beautifully crafted and magnificently acted story of misguided love, sex, violence and deception.

HUBER SELBY JR: IT'LL BE BETTER TOMORROW is a feature length documentary and a fascinating look at the renowned author, who against all odds reached international acclaim with his controversial novels. Last Exit to Brooklyn, banned upon release in England, went on to become a major motion picture and to gain the literary respect it demanded. Requiem for a Dream, another of Selby's works made into a major film, stunned audiences around the world. Selby's canon of work represents seven of the most remarkable and distinctly American books ever written.