Enjoy a 3-month subscription to Ironweed Films, a film subscription service that will bring you independent films that you cannot see anywhere else. 

The New York Times called Ironweed "a monthly progressive film festival on DVD."  If you are the winning bidder, Ironweed will send you their powerful and entertaining selections for 3 months on a Member's Only DVD. Ironweed's films have won major awards at festivals ranging from Sundance to Berlin.

Among Ironweed's recent features:

Beyond the Call (Adrian Belic • 2006 • 82 minutes) - Three modern day renegade knights travel the world bringing life-saving humanitarian aid to civilians and doctors in need.

The Boys of Baraka (Heidi Ewing and Rachel Grady • 2005 • 84 minutes) - A group of at-risk 12-year old boys from inner-city Baltimore are hand picked to spend the 7th and 8th grade at an experimental boarding school in Kenya.

Shakespeare Behind Bars (Hank Rogerson • 2005 • 93 minutes) - A group of prisoners performing Shakespeare's "The Tempest" grapple with the play's theme of redemption.

Upcoming features include:

This Movie is Not Yet Rated (Kirby Dick • 2006 • 98 minutes) - When the MPAA denied Kirby Dick's team access to the inner-workings of the film ratings board, he hired a private investigator to uncover their process and their identities, in a humorous sleuth-style quest. Between raw interviews with filmmakers whose work has been unfairly rated and a bold exposé of the MPAA's ratings system, it's no wonder that this film is still not yet rated.