In the Clouds (En las nubes)

Shot over the course of five years, "Keep On Keepin' On" depicts the remarkable story of 93-year-old jazz legend Clark Terry. A living monument to the Golden Era of Jazz, Terry — a mentor to Miles Davis — is among the few performers ever to have played in both Count Basie’s and Duke Ellington’s bands. In the 1960's, he broke the color barrier as the first African-American staff musician at NBC — on “The Tonight Show”. Today, after a life spent working with and teaching the most totemic figures in jazz history, Terry continues to attract and cultivate budding talents. "Keep On Keepin' On" highlights his friendship with the preternaturally gifted Justin Kauflin, a blind, 23-year-old piano prodigy who suffers from debilitating stage fright. Not long after Kauflin is invited to compete in an elite Jazz competition, Terry’s health takes a turn for the worse. As the clock ticks, we see two friends confront the toughest challenges of their lives. Kauflin’s work on the film’s score with com

Chase Guidry is a novelist who never got a break. Broke and miserable, he is forced to move in with his estranged sister and her quietly desperate fiancé. When Chase finally gets the chance to launch his career, it comes in an unlikely form, as a food critic. But his meteoric rise is stopped short when a freak accident leaves him without a sense of taste or smell. This setback proves no match for his power-obsessed agent who assembles a team of super "smellers' and tasters to help Chase fake his reviews. Chase soon becomes NYC's top food critic, unseating Bennett Brulee, the former king-of-the-hill. Riding his lie for as long as it will carry him, Chase is bound for an epic collapse.

Chase Guidry is a novelist who never got a break. Broke and miserable, he is forced to move in with his estranged sister and her quietly desperate fiancé. When Chase finally gets the chance to launch his career, it comes in an unlikely form, as a food critic. But his meteoric rise is stopped short when a freak accident leaves him without a sense of taste or smell. This setback proves no match for his power-obsessed agent who assembles a team of super "smellers' and tasters to help Chase fake his reviews. Chase soon becomes NYC's top food critic, unseating Bennett Brulee, the former king-of-the-hill. Riding his lie for as long as it will carry him, Chase is bound for an epic collapse.