Georg Koszulinski’s work spans a wide range of forms and styles, from documentary and narrative features to avant-garde films and videos.  Upon graduating from the University of Florida in 2003 with a degree in English/Film & Media Studies, his directorial debut, Blood of the Beast (2003), marked one of the earliest "no-budget" feature films to gain international DVD distribution (Alpha New Cinema).  Silent Voyeur (2004) followed, premiering at the historic Anthology Film Archives in NYC. His experimental works, Desinformatsia (2002), America in Pictures (2007), Road to Katahdin (2008) and Fragments from an Endless War (2008) have screened at museums, festivals and microncinemas worldwide, earning numerous awards and accolades along the way.  His documentary features, Cracker Crazy (2007) and Immokalee U.S.A. (2008) garnered numerous awards including a "Notable Video of the Year" nomination from the American Library Association, and top honors from numerous international film festivals. Both documentaries air regularly on the Documentary Channel. A Highway Called 301 (2010), documenting the roadside culture of U.S. Highway 301 and a collection of 16mm hand-processed films exploring the history of the cinema are forthcoming. Visit www.substreamfilms.com for more info.