Suki Hawley is an American indie filmmaker and a partner in the production and distribution company RUMUR. Either solo or with Michael Galinsky, she's directed low-budget fictional narratives, but has mostly concentrated on documentaries in recent years.
To learn more about this filmmaker, please visit the official website of her company RUMUR.
Who Took Johnny (2014)
Battle for Brooklyn (2011)
Code 33 (2005)
Horns and Halos (2002)
Lee Hazlewood in New York (2000)
Radiation (1998)
Half-Cocked (1994)
Ed Halter has graciously donated to the Underground Film Archive the program books for almost every edition of the New York Underground Film Festival. While this donation does not include the still-elusive program for the first edition of the fest in 1994, it does begin with the 2nd edition held in 1995 at the Anthology […]
This documentary profiles Dr. John E. Sarno, whose controversial approach to solving back pain has helped countless people, including comedian Larry David, radio personality Howard Stern and filmmaker Michael Galinksy.
The second annual Chicago Underground Film Festival was held in 1995, at multiple locations in the city, from Thursday, July 20 to Sunday, July 23. The festival opened on July 20th at the International Cinema Museum with the film What About Me?, directed by Rachel Amodeo.
Following an award-winning festival run, the provocative and thrilling documentary Who Took Johnny has opened to great box office numbers and packed screenings in the American Mid-West.
All the Rage is a profile of Dr. John Sarno, the American doctor who has been a lone voice in the wilderness of modern day medicine.
The 7th annual Arizona Underground Film Festival will screen a smorgasbord of cult flicks by filmmakers Michael Galinsky, Suki Hawley, Brian Lonano and tons more.
The 21st annual Chicago Underground FIlm Festival, which ran April 2-6 at the Logan Theatre, has announced their list of award winners. The three panel jury included Brian Chankin, Alison Cuddy and Mike Everleth
The 21st annual Chicago Underground Film Festival will screen Usama Alshaibi’s latest documentary American Arab, plus Who Took Johnny; Shadow Zombie; short films by Jodie Mack, Kent Lambert and lots more.
Rumur Films is committed to making socially relevant and activist films. Their latest documentary, Who Took Johnny, examines the issue of missing children in America.
The residents of Brooklyn have to fight the city and greedy developers looking to tear down a beloved neighborhood to make way for a basketball stadium surrounded by enormous skyscrapers.
