Jersey City, N.J., U.S.A. – Things went viral, with a mass media frenzy and blogger mega-attacks, after the film festival worldwide premieres of THE LIFE ZONE and O.B.A.M. NUDE, two highly inflammatory movies from the mind of best-selling author/acclaimed filmmaker, Kenneth Del Vecchio.

The writer/director/producer of nearly 20 star-filled movies and chairman of one of the world’s largest film festivals, Del Vecchio is also a former New Jersey judge (one of the youngest in state history). He’s clearly no fan of the current president, as O.B.A.M. NUDE is the first-ever satire about Barack Obama.

And THE LIFE ZONE – described by the Los Angeles Times as “a psychological thriller bringing an emphatically anti-abortion slant to the hot button issue” – doesn’t reflect the normal Hollywood pro-choice stance. Both films open theatrically on June 1 at Hudson Cinemas in Jersey City, New Jersey. The following week, they are released in over 15 cities nationwide. DVDs can already be purchased via pre-orders.

Starring Academy Award nominee Robert Loggia (Scarface, Big), Lindsey Haun (“True Blood”; Broken Bridges), Blanche Baker (Emmy winner; Sixteen Candles), and Martin Kove (The Karate Kid), THE LIFE ZONE chronicles the kidnapping of three women from abortion clinics – who are held for seven months until they all give birth.

The controversial fictional movie cuts right down the middle, examining the topic of abortion from both sides. However, as stated by “The Colbert Report” – “Just like all great horror films, Del Vecchio’s movie has a shocking twist” – the ending sends a definitively pro-life message.

O.B.A.M. NUDE weaves a satirical tale that mirrors much of Barack Obama’s history. A loner, O.B.A.M. (played by Del Vecchio) snorts cocaine, secretly hoping to one day become someone important. His dream comes true when Satan appears, promising the world.

Satan and his new protege scheme an agenda that ends with the United States presidency, transforming the world’s greatest democracy into a communist fiefdom, ruled by an enigmatic dictator. O.B.A.M., no doubt, will trick the masses with the Satan-created mantra of “hope and change.”

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What happens when a former paparazzi photographer gets the picture of a lifetime – a revealing shot of The First Lady? SNAPSHOT will premiere at Hoboken International Film Festival’s (HIFF) 2012 as the Opening Night Feature Film. The festival will be held at the Hudson Cinemas at the Hudson Mall in Jersey City this year, from June 1- June 7, 2012.

SNAPSHOT screenwriter Robert Borneman was inspired to write the film as a result of tragic events including the death of Lady Diana to the recent suicide of Rutgers student, Tyler Clementi.  Borneman said, “SNAPSHOT weighs the public’s right to know against an individual’s right to privacy. We examine this issue in a dramatic and entertaining manner.” Robert and Joyce Borneman served as executive producers of SNAPSHOT.

Kenneth Del Vecchio, SNAPSHOT’s producer, is a critically acclaimed filmmaker/best-selling author who has produced 15+ feature films that star several Academy Award and Emmy winners and nominees. A former New Jersey judge, Del Vecchio is also HIFF’s founder and chairman.

Joyce DeWitt, who plays “The First Lady” in SNAPSHOT says, “Ken Del Vecchio is a brilliant and wonderful producer.  SNAPSHOT was an exciting film to act in. It has an unexpected twist in a story about the challenges of personal integrity vs. personal needs.”

DeWitt served as co-host of NYC’s top morning show- Fox’s- Good Day New York…  On the program, she talked extensively about the film. Here’s a clip…Click Here To See Joyce on Good Day NY.

Del Vecchio handpicked Eric Etebari (“Witchblade,” “The Lincoln Lawyer”) – a longtime lead and supporting actor in several of his films – to serve as SNAPSHOT’s director. Robert and Joyce Borneman, previously served as executive producers for three Del Vecchio written/produced films, “The Great Fight,” “The Life Zone,” and “The Grand Theft.”

Del Vecchio inked a three-picture deal with Screen Media for these critically acclaimed – and highly controversial – flicks, directly after they premiered last year at HIFF; all three movies will be released theatrically later this year.

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