 The company's first two releases, "Once Upon a Time...When We Were Colored" and Robert Wuhl's "Open Season", were shown at the Cannes Film Festival the same year it was established.Afterwards, it became a leader in independent distribution, releasing an average of 15 films per year.Notable films from the company included "Little Men", "Wedding Bell Blues", "", "Shiloh" (and its sequel, ""), and an animated version of "Pippi Longstocking".