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A partial list of movies Directed by Gregg Holtgrewe:

2007 - "Dawning" (dramatic thriller) - This remake of the 2004 film follows a disconnected family on a weekend together in which an unseen force plays on their worst fears. Due out in summer 2008.

2006 - "Unhinged" (dramatic thriller> - This 15 minute short follows a young woman (Katie Guentzel) and her boyfriend (Danny Salmen), as they engage in a verbal battle. As communication breaks down between the couple, the evening takes a sudden and irreversible turn, in which violence comes suddenly and redemption cannot be found.

2005 - "(yielding to) a willing breath" (drama) - This 82 minute feature shot in the summer of 2005 on a micro-budget of $3, 500, follows protagonist Bryan (Paul Cram) as he struggles to come to grips with the death of his girlfriend. With the help of a new neighbor, Sarah (Molly McCaffrey), and an unlikely friend in Stanley (Charles Brin), Bryan embarks on a journey of affirmation, not only changing his own life, but the lives of those around him.

2004 - "Dawning" (horror/drama/thriller) - This 60 minute feature, shot in stark black and white, follows Chris and Aurora Benton, two kids from the city, who go to their parents cabin for the weekend.

2003 - "Sleepy" (drama/comedy) - This 15 minute short is about two friends, Kentucky and Perrywinkle, who are torn apart by Kentucky's new fiancee, Kate. As Kentucky becomes consumed by his wedding and work, Perrywinkle decides to stay in bed and wait to die.

2002 - "Waiting All Day for the Green Face of the Hummingbird (if i were a lily)" - This ridiculously titled 40 minute featurette follows Geoffery Sherman as he comes to terms with missing his mother's funeral and has to deal with the "women" in his life.

1999 - "The Party Gnome" (comedy) - This 5 minute 'tour-de-force' follows a giant gnome and his gang of nasty gardensvergen who crash and ruin people's wine and cheese parties. This short movie won Gregg Holtgrewe the 'Best Director' award for the St. John's Film Bazarre in 1999 - the festival was open to all university students in Minnesota.