South of Pico is a 2007 drama film written and directed by Ernst Gossner set in Los Angeles.

In present-day Los Angeles, a chauffeur, a waitress, a doctor and a young boy each deal with life’s daily challenges. They find themselves at the scene of an accident the moment it happens. This becomes a defining moment in their lives.

One story is a chauffeur named Robert Spencer that assigned to drive a bride Angela (Christina Hendricks) to a wedding. He eyes her in back seat through the rear view mirror while she is pulling up her garter belt. She demands to stop for cigarettes at a local retail store. When he returns she holds him and tells him to kiss her and they have sex at the back of the limousine.

• Kip Pardue as Robert Spencer
• Henry Simmons as Dr. Walter Chambers
• Gina Torres as Carla Silva
• Soren Fulton as Patrick Wise
• Christina Hendricks as Angela
• Jimmy Bennett as Mark Weston
• Giovanni Lopes as Jorge
• Paul Hipp as Comma
• Car'ynn Sims as Francine
• Gabrielle Christian as Astrid

The film premiered at the American Black Film Festival in October 2007.

• American Black Film Festival - 2007, Grand Jury Award - Best Picture
• American Black Film Festival - 2007, Grand Jury Award - Best Actor for Henry Simmons
• American Black Film Festival - 2007, Red Star Award for Originality, Innovation and Vision for Ernst Gossner
• Pan African Film Festival - 2008, First Feature Competition - Best Director
• Drehbuchverband Austria - 2008, Thomas Pluch Screenplay Award^[1]
• International Innsbruck Film Festival - 2008, Audience Award
• International Beijing Film Festival - 2008, Best Picture

South of Pico was shot in various locations around Los Angeles. The story is inspired by a fatal road rage incident in Chicago 2003; a similar case happened in 2007 in Austin, Texas.^{[citation needed]}

• South of Pico at IMDb
• South of Pico at Rotten Tomatoes