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- After their father passes away, four grown siblings are forced to return to their childhood home and live under the same roof for a week, along with their over-sharing mother and an assortment of spouses, exes, and might-have-beens.
- A blue collar worker tries to cover things up when his stepson is killed in a suspicious accident, but a local reporter senses that something's amiss.
- When a regular guy dumps a superhero for her neediness, she uses her powers to make his life a living hell.
- A deranged undertaker kills various people to keep as his friends in his seedy funeral home.
- Bo Burnham tackles life, death, sexuality, hypocrisy, mental illness and Pringles cans in his dazzling new stand-up special.
- An awkward high school outcast navigates the wildly confusing days of his senior year.
- Patty, a victim of domestic abuse, meets her match in Tommy, a former boxing hopeful looking for a new star to put in the ring. But he never could have imagined it would be Patty.
- A woman hires an amateur photographer to document her estranged family's last day with their dying matriarch, but her sister is running late.
- Joan's ordinary trip to a Costco quickly becomes anything but when her daughter, Stacey, disappears.
- Based on a (perhaps) unfinished Franz Kafka short story, a young man attending a party- and wandering through a town- meets various odd characters.
- Nothing and no one in Ernie's life wants him to be a writer. Not his boss, not his roommates, not even the neighborhood meter maid. All seem bent on squashing him and the noble pursuit of his dream... writing his first novel. The only place Ernie feels safe and confident is in his imagination. But when the world he hates encroaches on his typewriter, Ernie loses focus, and the typewriter goes silent. Uninspired and unable to write, Ernie decides if he can't gain people's respect, he can certainly take it. Magically, the very act of standing up for himself gets the typewriter clicking, but entwines Ernie in a bizarre tangle of crime, kidnapping, robotics, and kung fu. Ernie ultimately finds liberation in the least likely of places - namely handcuffing half the neighborhood to a stolen fire hydrant in the middle of his living room. Today Ernie is inspired.
- Just One is a film about two young adults who have given up on almost everything. They both meet each other due to a chance meeting over drugs. Without expecting anything it only took a day to just simply fall in love.
- Anthony Vincent covers variety of different songs in the style of 20 (or more) artists.
- An inspirational political drama revolving around the election of Barack Obama.
- Live concert documentary of Gov't Mule's April 27 and 28, 2018, performances at The Capitol Theatre, Port Chester, NY.
- Four New York improvisers struggle with love, commitment, and understanding the women in their lives, in "Four Dead Batteries," an ensemble indie comedy.
- Addiction is about a man who kidnaps girls to get prepared for revenge over his first victim. But will he be ready when she comes back?
- A middle-aged drug addict at the end of his rope attempts to reconnect with his estranged family.
- ShortAfter a big break up from a codependent relationship, Hayley goes through depression feeling like she's going to die alone. After being invited to a party by one of her friends, she has to decide if she can live the rest of her life without closure.
- A surreal journey through one man's memories as he prepares himself for the afterlife.
- When Dr. Beatrice Barlow, who has recently been appointed to the city health commission, disregards a warning about denouncing as unsafe and unsanitary a tenement which Mayor Glynn owns, she is fired. After learning that the city's newspaper is also owned by Glynn, Dr. Barlow writes to the governor and is granted a hearing the next month. Upon finding a case of smallpox in the tenement, Dr. Barlow unsuccessfully attempts to have it quarantined. When she puts up a quarantine sign herself, a health official struggles with her, but a man appears and thrashes the official. Although the mayor and his cronies hide a man in her hotel room to compromise her, the man who helped her learns of the plot, and it is foiled. When the tenement catches fire, the man rescues Dr. Barlow, but she is then lured to a sanitarium and imprisoned. The man finds her, arrests her keepers and brings her to the hearing in time to present evidence against the mayor, who is imprisoned. Finally the man reveals himself to be the governor's private secretary.
- He's the "stooper-super" hero with some seltzer in his hand - and he spreads his rotten gags throughout the land.
- After a naive cartoonist is prescribed a drug to cope with a traumatic event, he quickly loses sight of the fine line between good and evil.
- When the outlaw bombshell Dotty Lovelace sweeps into a roadside bar one night with a gun in her hands, two wild associates, and a states-worth of police hot on her tail after her latest heist, the night turns more than interesting for the bartender of the sleepy country saloon, Joel Marlowe, a man with a penchant for storytelling and getting himself into trouble.