Two female drugs addicts heist a white supremacist safe house but are faced with a decision; take the cash or save a young girl's life.

The set of a children's television show turns to chaos when a possessed puppet is unleashed on a pursuit of violence.

EAT THE RAINBOW is a musical fable about an odd yet kind man named Bayani who moves into a conservative suburban neighborhood and disrupts the otherwise comfortable homogeny. He doesn’t look or act like anyone else which causes fear and panic and eventually a demand for him to leave the neighborhood. Cousin Wonderlette befriends Bayani and together they take on the opposition led by manipulative and unscrupulous realtor Lobelia Gerber.

The Ninja VIP Super Club is doing a slow drag across the American Midwest, culminating in female sacrifice.

When they kidnap a super hot babe that local scumbag Rex has his eyes on - it's up to him to become a ninja to steal her back from them. Then she can have his babies!

Join Rex, his armless sensei, a badass ball ripper, a dragon, a gang of puppies, some detached feet, and a mean ninja motherf**** who trains by beating up cows for an experience that'll make you wanna eat egg rolls until you sh** your pants.

A washed-up musician struggles to be a father to his talented teenage daughter as he battles his own addiction to alcohol and an aversion to growing up.

Cole, a boxer, is responsible for his younger brother Keegan, but underground fighting is a tough way to pay the bills. When complications arise, Cole has to decide whether to fight for what he believes in most.

"Dignity" is a love story between a woman and her family. However, the family's strength is tested when a moral decision must be made.

The darkness of postnatal depression threatens to overwhelm Susannah, but a chance encounter with Rupa might be the help she needs.

Earth has been abandoned for a long time now and the human race has found refuge in outer space. Three archeologists return to Earth to investigate where a mysterious five-tone signal is coming from.

Is it possible to escape the feelings that trap us in our minds? Is it possible to know which way to go? Perhaps, the journey starts from within. “Because there is only light and hope in my world and you belong rooted beside me.”

When the seasons mysteriously reverse their order, an artist seeks to channel the energy to resurrect her dead husband.

A professional cellist has an encounter with a stranger on the subway which has unexpected and far-reaching ramifications on his life.

Just before the wedding ceremony, Azi notices that her sister’s wedding rings are lost. She tries to find a solution before the groom’s family finds out. Shot in Iran, this film never received permission to be screened in the filmmaker's home country.

Halima, a Sudanese henna painter, goes to prepare a young Egyptian bride (Basma) for her wedding. Under the watchful eyes of Halima's daughter Ward, the encounter between the two women grows from complicity to suddenly unveiled tensions.

A teenage girl in Iran is a model unbeknown to her traditional and religious father. At her sister’s wedding, her father finds out about her job. The girl, who has spent her income to help her sister get married, realizes that her sister has exposed her to her father. The father scissors her long hair, but she tries to continue her career with her new style.

Indie rapper Marcel "FloStorm" Jones reflects on his experiences as a protestor who was arrested during the George Floyd-inspired protests during the late spring of 2020.

What do we all have in common? In the landscape of life, Temper explores the emotional trips of the human condition. Through a series of street interviews and deeper dive portraits, New Yorkers share their feelings and experiences on love, loneliness, addiction, motherhood, identity, connection, and purpose.

When Adèle, an English teacher, spontaneously lets a young 15-year-old migrant illegally board a ferry for England with her class, she is far from grasping the importance of her gesture and its consequences on this overnight trip.

After an innocent immigrant mother is left no choice but to abandon her child, a now matured orphan searches for a sense of home.

Networking Lunch is a short comedic film about a woman who agrees to meet up with her ex for lunch. It stars Kimberly Michelle Vaughn (Second City) and David Pasquesi (VEEP, Angels & Demons) and was written and directed by Melissa McGlensey.