In the near future, animals enjoy civil rights; the apparent normalcy of three privileged couples is disrupted by the arrival of a quadruped that has become all too humanized—a sheep running for political office, a dog that can sniff out lies, and a jealous cat.
A photo montage, an internal monologue, a poem of a girl.
Brad Upton has spent decades finding the funny in getting older. In CODE BLUE, he may have more material than ever. From pill caddies and bad drivers to marriage, kids, generational differences and the indignities that come with aging, Brad brings his sharp, boomer perspective to an hour of comedy about a life well lived—and a body that occasionally has other plans. Behind the laughs is a deeply personal story that gave Brad a new appreciation for taking life as it comes, enjoying the ride and finding humor even when things don’t go according to plan. Funny, personal and unexpectedly heartfelt, CODE BLUE is Brad Upton at his best: laughing at life, aging on his own terms and proving there’s always something worth finding funny along the way.
Directed and produced by 2x Emmy-award winning filmmaker Wayne Chesler, this special documentary follows Irish nutritional scientist Professor John Nolan’s 20-year exploration of the link between powerful antioxidants - Carotenoids - and their effects on nutrition, vision, and brain health. From the marigold fields of Mexico to research labs in Ireland, the Omega-3 enriched Norwegian seas, and elite performance centers in Singapore, the film uncovers breakthrough science behind these incredible nutrients that support how we see, think, and age.
A couple on the edge of a doorway need to decide whether it’s an entrance or an exit.
Amargô is a dark fable about a seamstress who returns to her hometown, seeking to reconnect with her daughter, only to find a place consumed by poisonous memories.
4 work friends sit down to play a Ouija type boardgame and get their questions answered from beyond. Instead they get way more than they expected. Instead they get far more than they expected as they fight to be as honest as possible with a malevolent force attempting to uncover their darkest secrets.
Horror film about a woman in a toxic relationship. Visual companion for Grace Pehrman's album "SUBURBIA"
What's that buzzy sound? It's the woodcock, baby!
“Big” a young man from the fringes of Bangkok, begins working as a packer for an online general store. There, he meets “Kom” a senior colleague. Both feel they don’t quite fit into life in Bangkok, yet they find a sense of comfort in each other’s company. As their individual goals begin to diverge, Big is forced to reflect on his own path—whether to continue with his current life or to leave this place behind.
No victims. No purpose. Just rejection emails.
