When young dad, Joe, discovers he's dying, drifter Charlie is given a unique opportunity to turn his life around. A story of family, identity and starting again.

"Jas sum od Titov Veles" is a story of three sisters who try to survive, though they seem ill equipped for the cruel society... See full synopsis »

Boredom in a restaurant can create a series of strange events.

A young man's haunting memories, and his inner fight to set himself free with his ultimate flight... Do you want to learn how to fly?

A Documentary examining the details, and people involved in the (in)famous “Enfield Poltergeist” case from the 1970s. It includes interviews with Maurice Grosse, one of the main investigators, and even of Janet, the young girl (at the time) that the activity seemed to focus on.

When Davis' new movie is turned down by the producers he has option but to spend his savings on buying his own equipment and making the film himself. He soon finds potential help in the form of a deceased filmmaker possessing the camera which he bought, and makes a deal to gain her assistance in return for trying to help her achieve human form again.

Susan is a busy QA tester trying to eat her lunch at her desk, but she keeps getting interrupted by her co-workers. What's a gal to do when she can't get a bite in edgewise?

Set against the backdrop of the latest craze - ballroom dancing - Maddie Monroe must discover the identity of dangerous kidnappers and bring them to justice before her best friend becomes their next victim.

A look at the life of imprisoned political activist and former Black Panther member, Mumia Abu-Jamal, who's death sentence for killing a police officer was overturned in 2001 due to errors made during his original 1982 sentencing hearing.

It's Gonna Get Worse : A decade after director Petr Nikolaev's comedy The Wonderful Years that Sucked, the filmmaker revisits the era of President Husák with this film about a troubled twenty-one year old from North Bohemia realize that dreaming just isn't enough for them anymore. The decade is the 1980s, and Olin has just been released from the psychiatric hospital. Most of the time Olin just hangs out with his friends in the local pubs, longing for the day that he won't be hassled by the authorities simply for being different. Olin resents the totalitarian regime that controls his every move, and spends most of his time just drinking and doing drugs. One day, realizing that the future in North Bohemia is bleak, Olin and his friends decide to emigrate. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide