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Blood is the tie that binds. Underneath the surface of a sleepy country town, a brutal drug war rages as rival crime syndicates battle to control the heroin supply that's fueling a rural epidemic.

Two brothers witness the murder of their parents and grow up dealing with the tragedy in very different ways. As one brother struggles with mental illness and sleep paralysis, the other finds success in the unique world of found object art.

A tragedy forces a mother and son to finally come together and one must find the strength to say goodbye.

Inspired by a shocking true event, "Saturnalia" tells the story of Edey, a homeless woman who manages to sneak in and live undetected in the house of a recently retired man after the sudden death of his wife.

The Art of Recovery Is Born From The Threat of Addiction

"The Disposables" follows Vic and Mac, two friends who grew up together on the streets of New York. Finding themselves on hard financial times, Vic and Mac get jobs disposing of bodies for the mob through Mac's Uncle Bobby "The Blonde". Before long, Vic and Mac find themselves deeply entrenched in the world of the mob with no way out.

Two lonely people, with personal baggage, on separate evenings out - on the same street in Greenwich Village, she with a friend, he alone, end up on the subway platform where an old Eastern European woman plays rueful accordion music (she becomes a muse/cupid). They get into the same subway car and from there surreptitiously observe each other and submerge themselves in romantic fantasies (black and white). They never speak and she, just before exiting the train, has one last 'fantasy kiss' on the train, ending their 'romance.' Haunting accordion music and subway imagery add a fine subtlety to the romance and mystery.

On the weekend of Halloween, an unsettling encounter with a dead possum forces a grieving young couple to reconnect.

Can you and your friends slow the spread of a devastating global disease? (and promote other positive behaviors?) A Social Cure tells the stories of five unique individuals as their lives intersect with the HIV epidemic in South Africa. These stories together reveal humanity's newfound ability to affect change through our own personal relationships.

Amy Gold, a recent college graduate, is packing a suitcase in her back yard. Her father, Nate, nervously watches, dreading the moment of saying goodbye. What seems like a simple moment of a daughter growing up and embarking on an independent path, quickly proves to be not quite what it initially appeared to be...

A cinematic sitcom about three friends who refuse to leave Manhattan even though they can't afford to live there.

Paper Dolls is derived out of the idea of our perception of what it is to be and live in an interracial world. It questions our behavior in racial contexts and also reflects just how varied a single person's racial and cultural heritage can be. Today, a person can be born into a life situation with a variety of ethnic roots and this in turn becomes a journey of discovering one's identity all the while juxtaposed by a world of ordained systems and conventions. It's tough. Paper Dolls is a tiny window into such a life.

Chris Jacobson, a war veteran, has lost touch with reality and his will to live. In an attempt to help him his best friend tries to intervene, unaware of the profound repercussions that his actions will have on his friend's life.