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Alice (Lark Kennedy) is having her birthday the same as always, uncared for by absent minded parents. The nanny, Zoe (Amberly Dal) is the only one who cares to show her love on the most special day of a child's life. When a demented baking show hosted by Martha (Meredith White) and Lilian (Tori Nelson) causes Zoe to put too much love into her baking and it becomes the little girls last birthday ever.

On routine Afternoon break, two strangers Alex & Christina strike up a casual conversation in a coffee shop. What begins as a small talk quickly turns into an unexpected connection-one Alex doesn't fully recognize until it's too late.

A hardened crime ringleader must confront his deceptive young confidante after the murder of his nephew.

Mike has a secret he never asked for: flashes of the future strike him without warning. The visions are never clear enough to explain why they happen, only who will suffer. When a glimpse reveals that the people he loves most are at the center of an unfolding chain of tragedies, Mike makes it his mission to stop what he’s seen, even if it means unraveling his own life in the process. Each attempt to change the future only seems to twist it into something worse, forcing Mike to confront a cruel paradox: knowing what’s coming may be the very thing that causes it. As the visions grow darker and more personal, he must decide how much he’s willing to sacrifice to protect the people he loves.

A group of kids navigate their lives and interpersonal relationships while a rumor about the end of the world spreads around town.

Celebrated mail carrier, Carl Malone, sets out to deliver the mail on National Mail Carrier Appreciation Day. As he walks his route, his appreciation gifts start to pile up. Eventually they become to much to handle at the most inopportune time.

A music video for the band, Four Lincolns, that centers around two people attracted to each other and neither can make the first move until a comic book says all the things they can't.

12-year-old Kate longs to escape her lonely reality as the oldest of 5 under the shadow of her father's addiction in this coming-of-age story set in late 80s rural Iowa. “The Oldest” focuses on the inner life of a girl forced to grow up too fast and highlights the gulf of difference between the heaviness of home life and the freedom of just being a kid.

In this intimate, 2D animated, memoir, a daughter navigates the aftermath of loss as she reflects on the weekly rituals she once shared with her father.

The story of Hoa Thi Le and Hue Nguyen Che, who, in 1975, after fleeing the Vietnam War by boat and docking in the Philippines, were utilized as background extras in the filming of APOCALYPSE NOW.