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After being resurrected by a sinister entity, Art the Clown returns to the timid town of Miles County where he targets a teenage girl and her younger brother on Halloween night.

Nora and Hae Sung, two deeply connected childhood friends, are wrested apart after Nora's family emigrates from South Korea. Twenty years later, they are reunited for one fateful week as they confront notions of love and destiny.

Carrie is finally getting married to her Mr. Big, but heartbreak ensues when an observation by Miranda inadvertently causes him to jilt her.

Two podiatrist surgeons tackle extreme and bizarre foot issues of desperate patients.

Hook up artist Luke surprises himself when he considers becoming monogamous after meeting and dating smug and handsome Stephen, but Stephen might not be all that he seems, will Luke be disappointed?

Tainted Dreams follows the cast and crew of the fictitious soap opera "Painted Dreams." Loosely based on the experiences of show creator Sonia Blangiardo.

A musical film in which Jay-Z compiles many of his unreleased music videos into a continuous film. The film takes place in Jay-Z's old neighborhood in Brooklyn, New York.

Mermaids, the devil, real-life angels, the Virgin Mary, twins, Lady Godiva, rain, glitter, young love, supercars, Fight Club, Black Swan, a party at the Moontower, and Heaven's Gate, serenaded by the enigmatic Frank Ocean.

Toronto inkmaker Jason S. Logan harvests colours from the wild-weeds, berries, bark, flowers, rocks, rust-and sends custom-made inks to artists around the world, from a New Yorker cartoonist to a Tokyo calligrapher.

A Veterans Day celebration with the United States Army Field Band, hosted by Jon Stewart. Honoring servicemembers past and present alongside a lineup of musical guests, including Mickey Guyton, Amanda Shires, and Mandy Gonzalez.

This is a documentary series about several underground youth subcultures of Budapest, Hungary in the 90s and 2000s, right after the fall of the iron curtain. The underground scene of Budapest, and its musical subcultures are inherent parts of the vast Hungarian culture. The series deals with the community building aspects of these groups, and how they affects our society - and still do today. It explores how did Budapest itself contribute to this phenomenon.

The Professional: A Stevie Blatz Film is a documentary film directed and produced by Daniel LaBarbera and Dylan Avery. The film chronicles the real life of Stevie Blatz, a local entertainment celebrity in Bethlehem, PA as he contemplates closing his business that he has owned and operated for 10 years.

An Urban Ghost Story, set in NYC one summer night, when the veil between worlds is lifted and Matilda (Jennifer Sklias-Gahan) is confronted with memories of her lover's death, the loss of her family and facing the truth.

A New York couple faces their own self-imposed deadline to either 'make it' or give up their dreams.

The dysfunctional mob is a TV series about a dysfunctional family that wants to go into business but they're always getting robbed, This comedy mob film is between The sopranos and Seinfeld combined.

2 college students get mixed up with mobsters unintentionally when traveling to attend a film festival.

It's Saturday night, but to Tom Phillips, the manager at this all night Donut Shop, it's just another day on the job, serving customers, cleaning up unknown substances from the floor, and protecting the shop from various robbers and vagrants. Seems normal enough, but what are the strange noises coming from the back room? Why don't the regular customers seem to notice them? And how come the customers can't seem to stop eating the donuts?

Since 9/11, the US has used torture in the war on terror. But the true story started in the 50's with CIA-financed research programs on "enhanced interrogation techniques" at America's finest universities and spans to the current day on American soil. Over 70 years, the US has transformed the use of torture into state culture.

When Amanda Moser decides to leave the life of violence and crime she was surrounded by in Ireland, it doesn't scare her to assume a dying woman's identity and seek a clean slate in America. Unfortunately character doesn't come with a name and another life isn't always as easy as it looks on the surface. Soon the mystery of the womans death finds her and puts not only her resolve to change her life but every single survival instinct she carries to the test. Half way into her American dream life she not only has to fend for herself this time but also for the only person in her life that has ever gained her trust and love.

A lifetime of traveling in brown skin and with a Muslim name have taught Riz Ahmed to expect the indignity of being racially profiled. At borders and airports, immigration officers see a potential terrorist where there's an actor. For years, casting directors did much the same, typecasting him as a jihadi or a cab driver or some other racial stereotype. The Pakistani-British actor and rapper detailed, and connected, those experiences in a recent essay, published on The Guardian and excerpted from a forthcoming anthology. This sort of sociopolitical reflection through the lens of identity exists in much of Riz's work elsewhere. It's a significant thread in the music he makes with Himanshu Suri, b.k.a. Heems, as the rap duo Swet Shop Boys. "T5," a recent single from their forthcoming Cashmere LP, is a pulsing meditation on airports as centers of socially sanctioned racism. The video for the song, premiering here today and produced by The FADER, puts Riz and Heems at the mercy of TSA and border control officers at JFK's Terminal 5. In the clip, Riz and Heems play semi-autobiographical versions of themselves, with parallel experiences ending in different fates. And the message is right on time, coinciding with intense anti-immigrant rhetoric and policy in their home countries - Brexit in the U.K., and the ever-creeping threat of a Trump presidency in the U.S.

SO SOHA is a frothy and fun new web series from RoundTable Productions about three young women living together in southern South Harlem, New York City's newest up-and-coming (ie. affordable) neighborhood.

Weekly public access show documenting the gay culture of Greenwich Village in New York City during the early years of the AIDS epidemic, from 1983 to 1985.