After an unhinged stage crash at a 1967 awards show, faded movie star Mabel Montgomery-Mayflower flees and barricades herself in her mansion to tape-record her life story. In a solo tour de force, Melora Hardin (NBC's The Office) powerfully and painfully embodies the end product of Hollywood's use-them-up and spit-them-out machinery. Drunk and alone, Golden Vanity is Ms. Montgomery-Mayflower's last chance to preserve her horrifying, hilarious and unreliable truth - one last shot to relive the glory days, before it's too late.

Tales of Bravery and Stupidity is a one-man show that moves brilliantly between funny, relatable and surprisingly touching. Using music, stand-up, and storytelling, Bruce McCulloch takes us on a poetic flyover of his life "pursuing stories" and makes an unspoken agreement with the audience to contemplate the world together. Tales combines Bruce's knack for effin' funny observations with his humanistic yearnings, looking at the bravely stupid things he's done, and things we all do as we try and make sense of our messy lives. Bruce performs his show LIVE at The Rivoli in Toronto!

The world is about to end. A man dressed as a fish tries to cross the chaos on a scooter to reach a mysterious tower.

A successful businessman by chance becomes a real mentor for a young waiter who accidentally saves his life.

Mohi ambitious man who seeks to start a family. decides to go abroad.While he is at the airport He is stopped on chargest. He escape to begin the journey of searching for Mohi the fugitive from justice.

Diosdado spends his time debating with customers, particularly with his boss, who holds strong opinions about the financial aspects of the convenience store where he works.

SMOLDERING was recorded in one show at the Bell House in Brooklyn. The special was written/performed by Tommy McNamara, directed/edited by Mike Bobrinskoy. Featuring Pat Byrne on Drums, Chris Donahue on Guitar, Kevin O'Brien on Bass, Alec Spiegleman on Saxophone, Trinity Colvin and Kelly Chikerema on backing vocals. Available as an album on all platforms via ASpecialThing Records. The special is free but if you enjoyed it and want to Venmo Tommy-McNamara no one will stop you.

A hapless deputy sheriff bungles his first hostage negotiation until the local car salesman arrives on the scene and rev things up.

Jonas is desperately trying to get to a job interview, but the world seems to fight against him — or rather, it seems oblivious to him.

Ian is a film producer on the verge of a breakthrough in his career and a breakdown of his marriage to his actress wife Anna. Ready to take the next step in life, he decides to have his wife murdered, and his mistress is all too happy to help out, offering up her connections.

Correctness-loving Eve and effortless Leida are colleagues and opposites, working everyday side by side at a small town library. During a casual wordgame between the two, prideful Leida´s factually wrong answer about Numbats habitat upsets Eve. Unfortunately for her the book to end the debate is missing. Unanswered calls to the bookholder and smirky Leida sets her off on a hunt for the book. An absurd adventure to prove her co-worker wrong begins and takes unusual turns until the very end.

Living in the shadow of his two star parents, Lucianos Asvestopoulos accepts a proposal to become the new late night show host of a major Greek TV network. Things get more complicated when a fake love affair is set up around his name with Jenna, an eccentric young singerinfluencer with her own problems.

Lava (2019), the animated film Ayar Blasco presented at the 34th edition of the Mar del Plata Film Festival, left many subplots unresolved in a sci-fi narrative in which an alien civilization dominated the planet through technological devices. This incompleteness, which could then be attributed to the director’s aesthetics, always free and prone to absurdity, was actually a pause that now, four years later, is resumed. The protagonist continues to be Débora, a somewhat insecure tattoo artist who ends up involved in the resistance when a new batch of invaders threatens to wipe out every single record of the human race. With the childlike strokes and the uncontrollably innocent humor characteristic of him, Blasco continues to shape his own epic, a hallucinated version of El Eternauta, with click beetles and all.

In a breakout hour of comedy, Dina Hashem discusses everything from death threats and existential dilemmas, to relationship problems, quiet people, and her upbringing as a first generation Arab-American.