The Break Up 5000
byBeth Schacter
A hipster wife races her husband and father across America to spill some dirt in this droll tale from screenwriter/director Beth Schacter.
My New Black Friend
byMark Banker
A young office worker is eager to form a new friendship in this comical story from screenwriter Mark Banker.
No. Seven
byRoger Thompson
A cop, who doubles as a contract killer, breaks his routine in this crime thriller from author Roger Thompson.
The Man in the Herringbone Hat
byRian Johnson
A gambler takes an unusual bet during a long train ride in this poetic piece of popcorn fiction from acclaimed writer/director Rian Johnson.
Tipping Point
byTodd Stein
A human hunter keeps population levels down in this sci-fi tale from screenwriter Todd Stein.
Electric
byCasey McCabe
A husband discovers extraordinary powers after a bad encounter with a soldering iron in this provocative story from screenwriter Casey McCabe.
Pet Octopus
byMatt Olmstead
A petty criminal tells his tales of deals gone sour in this suspenseful and humorous story from screenwriter/showrunner Matt Olmstead.
General Strike
byDaley Haggar
A womanizer faces a novel come-uppance in this humorous tale from screenwriter Daley Haggar.
When We Get Home
byJeff Lowell
An astronaut finds himself trapped in close quarters without a friend in this thrilling sci-fi story from screenwriter Jeff Lowell.
The Valknut
byDan Dworkin
A man wakes up with an unusual tattoo and a craving for almonds in this suspense tale from screenwriter Dan Dworkin.
Still Life
byMark Bomback
An art dealer makes the bargain of his life in this science-fiction tale from screenwriter Mark Bomback.
Reflection
byMichael Brandt
Two sides of the same story come together in this unique tale from screenwriter Michael Brandt.
Whacking the Baby
byLarry Doyle
A man goes to great lengths to get some sleep in this darkly hilarious tale from award-winning author/screenwriter Larry Doyle.
Service Station
byMatthew David Brozik
A secret shopper discovers a few extra secrets in this suspense story from author Matthew David Brozik.
After the Gig
byRaymond Benson
A piano player prepares himself for his next gig in this mystery from best-selling novelist Raymond Benson.
March 6th
byTim Herlihy
A famous miser begins to backslide in this sequel to a work of classic literature by screenwriter and SNL veteran Tim Herlihy.
Gare du Nord
byMark Wheaton
A taxi driver in Paris stumbles on to a criminal plot in this sharp thriller from screenwriter Mark Wheaton.
Steam Table Blues
byCraig Ugoretz
A high-school wise-ass learns about life between summer catering gigs in this coming-of-age story from screenwriter/playwright Craig Ugoretz.
Eugene
byJacob Sager Weinstein
An unusual police officer solves crimes with his nose and irritates his partner in this science-fiction tale from author/screenwriter Jacob Sager Weinstein.
Unconditional
byMichael Gilvary
A husband and wife take parenting to a whole new level in this suspense tale from screenwriter Michael Gilvary.
Man Versus Water
byAndrea Berloff
A man perspires and conspires in this ripe, imaginative tale from playwright/screenwriter Andrea Berloff.
At Her Feet He Fell
byBrian Helgeland
Three lives intersect during a bank heist in this suspense thriller from Oscar-winning screenwriter Brian Helgeland.
Tasting Menu
byPatton Oswalt
Two young vampires hire a specialist to provide them a sumptuous feast in this twisted tale from Patton Oswalt.
The Good Father
byLes Bohem
A thief in a botched robbery navigates a maze of unsavory characters in this pulp story from screenwriter Les Bohem.
Hours
byEric Heisserer
A man pushes his body to the limits to save his newborn baby in this moving thriller from Eric Heisserer.
Lightning in a Bottle
byCraig Mazin
A drummer chases a mysterious legend in this story from screenwriter/director Craig Mazin.
A Best Friend Named Rick
byNichelle D. Tramble
A man fresh out of jail heads down a bad road in this provocative story from novelist/screenwriter Nichelle D. Tramble.
Trust is a Club in the Hand of Someone
Who Might Love You
byJeff Lowell
Strangers in an apartment building are not who they seem to be in this thoughtful story from screenwriter Jeff Lowell.
The Flying Kreisslers
byScott Frank
Love and death under the big top in this intriguing story from top screenwriter Scott Frank.