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A group of progressives are forced to hide out at a remote ski lodge during a near-future civil war between the American Right and the American Left.

Takes a hilarious look at the differences between Orthodox and Reform Judaism in terms of the Reuben sandwich.

Featuring stellar performances by Peter Jason (Deadwood) and Brian Letscher (Scandal), The Final Analysis is a dark thriller that gives no quarter and takes no prisoners.

A successful artist named Lenore brutally murders her husband, dismembers his body with a hacksaw, and conceals the pieces within a grotesque sculpture masquerading as modern art. Why? Perhaps Lenore was right in claiming it was Allan's cataract eye that drove her to do it. The milky orb was certainly repulsive to behold. But did it really pass judgment on Lenore's every move? Did it really scour her soul with a supernaturally critical glare? That's for you to decide. What's certain is that one night Lenore picked up a hammer, stole upon her sleeping husband, and bludgeoned him to death. She then sawed the body into neat sections, worked them into a plaster sculpture, and waited for the police to arrive. And when one Officer Morley questioned Lenore, something made her lose her composure. What exactly shattered her resolve? That, like Lenore's motive, is a mystery. Perhaps Lenore's conscience made a spectacular - if somewhat belated - appearance. Or perhaps Allan's ghost returned from the grave and got his righteous revenge. All we know for sure is that Lenore dissolved into a gibbering wreck, confessed to her heinous crime, and remains stark raving mad to this day!

Anywhere, U.S.A. is a disturbing film for disturbing times, daring to ask the uncomfortable question, "How on earth did we get here?"

A surreal comedy about a furry fellow who gets his back waxed and then becomes convinced that he is turning into a woman.

A Woman in the West tells the shocking true story of a frontier wife who is tough, independent, and willing to do whatever is necessary to protect her home. When Marion Faber's husband Oscar is beaten up and robbed in a local saloon, Marion takes it upon herself to confront the thief and to recover the stolen money.

"Under There" asks some pretty profound questions in a lighthearted way. Eight-year-old Samantha is playing soccer in a cemetery when a mourner named Roman takes offense at the little girl's failure to show what he considers to be proper respect for the dead. Roman scolds Samantha, then takes it upon himself to explain the Christian perspective upon death. Samantha listens politely; however, in the end, she clings to her unschooled understanding of the relationship between body and soul. As far as the naive Samantha is concerned, human beings simply return to the earth when they die. And you know what? She may very well be right!

A morally challenged doctor is thriving in America's profit-driven health care system.