The new murder serial killer film noir comedy.

Overview

Someone is killing beautiful young hipsters in East L.A. But while the bloody trail is cold for the super-apathetic detectives, Charlie, a crime scene cleaner with a penchant for Sherlockian deduction, begins finding some unusual clues in the demo CDs of indie bands left behind at the murder sites which he shares with two out-of-luck filmmakers turned crime scene videographers.

Problem is, nobody is really sure that Charlie isn't the serial killer. Meanwhile, the dead hipsters are piling up like pancakes in thrift-store flannel, there's a rival Danish film crew, and on top of everything else, it looks like the killer is now making an experimental film of his own. Simple, not really, but then Murder never is.

Murder... A Serial Killer... Really Great Music.

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Four couples meet for Sunday brunch only to discover they are stuck in a house together as the world may be about to end.

Overview

An average Sunday morning couples' brunch takes an extreme turn when the eight participants learn that this may be their last day on Earth. Tracy and Glenn are on their third date. Host couple Emma and Pete are keeping up appearances even though their marriage is falling apart. Lexi and Buck maintain an eccentric but happy open relationship. And Shane and Heddy have been engaged for years but have yet to tie the knot. Technological hiccups (no cell signal, a dead landline, and nothing but static on the TV) interrupt this breezy and determinedly cheerful gathering; but no one suspects that anything is really wrong until a gawky neighbor appears wearing a hazmat suit and bearing tidings of imminent doom.

The cracks in the group's collective friendship rapidly begin to widen, exposing the interconnected secrets of the group. Fast-paced, hilarious dialogue, excellent performances, and a continually unfolding plot keep the audience on the edge of their seats until the suspenseful final scene. Impeccably chosen and placed music add an undercurrent of sly humor to this dark comedy about the foibles of human nature.

Silhouettes is a love story of opposites that unfolds over a series of conversations in the spirit of Before Sunset and Lost in Translation.

Overview

Aamod is a retired executive and playboy who lives alone in his sprawling downtown Chicago apartment; Nadia is a whip smart lawyer in transit to see her conservative Muslim parents for the first time in more than a decade. When her train is delayed, a chance encounter brings them together for a magical day in Chicago, wandering its secret corners and its most haunting spaces for a few fleeting hours. What emerges through words is the power of their feelings for each other as Aamod grapples with whether he can let go of a tragic secret and embrace a future with Nadia.

Silhouettes confronts issues of race, identity and culture head on, forming a new chapter in the American love story.

A new animated tv show starring the misfit security guards that have you feeling anything but secure.

Overview

The world of hotel security is a bizarre, cringe-inducing affair that could make a grown man run screaming incoherently into the night. Wannabeez is the new cartoon series that dares to go there, because like the staff, it has nowhere else to go.

The team

Created by: Mazan Hasan
Produced by: Brett D. Thompson