Dustin Hahn

A man's brain is shrinking.

An engaged Hollywood agent receives a mysterious letter for an anonymous sexual encounter and becomes ensnared in a sinister world of lying, infidelity, and digital data.

Fleeing mistakes in Atlanta, Mauro crashes on his sister’s couch in Boston. He takes to bucket drumming on the streets for a way out, but can’t stop screwing things up and drawing everyone else into his own feral shortcomings.

Jim and Julia spend their day on a wonderful date in Los Angeles. They are very much in love. Interspersed, are scenes of Jim at Julia's funeral.

In the wake of a tragedy, a grieving widower turns to a mysterious self help book from the dark web written by an eccentric guru, which promises to unlock the power to fly.

A look at the lives and trauma surrounding three people living in a southern town.

After a nasty break up, Brian and Katie have to pretend they’re still in a relationship in order to impress a family member at a dinner party.

In this comedy series, shot in single takes, six young people each experience pivotal moments in their lives that don't quite go as planned and lead to various breaking points as a result.

Sometimes you don't realize how thirsty you are until it's right in front of you.

"Nobody should be eating tater tots as a meal." Mr. Zahn meets the parents of his unruly students and learns that the apples don't fall far from the trees.

Gus spends every waking hour in Virtual Reality, ignoring the Gigworkers who tend to his physiological needs.

A B-list Chinese actor fears being replaced as “Hollywood’s Asian” while screen testing for a life-changing role.

A recently engaged couple deals with the stress of competing for $10,000 on a public access gameshow.

This is gonna be Will's last Friendsgiving.

A couple endures a house tour under a chucko.

Hank apologizes during a game of golf.

John performs stand-up comedy for the first time. It actually goes pretty okay.

In a world where every character is made up of raw, uncooked meat, the Fowlers are your stereotypical, wholesome TV family.

American contractors endure a surprise workplace inspection.

A Marvel employee's workday is spent attempting to grant a terminally ill child's wish to see an unreleased Captain America film, leading to dark comedy and commentary on corporate control over art.

A man discovers his unwitting participation in a bank robbery across a series of increasingly incriminating (and hilarious) answering machine messages.

In this comedy series, shot in single takes, six young people each experience pivotal moments in their lives that don't quite go as planned and lead to various breaking points as a result.

In this comedy series, shot in single takes, six young people each experience pivotal moments in their lives that don't quite go as planned and lead to various breaking points as a result.

Sometimes you don't realize how thirsty you are until it's right in front of you.

Sometimes you don't realize how thirsty you are until it's right in front of you.

Meet Crystal. She decides to rob a liquor store. It goes pretty ok.

"Nobody should be eating tater tots as a meal." Mr. Zahn meets the parents of his unruly students and learns that the apples don't fall far from the trees.

"Nobody should be eating tater tots as a meal." Mr. Zahn meets the parents of his unruly students and learns that the apples don't fall far from the trees.

"Last thing you guys want in your car is a feathered serpent." Gloria and her friends do drugs and then get pulled over by a cop

A daughter comes home for Christmas to introduce her boyfriend to her weird family.

A couple endures a house tour under a chucko.

A couple endures a house tour under a chucko.

John performs stand-up comedy for the first time. It actually goes pretty okay.

John performs stand-up comedy for the first time. It actually goes pretty okay.

In a world where every character is made up of raw, uncooked meat, the Fowlers are your stereotypical, wholesome TV family.

In a world where every character is made up of raw, uncooked meat, the Fowlers are your stereotypical, wholesome TV family.

A Marvel employee's workday is spent attempting to grant a terminally ill child's wish to see an unreleased Captain America film, leading to dark comedy and commentary on corporate control over art.