Nitasha Bhambree

In 1999, teenage sisters Celeste and Eleanor survive a seismic, violent tragedy. The sisters compose and perform a song about their experience, making something lovely and cathartic out of catastrophe — while also catapulting Celeste to stardom. By 2017, the now 31-year-old Celeste is mother to a teenage daughter of her own and struggling to navigate a career fraught with scandals when another act of terrifying violence demands her attention.

In the city where image is everything, the criminal underworld holds a fight tournament where legends are born, and the men who own them rule the streets.

When an expecting couple retreats to their cabin in the woods during a global crisis, they discover the real threat to their security is more familiar than foreign.

Street fighter Victor Knox (Andre McCoy), just freed from prison, needs money to be re-united with his wife and child. When invited to join an underground fight tournament promising easy cash, he quickly signs up. Under constant surveillance by virtual spectators, the matches becomes increasingly violent; Vic soon finds himself held captive in a game of endless fighting. To free himself, he must confront the game's creator, known only as The Ref (Daz Crawford, UK Gladiators' "Diesel").

In the future, death row criminals are given a chance to gain a pardon, on a "survivor" style reality show, only to find the island is full of zombie ex-contestants. (It's as bad as it sounds)

In the city where image is everything, the criminal underworld holds a fight tournament where legends are born, and the men who own them rule the streets.

When an expecting couple retreats to their cabin in the woods during a global crisis, they discover the real threat to their security is more familiar than foreign.

When an expecting couple retreats to their cabin in the woods during a global crisis, they discover the real threat to their security is more familiar than foreign.

When an expecting couple retreats to their cabin in the woods during a global crisis, they discover the real threat to their security is more familiar than foreign.

Street fighter Victor Knox (Andre McCoy), just freed from prison, needs money to be re-united with his wife and child. When invited to join an underground fight tournament promising easy cash, he quickly signs up. Under constant surveillance by virtual spectators, the matches becomes increasingly violent; Vic soon finds himself held captive in a game of endless fighting. To free himself, he must confront the game's creator, known only as The Ref (Daz Crawford, UK Gladiators' "Diesel").