Zoey Martinson

For Chef David and partner Caitlin, running a French bistro in the heart of New York City is anything but easy. The competition is heavy, and the rent is high. And when business slows to an escargot's pace, eccentric sous-chef Chris attempts to turn a profit by preparing a special dish made from whatever ingredients are free on the street.

A retired traditional fisherman from Ghana. His life takes a whimsical turn when he is forced into retirement and partnered with a sarcastic talking fish, leading him on an adventure to Accra. Joined by his three quirky "Associates," they pursue their dream of owning a boat. Filled with laughter, magic, and the vibrant culture of Ghana, The Fisherman is a delightful tale of family, dreams, and the enduring spirit of a true fisherman.

Tells the story of an African immigrant surviving on the fringes of New York City where music is his passion, life is a hustle and falling in love is his greatest risk.

In this playful comedy, three kids worry that their beloved school bus driver will be lonely this summer without them. They set out to find her a partner and imagine the perfect matches.

In this playful comedy, three kids worry that their beloved school bus driver will be lonely this summer without them. They set out to find her a partner and imagine the perfect matches.

A traditional Ghanaian fisherman forced into retirement teams up with a bougie talking fish and his quirky associates on a whimsical adventure to Accra, chasing their dream of owning a boat while learning to navigate the modern world without losing touch with their roots.

A traditional Ghanaian fisherman forced into retirement teams up with a bougie talking fish and his quirky associates on a whimsical adventure to Accra, chasing their dream of owning a boat while learning to navigate the modern world without losing touch with their roots.

An aging fisherman goes out to sea one day and returns with a talking fish. Set in Ghana West Africa, this quirky comedy explores our need to stay relevant against the backdrop of a developing nation.

An aging fisherman goes out to sea one day and returns with a talking fish. Set in Ghana West Africa, this quirky comedy explores our need to stay relevant against the backdrop of a developing nation.

Rebecca, Sula, and McQueen are on top of the world. When their casual-sex app for queer women, DIVR, becomes a breakout hit, the three friends find themselves hailed as icons of progress, representing the entire queer community. But behind the scenes, things are a little more complicated: McQueen has been hiding a realization about their true gender; Rebecca, who suffers from bipolar disorder, is about to buckle under the pressure; and Sula has just gotten engaged to a man—that neither of her co-founders knew she was seeing. As they prepare for a big interview, their secrets start to unravel.

A man under house arrest is haunted by a faceless spirit tied to the breathalyzer machine keeping tabs on his every move.

A man under house arrest is haunted by a faceless spirit tied to the breathalyzer machine keeping tabs on his every move.