Jim Feltz

An unorganized writer named Levi convinces himself that there is a mysterious man living inside of his home, watching him. An unhealthy obsession begins as the man manifests into Levi’s work, all the while Levi struggles to prove that this stranger is real.

Two brothers get caught up in a robbery gone wrong. Now they must figure out what to do with the remains before their boss finds out.

ULTRAPOP: Live at the Masonic is the debut feature film from the hardcore punk band The Armed. It is a narrative-driven, cinematic document of live performances taking place within the opulent chapels, imposing asylum rooms, full-size indoor handball courts, halls (and more) of the mysterious Masonic Temple of Detroit--a 550,000 square foot fortress in the heart of the city.

Loyal business partner, Al Malone, is set to work at his company till the day he dies. This dream is put in jeopardy when his longtime friend and now boss, Roger Rivers, gets an offer to sell the company that he can’t refuse.

Mr. Producer is a comedy short about a director named Peter. He aspires to make a short film that's different, and never been done before - his idea is to create an entire short film using only audition tapes. As he dismisses his actors, Peter gets to editing. When it's not going how he thought it might, Peter calls in his friend and mentor Jack to assist. Jack gives Peter ideas and tools, but Peter is not h having it.

Four ex-bandmates have to navigate a newfound adulthood following their lead singer's overdose.

ULTRAPOP: Live at the Masonic is the debut feature film from the hardcore punk band The Armed. It is a narrative-driven, cinematic document of live performances taking place within the opulent chapels, imposing asylum rooms, full-size indoor handball courts, halls (and more) of the mysterious Masonic Temple of Detroit--a 550,000 square foot fortress in the heart of the city.