Matthew Taylor Zuniga

A social media influencer couple and their friends steal away to a mountain retreat, only to discover the danger they thought they left in the city has followed them.

Kat returns to train with Bob Rag in order to acquire an ancient box that leads to an inevitable, future reality. Upon retrieving it, other perspectives start to take center stage. The second in a trilogy directed by Dan Simolke.

Once-celebrated Syrian poet Nadene now works as a maid in New York. Her quiet life unravels when she agrees to let the FBI use her apartment window for surveillance, led by agent Emily Santiago. As her teenage son Zeezo is revealed to be involved with the very criminals being watched, Nadene is thrust into a moral and emotional crisis. Torn between survival, motherhood, and the desire for freedom, she embarks on a dangerous journey that blurs the lines between justice and self-sacrifice.

In efforts to try and fit in with his new classmates, Wesley decides to join a couple of them on a night out that leads to a crime that may change the course of his life.

Two struggling ballerinas plunge into the world of stripping at a high-end club, only to find that with money and adoration comes crime and murder.

In the waiting room of a hospital's Cardiac Care Unit, two strangers, Sophia and Emilio, await word about their respective loved ones in surgery. Seeing Sophia is near panic, Emilio starts a conversation about topics innocuous (incompetent winking, the meaning of corniness) and profound (life's journey). In the process they make a connection that will forever alter the course of both of their lives.

A break-the-fourth-wall, dark comedy that follows the dating life of a black trans woman and the problematic men she meets along the way.