Josh Toomes

After a failed operation leaves her team dead and her body broken, covert agent Vada disappears off the grid. Brought back from the brink by Jerome, a mysterious stranger, she begins to plot her return—and her revenge against the man who set her up: her former handler, Ward. But as she moves back into the shadows, the last two members of her unit, Orion, are sent to find her.

Based on characters from DC comics: Harley Quinn, after being tortured and beaten on the Joker's behalf, finds herself broken and alone. When the Joker reappears in her life to pick up where they left off, she cannot help herself but be overcome by his twisted charms once again.

A 1930s jazz club. A medieval encounter. A dystopian future. Three stories in the mind of a writer who imagines himself as the protagonist, his wife as the heroine and his father as the villain. They collide in his mind as he searches for a happy ending, asking the question: Must art imitate life?

A deluded dance instructor drugs his troupe on the night of their final show, claiming the world will end at dawn. As the performance descends into a nightmarish hallucination, one dancer confronts buried trauma and the cult unravelling around her.

A deluded dance instructor drugs his troupe on the night of their final show, claiming the world will end at dawn. As the performance descends into a nightmarish hallucination, one dancer confronts buried trauma and the cult unravelling around her.

A deluded dance instructor drugs his troupe on the night of their final show, claiming the world will end at dawn. As the performance descends into a nightmarish hallucination, one dancer confronts buried trauma and the cult unravelling around her.

After a failed operation leaves her team dead and her body broken, covert agent Vada disappears off the grid. Brought back from the brink by Jerome, a mysterious stranger, she begins to plot her return—and her revenge against the man who set her up: her former handler, Ward. But as she moves back into the shadows, the last two members of her unit, Orion, are sent to find her.

In 2036 a series of viral social media posts from a nameless woman ignite a spiritual revolution across Europe under a banner of unity. Two old friends, Morgan and Kai, take the modern pilgrimage to find Saratoga: the city we all share within, in order to find themselves.

In 2036 a series of viral social media posts from a nameless woman ignite a spiritual revolution across Europe under a banner of unity. Two old friends, Morgan and Kai, take the modern pilgrimage to find Saratoga: the city we all share within, in order to find themselves.

The night before opening, a theatre sits silent — except for one man. The director. Alone. Or so he thinks. Shadows move. Lines are spoken. His cast returns, but not as they were. They mock, they question, they twist beneath the stage lights. What begins as rehearsal slips into ritual. Time fractures. Ego bleeds. And in the dark, he’s forced to watch his own mind turn against him.

In the aftermath of a great war, a knight flees his kingdom, embarking on a harrowing odyssey through a desolate land infested with merciless bandits, cave-dwelling horrors, and a witch who offers him one way out alive.

In the aftermath of a great war, a knight flees his kingdom, embarking on a harrowing odyssey through a desolate land infested with merciless bandits, cave-dwelling horrors, and a witch who offers him one way out alive.

In the aftermath of a great war, a knight flees his kingdom, embarking on a harrowing odyssey through a desolate land infested with merciless bandits, cave-dwelling horrors, and a witch who offers him one way out alive.

A 1930s jazz club. A medieval encounter. A dystopian future. Three stories in the mind of a writer who imagines himself as the protagonist, his wife as the heroine and his father as the villain. They collide in his mind as he searches for a happy ending, asking the question: Must art imitate life?

A 1930s jazz club. A medieval encounter. A dystopian future. Three stories in the mind of a writer who imagines himself as the protagonist, his wife as the heroine and his father as the villain. They collide in his mind as he searches for a happy ending, asking the question: Must art imitate life?

A 1930s jazz club. A medieval encounter. A dystopian future. Three stories in the mind of a writer who imagines himself as the protagonist, his wife as the heroine and his father as the villain. They collide in his mind as he searches for a happy ending, asking the question: Must art imitate life?