Leomark Studios

British TV veteran and BAFTA winner Martin Gooch wrote and directed this tale of four estranged siblings brought together by their inventor father’s sudden death. Seven years after killing their favorite brother in a lab accident, their father was engaged in a secret experiment that drained the family fortune and ultimately took his life. Searching for clues to what happened, the adult children discover that if they can’t overcome their differences and work together, both their father and brother will be lost forever between two worlds.
Featuring: Paul Freeman (Raiders of the Lost Ark, Hot Fuzz), Leslie Phillips (Late Bloomers, Harry Potter) Michael McKell (East Enders, Emmerdale), Linal Haft (Moulin Rouge!, East Enders), David Acton (Persuasion)

Wisper, a successful black businessman and bar owner, lives with his family in an affluent white neighborhood. A self-made man and proud of it, Wisper has a personal photographer who follows him everywhere. Everywhere, that is, except when he visits his mistress, Melonie. One night, he comes home from Melonie’s place to find his wife and children murdered and, despite his alibi, the cops consider Wisper a prime suspect. Frustrated with the lack of results from the police, and worried that he will be made a scapegoat, Wisper decides to investigate the murder on his own. As he and his photographer, Laura, search for clues, Wisper realizes he may not like what he finds.

In the style of the 80s creature horror films, comes the latest feature from Jay Woelfel, all shot on 35mm film.
Dwight Stroud, a mental patient, escapes from an asylum seeking true freedom only to find horrifying insanity in the outside world.

Starring Ben Gleib.
Sketch comedy is back! If “Key & Peele” & “Clerks” had sex, BAD PEOPLE would be their deranged child! A quirky & smart dark comedy, bursting with sex, violence, dirty politics & fame whores, BAD PEOPLE is a hilarious tale that reminds us that we all have a dark side! This soon-to-be cult classic slashes our corrupt society with several dark & nasty short stories jam packed with silly & whacky characters! Sex-starved surfer girls seeking random guys online, crack addicted politicians, reality TV whores, religious scam artists, and more! BAD PEOPLE will have you pissing your pants for years to come!

When Steve (Shaun Goss) is released from prison, he is unable to connect with his girlfriend (Bree Desborough), as he is still haunted by his relationship with a fellow inmate.
Taking a community services job delivering meals, Steve meets Rod (Henri Szeps), a wildly irrepressible older man, who is the full time carer for his invalid mother (Maria Venuti) who, when not confined to a wheelchair, gets about on her modified ride-on lawn mower.
Steve is captivated by the older pair’s extravagant world of make-believe and a close friendship between the men develops.
A raw and edgy contemporary drama with a touch of surreal humour. Bathing Franky is a film about hope, forgiveness and the double-edged sword of imagination and fantasy as a means for dealing with the harsher aspects of life.

Emilio Ortiz is and his best friend Berna are entertainers for children's birthday parties. A Emilio has a pretty new neighbor, Sol, who is a babysitter. Emilio falls head over heals for Sol and decides to become a babysitter along with Sol in order to see if he can make her fall in love.

Starring Lorenzo James Henri (Star Trek, Fear The Walking Dead), this is the story of Miguel, left by his mother in Puerto Rico to stay with his grandparents. The summer of 79 is when he searches for his dream and finds true love instead. Surfing, cars, motorcycles, parties, trying to fit in with the local crowd and taking care of his younger sister, Miguel has his hands full.

The Surrogate explores the messy secrets and complicated nature of parenthood and the modern family, all the while testing the boundaries of love and friendship and the bioethics of surrogacy.

Jonnie Stapleton gives a comedic masterpiece virtuoso performance in his debut film, playing seven versions of himself, simultaneously.
A quiet man who suffers from multiple personality disorder is talked into stop taking his medications by his parents, who are sure he is fully healed. He agrees to stop taking them for a week, and that unleashes all his other personalities to destroy his life.

A tabloid reporter makes a shocking cryptozoological discovery while investigating a recent rash of Bigfoot sightings in this comedy featuring beer, bikinis, and the wildest party animal you've ever met. Harlan James (Chase Carter) doesn't believe in Bigfoot. He's determined to disprove his existence when he heads into the woods, and starts to interview witnesses. Much to Harlan's surprise, he finds that Bigfoot is no forest-dwelling menace, but a mischievous Sasquatch with a taste for beer, and a love of beautiful women. Unfortunately for the fun-loving creature, vengeful redneck Chester Scroggins (Ron Blackwell) and some villainous bounty hunters are more interested in capturing Bigfoot than sharing a brew with him. Now, with the clock ticking, Harlan enlists the aid of the local sheriff (David Novak) and a pretty television reporter (Nicole Parsneau) in getting the story of a lifetime, and protecting the beast who only wants to party.

After graduating from college, getting dumped by his girlfriend, and witnessing a robbery, a young man is forced to go on an all night adventure with a mysterious woman and her band of misfits.

They fought for equal rights. Now their future is uncertain. For seven gay and lesbian seniors, this may be their only hope. A Place to Live follows the journey of seven LGBTQ seniors as they attempt to secure an apartment in Triangle Square, the nation's first affordable housing facility for LGBTQ seniors in Los Angeles. Since demand far exceeds the number of available units, a lottery system was established to determine who would get in. The story is both a touching portrait of LGBTQ seniors living on the fringe of society and the triumph of the opening of a historic building.