Part documentary and part personal film essay, "In Production" details the life and career of producer George Justin, as told by his niece. Born on the Lower East Side, Justin was a major proponent for New York-based film production. From his role as production manager for "On the Waterfront" to his executive positions at major Hollywood studios, Justin’s career illuminates the unsung aspects of 20th-century film history and production.

When a new parent’s postpartum depression devolves into bizarre hallucinations, an escape from motherhood becomes necessary to stay sane.

On a camping trip in Wales, an eight year old girl witnesses the emotional breakdown of her father, and becomes his emotional support system.

María turns 19 and says goodbye to her mother to take the train. It is a Thursday in March 2004.

A young girl's playground reputation is threatened by her mother's wishes for her to be a church praise dancer.

An aging country musician who’s struggling to make ends meet receives an offer for an unusual private gig. Based on the life of cowboy singer Johnny Bencomo, who plays himself in the film.

And You Are...? is the most unlikely of buddy films: Lynn, a grandmother suffering from Alzheimer's only has the past to prove she exists. Her grandson Max, desperately wants to erase his past as it never proved his true existence.

In a near future where Artificial Intelligence in the workforce is a societal norm, Tita, an injured and elderly fieldworker, reluctantly hires an artificially intelligent humanoid substitute worker to fill in for her picking strawberries and unexpectedly attracts the curiosity of the creators of this technology when their AI workers are unable to do her back-breaking work.

Months after the attack on Pearl Harbor, a series of unidentified aircraft sightings over Los Angeles lead a determined journalist to reluctantly pair up with a Japanese American photographer to prevent another attack.