Created by Daniel Bogado and 72 Films (Inside North Korea’s Dynasty), and executive produced by Dan Lindsay and T.J. Martin (Undefeated, LA 92), Daniel Bogado’s 9⁄11: One Day in America was made to mark 20 years since the attacks of 9⁄11. Produced in official collaboration with the 9⁄11 Memorial Museum, the series uses archival footage - some of which has never been seen before - and new, original interviews with eyewitnesses who have now had almost two decades to reflect on the events they lived through. Accumulatively, 9⁄11: One Day in America offers a powerful, immersive, and emotionally charged account of that fateful day.
As she lies dying in prison, notorious serial killer Dorothea Puente spills her grotesque secrets, unraveling the story of how a life shaped by abuse, betrayal, and manipulation turned her boarding house into a graveyard.
Rachel is introduced to a viral craze of allowing people who living the walls out into the world. This ends up badly and when her parents don't believe her two kids from her school do as they attempt to fight back against these creatures.
A pair of struggling arthouse pornographers encounter a mysterious client who offers life-changing money to perform strange rituals on videotape. The long awaited first feature from award-winning, Brazilian-born and UK-based filmmaker Tiago Teixeira, dire
