Stories have the power to bring us closer—to build connection, spark empathy, and remind us that even in our most isolating moments, we are not alone. Hemorrhage is a profound example of that truth. Written by and starring Megan Davis, the gripping short film explores an intimate moment in a young couple’s life, not through broad political brushstrokes or debate, but through the deeply human experience at the center of it. Every detail in Hemorrhage is carefully considered—from the stillness of a parked car to the subtle weight of a
Buckle up — The Family Plan is back, and the Morgans are trading in everyday suburbia for an unforgettable adventure overseas. With new challenges and a fresh backdrop from London to Paris, the sequel raises the stakes while keeping the humor and heart that made audiences fall in love with the family the first time around. And returning right in the middle of the action is Van Crosby as Kyle Morgan. Instead of riding in the backseat, Van gets to join the thrills head-on. From filming a tiny car sequence
Cinema has the rare power to transport us to worlds beyond our imagination while holding up a mirror to the deepest parts of ourselves. Orion thrives in that space — a gripping, thought-provoking sci-fi experience that entertains as much as it invites reflection. Rooted in intimate character dynamics and escalating tension, the film turns language into its most powerful device — guiding trust, blurring perception, and challenging our sense of what’s real. At the center of the narrative is NASA interrogator Jim (Andrew McCarthy), assigned to help amnesiac astronaut Apollo
Jesse Kove is a multifaceted talent and one of the hardest-working storytellers in the business, consistently choosing projects that challenge him and deliver something fresh for viewers. His latest role in Tubi’s thriller President Down sets the stage for a high-stakes mission: when a secret message reveals the President’s pacemaker has been compromised, her team mobilizes to identify and stop an enemy operating from the shadows. As Agent Pike, Jesse brings a grounded intensity to the chaos unfolding around him. At the same time, President Down speaks to a broader