Selected Collection

Director: Alyssa Poteet / Description: When Marissa, Blair, and Sam decide that their frenemy Brittany's pot addiction has gotten out of control, they decide to confront her with an intervention at the dog park. But while their diva pettiness and constant wine-throwing fights leave them perpetually distracted, their fur babies Cupcake, Tammy, Bruce, and Spot have a revelation of their own-- leading them to question their world view and their abusive relationships with their moms. Dog Moms is a Real Housewives parody, meets female-driven stoner comedy, meets a political revolution by 5 adorable talking dogs! This unique blending of genres and subject matters gives this series many layers-- ranging from deep philosophical questions to absurd silliness. It's a p'awesome tail about changing your mind and true friendship!

Director: Corey Kupfer / Description: There are infinite possibilities of circumstances one can be born into, and what persons can become. Seven Days is an anthology of seven women, a tour-de-force performance, all played by the same actress; and each woman refuses simple definition. There is no one side too strong or weak, good or bad, free or bound. A homeless teacher, wealthy housewife, single mother, social activist, polyamorist, sex worker and same-sex partner, they are seven possibilities, and one woman.

Director: Bryan Beasley / Description: North or South, whichever side controlled Indian Territory, controlled the fate of slavery west of the Mississippi. In the end, the battle at Honey Springs would be remembered as the climatic engagement within Indian Territory and the most diverse battle in American Civil War history. On July 17, 1863, Major General James G. Blunt marched 3000 Union soldiers through rain and river and initiated a brazen attack against a Confederate Army twice his number. Led by the 1st Kansas, the Union forces drove the rebels from their stronghold at the Honey Springs depot, securing the major supply route known as the Texas Road. "The Battle of Honey Springs" takes you inside the fight, from the Generals and their warfare tactics to the men on the ground including the 1st Kansas, made up of all freed black slaves, eager to show their worth and bravery in the fight to emancipate all their southern brothers. And to the Creek, Cherokee and other tribes of Oklahoma, Native Americans divided by a white man’s war, fighting to return to the lands they once called home.