Herring Hunt is a 1953 French-English language documentary about the operations of a herring boat off the coast of British Columbia, directed by Julian Biggs, written by Leslie McFarlane, and produced by Guy Glover. It was nominated for an Oscar for Best Short Subject, One-Reel.

Accompanied by the London Philharmonic Orchestra, composer Benjamin Britten's satirical look at life in an English market town delivers plenty of laughs. When Lady Billows (Patricia Johnson) realizes no girls in town are worthy of the May Queen title, she crowns virtuous Albert Herring (John Graham-Hall), the greengrocer's son, as the village's May King. The comic opera features a strong ensemble cast including Alan Opie and Felicity Palmer.

After an embarrassing accident knocks a woman on her ass, her absentee father decides this is a good time to visit, committed to fixing everything possible, except their relationship.

It's 11:00 hrs on Wednseday, or is it Friday? Gliding 400ft beneath the surface in the Pacific Ocean sometime in late 1942. A Japanese convoy has been spotted and the U.S.S. Herring is on the prowl. Weeks of wandering aimlessly has given the crew an energy potential that fires more than just torpedoes. With danger all around them, the perplexed Captain and his assortment of quirky seamen somersault from one misadventure into another.

A student of forensics gets entangled in unraveling the mystery behind the disappearance and murder of a woman with help from the supernatural

Into the forest, a scarred man tries to solve the enigma of his father's disappearance when he takes refuge with a mysterious hunter who he believes is responsible for it- Though things are not what they seem.

Think carefully before you hunt, because you could become the hunted.

Two young boys are chased through the woods by a vicious gun man.

OTT Productions go in a search for David Dickinson.

Even after returning to your home, you are not immune from speculation, condemnation and reprisals.