Controlled by a "psychopathic French-Canadian brain shrimp," Mae Martin recalls obsessions with drugs and superstar performer Bette Midler.

Adorable, charming, Edinburgh Comedy Award nominee Mae Martin comes of age in this internationally lauded hit show about identity, sexuality, biphobia and loneliness. Peering through the lens of her own fluid experience with love and sexuality, in Us, Mae Martin questions whether we actually need to label ourselves at all, and that perhaps those labels smother the nuances of who we are. This hilarious hour charmingly juxtaposes her liberal childhood milieu with her experiences in her contemporary life, telling the story of her plummeting through puberty and dropping out of high school along the way.

The story tells of a series of such meetings, which radically changed the life of a sportswoman.

Frankie and Sophia, two punks from Englewood, are small time dealers looking to get ahead in the world. Opportunity presents itself in Dario when they form a deadly trifecta of chaos inadvertently wreaking havoc across the midwest.

In a methodical scheme for gentrification in Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn, money, drugs and violence manipulate the lives of three warring families, forcing them to address their ills or face destruction.

Examination of the current stage of drug use in the United States and the effects it has on society.

Fran is waiting for her partner to join her for therapy. Consumed by her internal voice, the waiting room becomes transformed.

After surviving a gunshot to the head and abandoning his life as a drug dealer, a tormented former kingpin fights his inner demons while evading his enemies, saving his kidnapped fiancé, and settling a colossal debt with the Russian mob for a product he no longer possesses.

A six-episode docucomedy about the Gold Rush culture of the California weed industry starring the multidimensional Gabriel Sunday.

Dance Master Baek Koo-young who didn't cut back on snarky comments and harsh criticism in