Bronx rap artist Kemba explores the growing weaponization of rap lyrics in the United States criminal justice system and abroad — revealing how law enforcement has quietly used artistic creation as evidence in criminal cases for decades.

入围圣丹斯电影节美国纪录片竞赛。布朗克斯说唱歌手肯巴（Kemba）探索了说唱歌词在美国及其他国家刑事司法系统中日益被用作武器的现象——揭示了执法部门几十年来如何悄然将艺术创作用作刑事案件的证据。

90年代末，詹姆斯·毕夏普在好友协助下应对复杂的失恋状况，同时争分夺秒，赶在僵尸末日来临前完成自己的书。

Amazon过去预订一部半小时未命名喜剧试映集（前名《同光谱 On the Spectrum》），这部Jason Katims负责的喜剧改编自以色列剧《同光谱》，讲述三个20多岁﹑同样患有自闭症光谱的室友（患有此自闭症的特征是缺乏社交活动，并会重复某种行为），他们都渴求找到能持久下去的工作﹑朋友﹑伴侣，以及共同应付这个不太欢迎他们的世界。 Rick Glassman饰演Jack，聪明的他是个出色的电脑程序员，但他毫无过滤式的诚实往往搞垮了身边的事。诚挚的他不懂得处理﹑表达自己的情感，这很大程度上影响了他为数不多的关系。Sue Ann Pien饰演Violet，她是个会展示自身任何感觉的人，最大的希望是能像同龄人一般找到好工作及男友。 Albert Rutecki饰演Harrison，热切﹑有爱﹑易笑﹑慷慨（假如有钱时）的他是个忠心好友，但完全不会社交，一方面是他对离开公寓的强烈抵制，另一方面则是他搞不懂应付别人的规则。Sosie Bacon饰演Mandy，幽默的她被聘请来指导三人组如何独立生活；不过在Mandy照顾室友们的同时，她亦在摸索自己的未来。Chris Pang饰演Van，Violet的可靠哥哥。虽然看着傲慢，但Van一直为妹妹而努力，并在「妹妹的唯一监护人」及「自己的29岁生活」中取得平衡。

三位三十多岁的巴黎好友在奥地利的群山里迷失了方向，他们也借此契机对自己的生活展开了反思。

在拉德福德（Radford）和英佩（Impey）执导的这部艺术感十足的黑白影片中，一场简单的网络会面演变成了一个充满激情与自我探索的浪漫周末。

1990年夏天，埃尔莎和父亲前往法国南部度假。他们在山间的一座房子里与他的老朋友以及他们的四个孩子团聚。大人和孩子们之间快速找回了往日的亲密感。然而，埃尔莎开始暗暗担忧日益加剧的火药味。

迪諾和安娜他們彼此激烈相愛，但他們不是一般傳統關係的夫妻，它們之間從來就沒有發生性關係，他們都有各自不同對象和性經歷的關係。迪諾有著複雜多變的性格，因為他有一個痛苦難忘的童年，自幼他的兄弟自殺，隨後他的母親又拋棄了他，迪諾彷彿是在愛神和罪惡之間的尖銳對比，因而產生精神分裂的痛苦。

At this moment you can be anywhere, doing anything. Instead you sit alone before a screen. So what is stopping us from doing what we want, being where we wanna be? Each day we wake up in the same room, following the same path to live the same day as yesterday. Yet at one time, each day was a new adventure. Along the way something changed. Before, our days were timeless, now our days are scheduled. Is this what it means to be grownup, to be free, but are we really free? Food, water and land, the very elements we need to survive are owned by corporations. If you try to take what earth provides you’ll be locked away, so we obey their rules. We discovered the world through a text book, raised not to make a difference in this world, raised to be no different. Smart enough to do our job, but not to question why we do it. So we work and work left with no time to live the life we worked for. If you live in America there is a 41% chance you will get cancer. Heart Disease will kill one out of 3 Americans. We’re told that everything could be solved by throwing money at scientists so that they can discover a pill that makes our problems go away. But the drug companies and cancer societies rely on our suffering to make a profit. We think we running for a cure but really we running away from the cause. Our body is a product of what we consume and the food we eat is designed purely for profit. We fill ourselves with toxic chemicals, the bodies of animals infested with drugs and diseases. But we don’t see this. The small group of corporations that own the media don’t’ want us to. Surrounding us with a fantasy we’re told is reality. It is not too late, we can change it.