Commo

Based on true events that happened in Cleveland, Ohio during the heroin and opioid epidemic. The epidemic has caused destruction and havoc in the city. A Cleveland Police detective starts an investigation to put an end to the biggest drug rings ever to exist. Meanwhile, a local rapper has showcased phenomenal talent and success with his music but associates himself with the biggest drug traffickers in Ohio. His association will unravel the beginning of his misfortune with the mafia and other powers to be. The drug traffickers love making the easy money but sometimes your greed opens other evil doors. These wide-ranging events occur often and prevalent, surviving is what they all believe in morally or dishonorably.

Selkirk does its Border traditions proud with a cavalcade of riders and a herculean feat of banner waving.

Join two leading biologists (Dr. Sean B. Carroll and Dr. David M. Kingsley) on an exploration of how key developmental genes, natural selection, and time fuel evolutionary processes.

A social comedy about the relationship between two couples with different political beliefs. Edward and Jane Noble are right wing, but with some liberal leanings, whereas Sean and Marcia are more radical and left wing.

When Dylan returns from university to his rural childhood home he faces a decision between his duty to the land and his desire for freedom.

For 7 months a small crew followed around writer and director Ben Segall as he embarked on the arduous process of producing his culture shifting screenplay "Human Condition". This film is a snippet of the never released documentary "The Making of Human Condition: A Story for the Common Man" where Ben attempt to recruit Jaden Weinstein a recurring background talent for shows such as Euphoria, Modern Family, and The Thundermans.

Told entirely in still frames and voice-over, a nude person appears in various poses in Amsterdam’s public spaces. Escaping into Common Places addresses the simultaneous hypervisibility and erasure of trans* bodies.

A documentary film directed by Ryan Patch, For Love of Neighbor: Politics for the Common Good tells the stories of three individuals—Sen. Tim Scott, Justin Giboney, and Sarah Imboden—who, on different levels and in distinct ways, are seeking to engage faithfully in contemporary American politics. The film does not provide specific answers for how Christians should engage in politics: prescribing who they should vote for or what specific policies they should support. Instead, it explores foundational questions about the purpose (and limits) of politics and the proper Christian posture toward government and secular society. Ultimately, the film aims to spark further discussion and offer a hopeful vision for Christian participation in contemporary public life.

A group of teen hikers set out on an expedition through the Oregon wilderness for a friend's birthday. As time goes on, things take a sinister turn.

Fledgling vampire Caleb moves to a new city in hopes of change. After being scouted by a stranger, he takes a trip to 'The Commonplace', a self-help group for mythical creatures.

Fledgling vampire Caleb moves to a new city in hopes of change. After being scouted by a stranger, he takes a trip to 'The Commonplace', a self-help group for mythical creatures.

Nobody cares about Jeff, a middle-aged housefly crushed by unfulfilled expectations. A dissatisfying marriage, insufferable children, and mind-numbing job push him to try to regain control of his life. And today it gets much, much worse.

After failing to find their place, a rogue adventurer, an aspiring artist, and a student struggling for self-acceptance abandon conventional high schools to join unique classrooms and receive an education re-imagined.

Set in the vast expanse of the Foggia hinterland in southern Italy, Commodo begins with the enigmatic disappearance of Fabrizio, which triggers a series of transformative experiences for those left behind. Amidst sweeping hills, endless roads, and wind farms, Fabrizio's absence becomes a catalyst for change, driving the characters to deep reflection and self-discovery. The narrative delves into themes of memory, generational migration, and the contrast between chosen family and biological family, while also addressing the impact of drug abuse. This multifaceted exploration offers a rich and emotional journey, inviting viewers to reflect on their own lives, the absence of love, and the role of institutions. Ultimately, the story provides a profound meditation on the search for truth and the quest for love.

This is a video tape which reflects on the best 8bit machine in the world. The COMMODORE 64. Jim Butterfield guides you through the basics on how to get the full gift from the C64 from setting it up and explaining how machine code works. There's also the use of the modem from the c64 for booking online flights and info.. There is everything on this video that you need to know about the computer. He even takes the casing off and explains on the chips, what they are called and what their purpose is.

Common Thread, a film directed by Esteban Alarcón and produced by Povos Gallery, is a poetic exploration of the respective and collaborative practices of Leopoldo Goût and Antonio Ruiz Mendoza.

Follows former high school lab mates Marshall and Frances as they unravel a conspiracy involving big pharma and the government to suppress knowledge of a rare fungus secret that may contain the solution to cure all world's diseases.

Tom the cat and Jerry the mouse get kicked out of their home and relocate to a fancy New York hotel, where a scrappy employee named Kayla will lose her job if she can’t evict Jerry before a high-class wedding at the hotel. Her solution? Hiring Tom to get rid of the pesky mouse.