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In rural South Dakota, xPoint is a subterranean neighborhood that is home to what may be the world's largest residential community of 'preppers,' people who live 'off the grid.' Whatever they seek to avoid or escape, the survivalist real estate market is booming. Director Arianna LaPenne peers into the motivations of middle class families uprooting their lives to live in converted military bunkers in response to society's collective anxieties. LaPenne finds a fledgling community around shared ideas, neighborly celebrations, and self-determination. The film investigates the compelling questions surrounding what problems human beings bring along with them when they seek to leave society behind.

We apologize in advance of you viewing this show because they talk about some pretty weird S#!t on this inaugural episode of "Sorry You're Watching This" hosted by Dan Barry. Yeah we couldn't find anyone else at the moment to host this show so Dan was hanging out and we needed someone. Again we apologize. Either way it's a really great show featuring two of the best wrestlers in the world, Solo Darling and Viper. It's just three gals...I mean two gals and Dan talking about wrestling and haggis. Trust us... you might enjoy it!

A look into a young Somali woman who is having difficulties speaking her mother tongue. Her father narrates the story Cigaal and the Lion Stump with the hope to persuade her to never give up on her Somali heritage.

This short film is a manifestation of masturbation. Female masturbation is still taboo in society, however, a man's masturbation is totally fine. A lot of women said they’d never masturbated. We have so many doubts about ourselves. The film should raise this topic, and make people more open to discussing it.

3 years ago, Joshua Clark swallowed the human toe in Dawson City's famous Sourtoe Cocktail. Now he's back in town, looking to right his wrong. Will Toe Captain Terry ever forgive him?

A woman travels to a diner hoping to meet someone from her past.

The film centers Mars, a trans black person who is struggling to come to terms with their identity within their relationship. The film explores themes of transness, heartbreak, identity, and discovering a new reflection.

Shonalika explores and reflects on their experiences as a non-binary person in modern society. Created by an all non-binary cast and crew and is a perfect example of non-binary people coming together to create music and art. During times where non-binary people are often incredibly misunderstood, it’s important for non-binary people to see content that reflects them and their experiences.

In Sorry for Real ‘the Western world’ apologises for the violent history of slavery, colonialism and the continuing exploitation of African people and resources. We see a smartphone chat in which ‘the West’ asks for forgiveness. But what purpose does an apology serve? Who benefits from it? Which power structures are concealed behind it? Should the present apologise for the past? And can this past ever really be forgiven? Sorry for Real questions the unequal balance of power within the politics of compensation, and emphasises the need to decolonise technologies and reconciliation strategies.

This film was a collaborative effort on the part of many researchers working in the field of synchronicity and 'high weirdness', uncovering anomolies that could be called impossible in their implications, yet demonstrably true regardless. This film centers mainly around Back to the Future, the band ABBA, Stanley Kubrick, the 1980 film The Visitors/Artificial Intelligence, The Walk, 9-11, and the 2 biggest hotel fires that have occurred in U.S. history: The Winecoff fire of 1946 in Atlanta Georgia and the MGM Grand fire of 1980 in Paradise Nevada. This project was inspired by extensive studies in the Zohar and years of translating ancient Kabbalistic texts from Hebrew and Aramaic with a Rabbi. When these studies were applied to the goings on in the world at large, the following is what had emerged out of this.

After a failed attempt to resurrect his deceased father through a ritual, Charlie is faced with a battle of morality as he navigates the consequences of his actions.

Psychological deteriorations caused by invisible labor and stress slowly build. What's left as her internal and external struggles to find solid ground? Moments taken from the The Avengers that hint at disruption, mental dissolution, and violence slowly disintegrate to be replaced with another - another thought/another memory/another question. An ethereal soundscape with re-edited sound clips from Honey West gives voice to the tension of navigating the unnamed character's internal and external self.

Sorry! Dan is back and is joined as always by Brody King and Jeff Cobb. We keep apologizing for this show and we really do mean it. Someday this may or may not get cancelled. So if you sit through this…SORRY!

Sorry! Dan is back and joined as always with Josh Barnett and Jonathan Gresham. We apologize and we sincerely hope you accept our apology. Again all we can say is, SORRY!

Sorry! We did it again and brought this show back. Why? We don't know but we sincerely apologize. Dan is joined on this episode as always with Tony Deppen and David Starr.

Sorry! Yeah Dan is back with another episode. Dan is joined as always by Mick Moretti and Caveman Ugg. If you watch this we apologize. All we can say is Sorry. We hope you enjoy.

Orville Bruce, a college student, accidentally sends porn to his professor instead of turning in his essay.

Kjell began his comedy career in Los Angeles, California. He gained some notoriety when featured in both the Chicago comedy festival and Montreal comedy festival. He decided to hone his craft and perform on the road. His hard work paid off when asked to be the opener on the Lewis Black Nothing's Sacred tour. You may have seen him on NBC's Late Friday and Comedy Central's Live at Gotham.

Convoluted (Artificial Sorry > Church Intelligence)