El hijo (Lucas Hedges) de un predicador baptista de una pequeña ciudad norteamericana, se ve obligado a participar en un programa para "curar" su homosexualidad, apoyado por la Iglesia. Cuando a los 19 años Jared Eamons (Lucas Hedges) cuenta a sus padres Nancy y Marshall Eamons (Nicole Kidman y Russell Crowe) que es gay, el joven comienza a ser presionado para que asista a un programa de terapia de conversión gay, o de lo contrario será rechazado por su familia, su amigos y la iglesia. Dentro del programa Jared entrará en conflicto con el terapeuta jefe Victor Sykes (Joel Edgerton).

Después de una catastrófica guerra global, un joven cineasta despierta en la carnicería y busca refugio en el único otro superviviente: una figura excéntrica e ideológicamente opuesta del ejército estadounidense. Juntos, desafían el paisaje tóxico en busc

Strange occurrences in a desolate ranch cause two brothers to fight for their sanity.

A young woman who is getting over the recent death of her sister, comes home one night to find her front door unlocked and suspects she might not be alone in the house.

While fleeing from an apocalyptic mist, Ana and Adam are forced to confront an eternal dilemma: to keep running or to cherish what's left.

After losing his wife a man takes a trip into the woods to find peace and is met with something more terrifying than he could imagine.

Wyatt, an internet blogger explores and records footage of a structure he found in the woods.

Hammered and wandering the forgotten streets of Philadelphia, Ivy encounters a dark stranger and her life is forever transformed as mythology and reality collide.

When a seemingly normal malfunction occurs when trying to close his garage door, frustration changes to fear as Mike gets to grips with his vulnerability toward the unknown beyond his door and the possibility of a presence that wants to get in.

Song for Awe & Dread is a contemporary take on the vanitas paintings of the 17th century and an investigation into the emotional duality of our existence. It is AWEsome to be human and to be alive, but the evolution of human intelligence has also burdened our species with a self-awareness of life’s impermanence. The Danish philosopher Søren Kierkegaard called these two uniquely human emotions, awe and dread. Through its symbolic meditation on mortality, this work attempts to find meaning between the fleeting flavors of bubblegum and cultural programming that entrenches us in our denial of death.