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HERZOG: GOD AGAINST ALL

A nonlinear biopic follows Werner Herzog from his impoverished postwar childhood through his obsessive rise as a filmmaker, interweaving his increasingly dangerous productions, from Aguirre to Fitzcarraldo, with his volatile, symbiotic relationship with Klaus Kinski. Throughout these decades of Herzog life up to the creation of one of his most acclaimed documentaries, Grizzly Man, Herzog is forced to confront an unsettling reflection of his own lifelong obsession with pushing beyond the boundaries between art, nature, and reality.

RED COLD RIVER: THE BREAKING BENJAMIN STORY

The rise, fractures, and rebirth of Breaking Benjamin, following Benjamin Burnley and the musicians who helped transform a local band into one of rock’s most enduring acts. As success, personal struggles, creative differences, and changing loyalties test their relationships, each member must decide what the band means to them—and what they are willing to sacrifice to keep it alive.

THE MAN ON THE MOON: The REAL Story Of Andy Kaufman

From beyond the grave, this unconventional biopic recounts the life of the king of anti-comedy, Andy Kaufman, through his own unreliable perspective while he secretly watches over the chaotic production of Man On The Moon and its increasingly unhinged star, Jim Carrey. Blending heartfelt drama and Kaufman’s trademark manipulation of reality, the film explores the man behind the characters while constantly questioning whether anything Andy tells us can truly be believed.

Superman: For A Better Tomorrow

Two years into his journey as Superman, Clark Kent faces the first enemies capable of breaking both his body and his spirit, forcing him to confront the Kryptonian heritage he's spent his life avoiding. As Lex Luthor's deadly experiments plunge Metropolis into fear, Clark must embrace every part of who he is to prove that hope isn't born from power—it's born from compassion.

I Have No Mouth And I Must Scream

In a future where humanity has been annihilated, five survivors are imprisoned beneath the Earth by AM, a sentient supercomputer born from mankind’s paranoia, warfare, and technological hubris, as their present-day torment fractures against memories of the lives they once lived. Told nonlinearly across the survivors’ desperate existence, the collapse of civilization, and the gradual birth of AM, the film reveals how humanity unknowingly created its own executioner, and how hatred became the defining emotion of its artificial child. As the survivors struggle through AM’s ever-changing hell, the past and present converge on the final revelation that mankind’s greatest creation has become its final judge, leaving them to confront the consequences of giving consciousness to something born from humanity’s darkest impulses. A Feature Length Big Budget Adaptation On The Classic Harlan Ellison Novel That I've Been Writing A Fan Screenplay That Reworks The Original Story Into A Blockbuster Horror Film

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A spoof film that parodies over the top heist films like Mission Impossible and The Oceans Series through a fun and wacky story about the absolute bottom of the barrel crew of thieves out there. After being the last possible option to pull off dangerous heist to steal a valuable artifact belonging to a spoiled billionaire, the crew will have to prove themselves to their boss that their not screw ups by pulling off the greatest heist of the century.