Nelson Franklin

At an age when everyone around them is finding love and settling down, self-proclaimed loners Beck (Renée Felice Smith) and Liam (Matt Bush) are emotionally hibernating through adulthood. After bonding over their mutual disinterest in relationships, they decide to go away together on a 'friend' trip. And that's when things get weird. Really, really weird. Featuring hands-on practical effects, dynamic storytelling, and one very charismatic puppet, THE RELATIONTRIP marks the feature directorial and writing debut of Renée Felice Smith (NCIS: Los Angeles) and C.A. Gabriel. The duo combines their unique voices with fresh innovation to subvert romantic tropes and craft a story that is as playfully heart-warming as it is cleverly surreal.

Nathan Miller breaks the news of his recent divorce to his parents, inspiring his dad to leave his mum. Although reeling from that shock, Nathan plans to re-enter the dating scene, but that goes on hold when his mother decides that she should be his roomy and moves in with him. In the meantime, Nathan's sister and her family must deal with dad, who has thrust himself upon them. As Nathan and his sister deal with their new living situations, they both wonder how long the frustrating transition is going to last.

A planned vasectomy leads to an epic midlife crisis for a family man who has finally reached his breaking point with parenthood and marriage.

The brilliant and troubled writer Doug Kenney co-founds National Lampoon magazine in the 1970s and changes the face of the American comedy scene forever.

Puppets come alive and go on a killing spree.

Ashton Kutcher portrays Steve Jobs in this compelling film that chronicles the career of the Apple co-founder.

An assistant must stay one step ahead of the police as she tries to unravel the mystery behind a heinous crime involving her Hollywood starlet boss.