Craig muMs Grant

Queens, New York City. A criminal playing-field of modern immigrant syndicates: human-trafficking, money-laundering and unflinching brutality. Uncomfortable in his Punjabi-American skin, ex-con turned 'scrapper' Jake carries the weight of both his family legacy and a violent past. Caring for a mentally-challenged older brother and with a young girlfriend and an unborn child on the way, when one last job presents a way out for good, he must decide between loyalty to blood ties or to his newfound family.

In the near future, environmental strain has caused food shortages around the world. Technology has provided a narrow path forward, with VastGro agricultural drones maximizing the yield from what farmlands remain. Working within this farmland is Claudia (Cleopatra Coleman) and her mentor John (Craig muMs Grant), two compassionate care providers employed by Transitions, a non-profit assisted suicide organization. When John dies under mysterious circumstances, Claudia's boss and lover Jason (Leo Fitzpatrick) asks her to go back into the region to finish their work, assisting sick farmers to their rest. But once there, a group of locals led by Joanna (Beth Grant) and Isaiah (Shane Coffey) help her to uncover a deadly connection between the health of her clients and the technology they are using.

Everyday people aren't black or white, young or old. They're cashiers and cooks, bosses and employees, parents and children, realists and dreamers. If you think you know everyday people by what they look like... you better think again.

French director Mona comes to America to mount a play based on her last relationship, but a love triangle develops with the actors that she casts.

Clinging to the reputation of his one-hit novel, a writer accepts a winter residency on a reclusive island, but something is amiss with the house.

Secrets threaten to destroy a young Nigerian-American man while he navigates complications in family, love, and business in the world of Wall Street.

In this heartfelt exploration of addiction and grief, a suburban family struggles to cope after losing their 19-year-old son to a fatal overdose.