A biographical history of Hungarian immigrant Joseph Pulitzer, who revolutionized how news is presented, to whom it is catered to and the power of giving power to the masses.
Set in a small village in Norway, the plot focuses on the increasingly complicated dynamics between two families. While one spouse in each relationship is a Norwegian, the other belongs to a different nationality. Both couples have children of the same age, which, at first, gives them a common...
A railroad worker stumbles upon a fortune under deeply disturbing circumstances. As horrifying visions and manifestations drive him towards madness, his wife becomes convinced that an evil presence has attached itself to their family.
A couple whose affair with a young Greek woman over the course of a summer in Athens threatens to crack their relationship open in a story about privilege and power, desire and intimacy.
Sebastian Stan's performance of Eric Bogosian's monologue "Highway" is the 84th in the "100 Monologues" collection. This initiative features various actors delivering monologues from Bogosian's plays, originally performed Off-Broadway between 1980 and 2000.
Lavinia, a single mother trying to make a better life on her own terms for herself and her 13-year-old son, live in a poor Romanian village. She is impulsive, prone to misreading situations, and not sure how to love. But her son, on the threshold between childhood and adolescence, needs his mother...
Tom Crosslin and Rollie Rohm, a couple in rural Michigan, build a peaceful, pot-friendly utopia called Rainbow Farm. When the two run afoul of local authorities and their young son is taken from them, a standoff ensues leading to one of the largest and most dramatic sieges America has ever seen.
A desperate cyclist and his charismatic new team doctor concoct a dangerous training program in order to win the Tour de France. But as the race progresses and jealous teammates, suspicious authorities, and the racer’s own paranoia close in, they must take increasingly dark measures to protect...
