The Story of Everything is a feature-length documentary film on the origins of humanity and the universe. A journey through space and time, from the farthest reaches of the cosmos to the subatomic realm of human DNA, illuminating the most important scientific breakthroughs of the last century and...

Untold stories of women fighting in Vietnam. Examines intergenerational trauma, hope, validating female resilience. Through reconciliation narratives, redefines love as humanity's aim: healing and acceptance.

A raw and intimate look into the lives of professional boxers in Appalachia and the coaches that give them a fighting chance in an unforgiving region.

In 2004, a routine prison renovation in Megiddo, Israel, led to an astonishing discovery—what is believed to be the oldest known Christian place of worship. At its center lies a mosaic bearing the first public inscription declaring Jesus as God. Narrated by Bear Grylls, this documentary dives int...

In Comic, Robert G. Lee turns being “geezer-adjacent” into an hour of clean, clever fun—mapping old age like a failing car (leaks, bad alignment, dim headlights), begging a Gen-Z “floater” to help him pay with the wallet on his phone, and roasting our emoji-obsessed era where SATs might be graded...

In WHAM!!, Brian Kohatsu blends family stories, cultural mix-ups, and everyday absurdities into an hour that’s sharp, playful, and sneakily heartfelt. He riffs on being half-Japanese, half-Caucasian in Arizona (“No means no in both languages”), surviving marriage to a record-setting college athle...

Josh Edelman’s stand-up special dives deeply into the absurd, including performing magic tricks for Kanye West, tips on surviving jail, dating supermodels, and a sharp, personal take on the Jewish experience. Bold, witty, and unforgettable.

Marriage. Kids. Weed. Dermatologists. The pandemic. Forgiveness.
It’s all on the table in this laugh-out-loud, deeply human comedy hour.

In this delightfully absurd special, Doogie Horner dives into the deep questions: Why fear outie belly buttons? Or hand blenders? And who really invented hamster skis? Smart, silly, and sneakily profound.

Steve Byrne delivers "Violent Moderate," a razor-sharp stand‑up special that skewers the extremes. With a centrist lens on politics and racism, he takes aim at both left and right, blending clever satire, brutal honesty, and balanced empathy for a wildly entertaining ride.

Pink Foxx delivers a bold and unfiltered set, diving into everything from her unexpected attraction to Neil deGrasse Tyson to the pitfalls of condoms and the thrill of sharing the stage with Dave Chappelle. Unapologetically raw, fearless, and sharply funny, this special refuses to hold back.