The not entirely true story of how the American edition of Herman Melville’s famous epic got its unusually awkward, and ridiculously over punctuated, full title.
When Finn can’t get a word out in front of his high school crush, his playground pals convince him that watching a porno tape will solve all his problems.
A man must come to terms with his fathers Alzheimer’s disease.
A celebratory dinner party unravels when the guests find out the host doesn’t follow the news.
A trans man migrating from Tennessee to Minneapolis gets stranded in rural Wisconsin and encounters a fisherman.
The playfulness and joy of dancing alone lifts a woman out of a dark place.
Camillo, a teenager, sees his life being turned upside down when some retreating German soldiers begin using his family’s inn as a base of operation in San Pietro Avellana, southern Italy, 1943.
Marco is struggling with substance abuse as he uses drugs to escape from his problems. His brother, Ángel, tries to help him by showing him a simpler way of life that doesn’t involve drugs. But after Angel is killed in a hit and run accident, Marco is left alone dealing with his grief and addiction while blaming himself for the death.
The “Geezer Happy Hour” is Ann Arbor’s hottest event – especially for the over 70 crowd. At the center of it all is Randy Tessier.
Yan is currently immersed in composing her thesis dissertation, where she has selected Lynne, the Chinese-American student she instructs in Chinese, as her subject of study for investigating issues related to identity. As their classes progress, Yan gradually uncovers Lynne’s profound fascination with the language and culture, a fascination that contrasts with Yan’s own disillusionment regarding her hometown. In a moment of pressure-induced distress, Yan experiences a breakdown, and Lynne stumbles upon Yan’s research, pushing their Chinese tutorial perilously close to termination.