In response to a severe nationwide famine, the government allows non-productive citizens to be eaten.

Inspired by some of our greatest musical recordings and performances “behind bars,” Letter to the Free brings some of our generation’s most talented jazz musicians to the Queens Detention Complex and asks them to fill the hallways with their blessings, their spirited sounds.

Based on real-life events that took place in America in 1875, in Indian Territory: Bass Reeves, the first African-American deputy U.S. marshal, arrests an outlaw, Glen Huddleston, and brings him toward encampment. A battle of wills arises between them as the outlaw tries to psych out the deputy to escape.

Inspired by the incredible true story about a young man named Just who lost both of his legs in a childhood accident and who is in love with the girl next door—Ieva. The story begins when Just meets Ieva on the doorstep of the house they both live in. They start a flirty conversation that is interrupted by two thieves, who rob Ieva in front of Just. In the blink of an eye, Just decides to follow the thieves to retrieve Ieva’s bag and conquer her heart.

When young Gabe finds a .38 Smith & Wesson, it sets in motion a series of events that will change him forever.

When a Mars colony’s comm satellite is damaged, Emilia Riley sets out on a simple repair excursion. When a malfunction aboard the shuttle cuts connectivity to the ground, Emilia’s son makes the knee-jerk decision to go after her.

Home explores a woman’s return home to her husband after spending 20 years in prison.

A new kid in town shows up at the high school boys basketball tryouts and instantly makes an impression. Will talent and drive be enough to make the team?

Inspired by true events. It is Christmas Eve in Syria. A small kid plays hide and seek with his dad, picking the most unexpected place to hide—the fireplace. As a jet fighter bombards the house, the fireplace stands. But now, the child finds himself trapped and alone.

Filmmakers will participate in a Q&A following both screenings.

Starring Game of Thrones’ Michelle Fairley and Peter Mullan, Edith explores the heartbreaking inevitability that is old age.