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A big city reporter travels to a small town where her mother has been arrested for the murder of an elderly woman for whom she worked as a housekeeper.

A film about the noted American linguist/political dissident and his warning about corporate media's role in modern propaganda.

A woman is stalked by a killer who is obsessed with leaving dolls at the scene of the crime.

A futuristic Philippines with specific sections of the country under individual bio-domes. The OFWs are actually Outerspace Filipino Workers and the song Bahay-Kubo is a distant memory that makes a young boy ask: "Ano ang singkamas?"

A pint-size VIP lands for a stay at a five star hotel. When her Tennis pro father finally arrives, it's still unclear who's supervising who in a quirky, heartwarming tale about the rituals and teamwork that go into a winning match.

Two astronauts trapped aboard the International Space Station cope with a resource shortage.

Tommie explores the symbiotic relationship between electronic dance music and technology. We meet Chuckie, who embodies this relationship, as he comes through San Francisco on a whirlwind tour to meet some of the most cutting edge players in the tech industry. We also meet homegrown act M Machine, whose very tech forward approach and sound, has a story that perfectly coincides with the evolution of SF as a city. But to also understand the city's evolution in relation to tech, we also go back in time to meet the original rave pioneers of San Francisco - Hardkiss. In those early days, they were the frontrunners of an experimental new sound, which incorporated many styles of electronic music. We also dive in their new life, since losing their third member and soul of the group Scott Hardkiss.

Tommie travels to the Netherlands, where we explore how its homegrown superstars, have deeper personal stories and struggles than the facade may let on. Tommie meets up with Afrojack and explores his meteoric rise in EDM, as well as the pitfalls that came with it having success so young. Since then, he's found a new appreciation for home. The same applies to Don Diablo, who after a huge recording contract in his teens, found himself in a creative rut, but it took a major tragedy back at home to bring him back to his creative center, and now finds himself thriving once again.