A desperate couple who have pulled off a string of high-end break-ins to pay off a mob debt. When they attempt to rob their latest victim, they find themselves caught in a deadly game of cat and mouse. The tables are turned and the hunters become the hunted.

A terrified young girl, Silvia, finds refuge from the horrors of war in a barn, before her worst fears come true. The menacing figure of a man, Albrecht, appears in the doorway, blocking her only escape...

MISDIRECTION is a queer comedy about a college freshman who falls in love with close-up magic as an escape from her unrequited crush on her roommate and obsessive-compulsive disorder.

An Argentinean, a Brazilian, a Portuguese and a Mexican offer us an oral testimony about Hipolito, a guy who wants to disappear from the face of the Earth. A story about the search for identity through its own disappearance.

A hitman's contract goes awry. One of six 2017 Regal Short Film Showdown finalists.

A documentary film that follows two young men on a 3-year odyssey, through small triumphs and big set-backs, as they train to become professional magicians – the unconventional career they hope will lift them past poverty and old mistakes - and make them rich and famous!

Teenage deadbeat Michael and Scott have decided to pursue their childhood dream of becoming magicians. Bringing along Scott's outspoken girlfriend Amy and an old magic kit, they arrive at an abandoned old Cabin. Accidentally the group summons the spirit of an evil magician to life. The three must work together to stop the evil before it is too late.

Misdirected

The Great Misdirect is the fifth studio album by American progressive metal band Between the Buried and Me. It was released on October 27, 2009 through Victory Records and was produced by Jamie King.[9] Despite containing only six tracks (their least tracked full-length release to date), the album reaches nearly an hour in total time length. The album contains some of their lengthier songs such as "Swim to the Moon" which surpasses 17 minutes. Frontman, Tommy Giles Rogers described The Great Misdirect as "some of the best material we've ever created. The deluxe edition of the album was released on October 26, it included a "making of" documentary about the album, a walk through of all the band members' gear, and a 5.1 surround sound mix of the album. The name of the record is derived from the last line of the song "Obfuscation".