Benny Safdie

A maddeningly oblivious, tyrannical and emotionally stunted young woman tries her best to negotiate two toxic friendships. (imdb)

A bank robber finds himself unable to evade those who are looking for him. (imdb)

John's Gone is a fever dream comedy about John's World soon after his mother passes away. He sells things online, cheats off dollar stores, needs friends but settles for strangers, has roaches, and is prematurely thrust into the cruel wasteland that is the world around him. (imdb)

Rod Goldman and Al Silverman are street performers who work the tourist scene of Times Square. Goldman gets no respect and Silverman is the first one to make sure of that. (imdb)

This is the story of a lonely man named John. He wanders through the city into various acquaintances of varying levels of niceness. He sees a lot of people but sometimes they just don't want to be bothered with him.

A grieving woman embarks on an emotional journey after the loss of her baby.

Set in 1970s San Fernando Valley, the film follows a high school student, who is also a successful child actor.

In 1984's Nicaragua, a mysterious English businessman and a headstrong American journalist strike up a romance as they soon become embroiled in a dangerous labyrinth of lies and conspiracies and are forced to try and escape the country.

Music video by Oneohtrix Point Never (Daniel Lopatin) ft. Iggy Pop from the official soundtrack of Good Time (2017), including unused scenes of a 'what if' ending if Connie and Nick successfully completed the heist. (imdb)

'The Oppenheimer Project' delves into the untold story of J. Robert Oppenheimer's role in creating the atomic bomb. Meticulously crafted, the film explores the ethical dilemmas faced by Oppenheimer and his team during WWII.

A young businessman loses his patience while riding the city bus.

When her family moves from the city to the suburbs, 11-year-old Margaret navigates new friends, feelings, and the beginning of adolescence (imdb.com).

It’s about a Golden Man in the streets and subways of New York, who tries and that’s all that matters.

Benny Safdie’s deadpan spoof of stand-up comedy and staged cinéma verité verges on performance art. His Ralph Handel is a humorless white-collar worker who unaccountably spends his nights working the open mic circuit. Safdie bravely committed himself to actual nightclubs for several of these abysmal routines, lending a curious note of authenticity to the counterfeit documentary.

John embarks on a trip to Coney Island for a day of fun and happiness. Things don’t quite work out as planned.

A woman’s car breaks down at a house in the woods. She looks out the window to see a variety of bizarre activities.