Alex Karpovsky

A New York film editor struggles to keep his current movie project and his long-term relationship together — both of which seem to be falling apart.

An aspiring producer uses his life savings to produce the pilot of a television series, but must battle nature, reality, and his own internal demons.

A love story shot in two single, continuous 40 minute takes set eighteen months apart: the first over a sunset, the second over a sunrise.

Road-trip comedy about the shaky bond between an aspiring comedian who’s opening for his famous rocker friend before a female singer joins the tour.

A scientist who tries to end an innocent weekend fling with her coworker triggers an unhinged obsession when he learns his feelings are unrequited.

The Greenstein brothers join their father for a weekend trip in rural Minnesota where the threesome of inept outdoorsmen rediscover repressed grudges.

An ex-child actor returns to Wales for the Christmas holidays where he can either bluff through a show for the locals or reconnect with loved ones.

The story takes place at a mythological zoo in ’60s-era San Francisco, where a Japanese creature with the power to eat dreams escapes and finds itself wrecking havoc against the backdrop of American counterculture.

Two rival brothers engage in the ultimate challenge when they compete for the affections of the same woman.

Bonded in battle, a put-upon high school teacher and his misfit pupil plot to take revenge on the students who've abused them.

When he's caught up in a deadly conspiracy, an unemployed greeting card writer must create the perfect card for a new holiday to save his skin.

A lesbian, who is new to prostitution, and a beautiful grifter who is expert at picking up women wade through the sexual needs and fetishes of their clients.

Telling his tale of woe to anyone who will listen, a self-styled lyricist insists on clinging to heartache eons after being dumped by his girlfriend.

A socially awkward young man (Nat Wolff) kidnaps an aspiring actress (Stacy Martin) and brings her to his remote upstate New York home, with the intention of just letting her get to know him. Over time they begin to resemble a couple, but it becomes difficult to determine whether Rosy is actually falling for him, or playing him to escape. ROSY is a psychosexual noir laced with dark comedy about the power dynamics at play in male/female relationships. Also stars Johnny Knoxville, Tony Shalhoub, and Alex Karpovsky.

A young nun reassesses her life upon returning to her childhood home to find it exactly how she left it: painted black and covered in goth posters.

Codependent Lesbian Space Alien Seeks Same tracks the adventures, misadventures and experiences of three aliens from the planet Zots, sent down to Earth on a mission to rid themselves of romantic emotions, which are considered toxic to their planet's atmosphere. They are told to have their hearts broken on Earth, where such heartbreak is considered a given. Two of the aliens, Zylar (promiscuous and sassy) and Barr (codependent and clutchy) fall into an unfortunate romance with each other, but Zoinx, the third, meets Jane, an Earthling of mild manners who lives an uneventful life and works in a stationery store. Unaware that the sudden object of her affection is an alien (despite her bald head and monotone speech), Jane falls hard for Zoinx. The feeling is mutual. Codependent Lesbian Space Alien Seeks Same is an original mash-up of a lo-fi New York City romantic comedy and a sci-fi B-movie spoof, exuding elements of Coneheads, Earth Girls are Easy and a touch of Mars Attacks, full of extra-terrestrial laughs, loves and a dazzling soundtrack.

Lena Dunham stars in this exceptionally sharp comedy-her authentic, incisive debut feature and a breakthrough success-about a recent college graduate who returns to New York and moves back in with her mother and sister, only to be gripped by stasis and confusion about her future.

A charismatic politician's rise is derailed by an affair, leading to his withdrawal from a crucial race and altering political journalism forever.

From cartoonist Dash Shaw comes an audacious, critically acclaimed comedy debut that blends disaster movies, teen dramas and blockbuster clichs into a dazzling tale about how high school shapes who we become, even in the most unusual of circumstance

An emotionally stunted single man in New York City sees his love life rebound when he’s made into a vampire, but all isn’t what it seems.