Kate Lyn Sheil

Two argumentative and desperate people hit the roads of Florida with something, or someone, stashed in the back of their car.

In this ingenious blend of documentary and psychological thriller, Robert Greene follows actress Kate Lyn Sheil through her creative process as she prepares for her next, tragic role: Christine Chubbuck, a Florida newscaster who committed suicide live on-air in 1974. As Kate investigates (and becomes obsessed with) Chubbuck's story, she discovers that little is actually known about the real woman.

After waking up convinced she'll die tomorrow, Amy's life spirals and descends into madness as her delusions of death spread to those around her.

Adapted from his own novel, Gary Walkow’s eerie, beguiling ghost story stars Kate Lyn Sheil as a woman haunted by a Mephistophelian mystery man and newfound telepathic powers. A new gem from a prizewinning independent filmmaker.

Genevieve moves to the country with her boyfriend. Bored and neglected, Genevieve turns to a local woman for companionship. However, a love triangle develops that leads to jealousy and manipulation, as the two women attempt to destroy each other.

A man finds himself trapped in a desert canyon with a woman living off-grid who is captive to a pack of sadistic boys.

A family man’s chance encounter with a conspiracy-obsessed drifter sends him on the run from the police and an impending event known as The Inversion.

J.R. and her younger brother, Colin, bicker and fight but finally bond after being pushed away by everybody in their lives.

An historical epic of intimate proportions, Men Go to Battle is a black comedy about two brothers who have become suffocatingly close. When a rift forms, and the Civil War approaches their farm, they must choose sides and separately pursue their fortunes.

A house tuner meets a client with a problem he cannot solve.

A visiting college student gets in over her head when she seduces her older brother's buddy.

When a self-obsessed novelist (Jason Schwartzman) has problems with his novel and his girlfriend (Elisabeth Moss), he seeks refuge in his mentor's cottage where the peace and quiet allow him to focus on his favorite subject - himself.