Zac Bentz

A week away from leaving for his first year of college, Michael starts to become frustrated with his parent's overprotective tendencies toward his teen brother Nathan, who has Down syndrome.

During a sudden prison lockdown, a group of incarcerated men confront the emotional weight of confinement and discover that solidarity and human connection may be the only way through the darkness.

After his greed lands him in the lair of the Vodník (a terrifying water spirit), a young man must learn to value his own humanity over his material desires.

Two ancient rituals passed down through sacred spaces. Two teachers, mentors, and curators. It turns out Japanese tea ceremony and rock music have more in common than you’d think.

When a documentary filmmaker pays a visit to a prestigious Pacific Northwest liberal arts college, he finds himself drawn into a sinister waking nightmare.

After a late-night shift, a projectionist finds herself lured into the depths of a mysterious old auditorium.

This intimate verité documentary follows D. Nelson — a devoted father, husband, and leader 16 years into a 40-year prison sentence — as he finds freedom and redemption with a small family of filmmakers and incarcerated men producing an unprecedented short film project inside the Washington State Penitentiary's media lab, and bonds with a young intern learning to forgive her formerly incarcerated mother.

A frat bro searches for his phone after a long night out.

An emasculated 20-something, in an attempt to prove his worth to his girlfriend, enlists his inept friend and stages a home-robbery only to be faced with a real one.

When two teenage girls accidentally hire a stripper instead of a dance teacher, the three form an unexpected bond.

A tense job interview puts a young woman face to face with an uncomfortable figure from her past.

While juggling a fruitless job search and an overwhelming sense of despair, a young woman begins to suspect she's being stalked by someone eerily familiar.

Nearly 30 years ago, Sister Helen Prejean sat down and wrote “Dead Man Walking,” her testimony to the horrors of witnessing a human being executed at the hands of the government, and her call to rise up and challenge the systems that support the death penalty. In “Sister Abolitionist,” she sits down with Unincarcerated Productions to reflect back on writing the book that changed her life, setting her on the trajectory of becoming one of the world’s leading death penalty abolitionists, and changing hearts and minds around the world.

During a stint in a rehab center for cowboys-in-recovery, a former wrangler finds community, redemption, and a new perspective on the decision that robbed him of his old life.