Michael Ross Albert

Two former roommates chase one another through a trippy, urban dreamscape in an attempt to mend their broken past.

In this surreal, philosophical, darkly comedic adventure about the fractured world we live in, two old friends explore a city that is sometimes nightmarish and sometimes awe-inspiring, all while trying to recapture the past they’ve lost.

Jack and Tracy really needed a vacation, but everything at their all-inclusive tropical getaway has been a disappointment. It’s rained the entire trip, their social media influence hasn’t translated to real revenue yet, and an inbound nuclear missile might be about to annihilate them and everyone nearby.

With the world-- and their relationship-- on the brink of collapse, the bickering couple stares down oblivion together, confronting the illusions that kept them together, and finding hope for their future in the chaos of imminent destruction.

The morning after a break-in at a tech company, three co-workers assemble for a conference call to discuss the burglary.

What starts as a civilized, professional meeting swiftly devolves into a brutal showdown that puts everyone’s careers -- and their hopes for future happiness-- in jeopardy.

A menacing, new workplace comedy about millennial anxieties, minor revolutions, and modern-day barbarians.

A young businesswoman returns to her AirBnB to find that her host has been waiting up for her. What started as a cordial relationship between strangers begins to steadily escalate into a tense and unnerving battle for control.

Two women face off against each other in a struggle for meaning, connection, and power in this new thriller that questions how we can genuinely connect in a cynical, digital age.

When a painter tears the artwork off the walls of a struggling independent gallery, the relationships between a group of emerging artists are also torn apart. A comedy about envy, friendship, sex, art, and our constant search for something better.

A shocking accident at a private boarding school irrevocably changes the lives of a teacher, her fiancé, and a troubled student. A taut and explosive new drama about loss, grief, guilt, and revenge.

Set in Toronto’s crime-filled neighbourhood of Prohibition-era Kensington Market against the backdrop of the roaring twenties, the Great Depression, and the biggest race riot in Canadian history, a family of would-be gangsters try to support themselves by running a speakeasy out of their domineering mother’s basement. When a murder is committed and a job goes wrong, the family is suddenly flung into the high-stakes American gangland world of Al Capone and Detroit’s Infamous Purple Gang.