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Where Cars Don’t Dare follows Southern California-based AdMo Tours on a remarkable journey through the Mojave Desert by dirt bike. Serious dirt bikers; Sunday riders; and tourists from Europe, New Jersey, and all-points-east have their courage tested against sand dunes, dry lake beds, salt basins, snow, and mountains as they trek from Tinsel Town to Sin City without ever touching asphalt. You may think you’ve ridden it all, but you haven’t really hit the dirt until you’ve biked the Gold Rush Trail with AdMo. Narrated by Let’s Riiide’s Erik Lundmark and world traveler, raconteur, and AdMo owner Uwe Diemer, Where Cars Don’t Dare delivers the gold—and more.

A family during the quarantine. The wife desperately and helplessly wants to be a mother. Her brother, a mentally ill man, lives in a never ending football dream. Franco, the husband, seems to be the only one who still remains tied to reality. But for how much longer?

Bella sees her parents killed during a home invasion. Afterward, she keeps waking up in a strange white room. When she’s not there, Bella relives her parents’ death. The past keeps playing over and over. Bella must solve the mystery of the White Room and move on, but to where?

Five friends are invited to the father's house of one of them. They decide to film their weekend to make a little souvenir. Nothing goes as planned and their film will become proof that strange, violent, mysterious, and scary things exist.

Gabby's life is on hold; in fact life happens to her. She's broke, aimless, living with her mother, and working out of her old high school bedroom as a phone sex operator. She's frustrated. Then she gets a call from Martin. He is out for more than just arousal; he is looking for a connection. He charms Gabby with his self-effacing wit, and jokes about his glamorous life as a Hollywood sci-fi screenwriter. He lives in the same city as Gabby’s estranged and successful sister, Esther. Martin is a far cry from her last boyfriend, Chicago meathead Vince. Gabby has always been a bit impulsive, so she spontaneously decides to fly out to Los Angeles, drop in on her unsuspecting sister, and meet up with the man of her dreams. But she soon learns in the City of Angels, things are more complicated than they appear.

Guided by the spirits of their ancestors, a few feisty elders of the vanishing Timbisha Shoshone Tribe struggle to overcome government injustice and Tribal Council apathy to protect their homeland and keep their ancient tribal language and culture alive in the hottest places on Earth; Death Valley, Caliornia.

After being fired from their jobs, Willa and Calvin meet after Willa accidentally picks up the wrong suitcase at the airport. The two fall for each other while trying to find Willa's luggage. Just as things are working out, they both receive job offers which could separate them forever.

"You Weren't There- A History Of Chicago Punk 1977-1984" is a documentary that looks back on the impact that the Punk movement had on the Windy City. Though overlooked in the annals of Rock history (compared to media-centric Los Angeles, New York, and London), Chicago served as an important early supporter of this burgeoning and controversial scene.