A biopic of 1970s record producer Neil Bogart, co-founder of Casablanca Records.

Infatuated and obsessed with a fitness instructor, Natalie hatches a devious plan to eliminate everyone in the young woman's life so she can have her all to herself.

Early in 1996, three Republican campaign operatives take a job in secret assisting Boris Yeltsin's reelection. Once in Moscow, they find he's polling at 6 percent with the election a few months away. While Dick Dresner wants to go home, George Gorton and Joe Shumate vote to stay. First, they must get someone's attention; they succeed finally with Yeltsin's daughter. Then it's polling, focus groups, messages and spin. Even as Yeltsin's numbers go up, the trio are unsure who hired them and whether Yeltsin's allies have a different plan in mind than election victory. When the going gets toughest, it's Gorton who puts a spin on our stake: democracy and capitalism must win.

30 years ago KGB agent Boris Ivanov (J. Anthony McCarthy) was primed to honor "Mother Russia" in a blaze of glory by setting off a nuclear bomb in London. In love with his best friend's wife, Boris finds himself unable to set off the blast that would kill her and her young daughter, Maya. Instead, he kills his best friend , Sammi Reddi (Faran Tahir), and runs away with The Bomb. For 30 years Boris has hidden The Bomb from The Group, a nefarious organization bent on world domination, by laying low, eating corn dogs and seeking redemption playing a hero with the T.A.K.A. unit. Now, The Group is closing in, the FBI is on the hunt, Maya has learned the truth and The Bomb is counting down. The chase is on as Boris finds his only recourse is a Uber driver named Jimmy.

Evan Birch is a family man and esteemed professor at a distinguished college, where his charm and reputation have made his philosophy class very popular. When a female student named Joyce goes missing, Evan's previous off-campus dalliances make his wife question his alibi. Gruff police Detective Malloy has even more reason to be suspicious when crucial evidence makes Evan the prime suspect in Joyce's disappearance. Suddenly, the questions Evan faces aren't merely academic - they're a matter of life or death.