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A "micro movie" advertisement trailer of 4 minutes for the Adventure Game developed by Beijing Jianyou Technology, Sea Dawn, inviting players to embrace adventure.

Zaynab, a thirtysomething lesbian Pakistani Muslim in Chicago, takes care of her sweet, TV-obsessed mother. As Zaynab falls for Alma, a bold, very bright Mexican woman, she searches for her identity in life, love, and wrestling.

A successful financial officer, making money comes easy, however finding true love not so much. Will he navigate through a sea of beautiful women vowing for his attention and ultimately find miss right, or will this Nice Guy finish last?

Public Housing Unit tells the story of three Chicago cops butting heads with cop, criminal, and politician alike in an endless crusade to protect the citizens of Chicago Public Housing in the late 1980s.

When a little boy faces a life-threatening medical condition, his wish to become a monster comes true.

The Fashion section of The Chicago Truth is shutting down, rendering Keith and Liam jobless. To reinvent themselves as writers, they accept a gig writing a Mexican drug lord's speech for his daughter's quinceanera. Meanwhile, Liam butts heads with his ex-wife and her politically savvy new girlfriend, and Keith gets bullied by his inexplicably powerful baby sister.

After being overlooked for a promotion, a disgruntled supervisor with a history of pulling outrageous pranks devises a plan to get even with his employer.

The film tells the story of a young boy, visiting his grandparents in a small, poverty stricken Midwest town. The Kid befriends a slightly older neighborhood boy, Patrick. We meet both characters as they play together in Patrick's room. Through the course of the day, We bears witness to the confusing and complex life of Patrick.

Happy Songs About Unhappy Things is a groundbreaking new documusical that aims to disrupt the harmful narratives around mental health. By blending documentary footage, statistics, digital art, and mental health expert testimonials with sensational theatrical performances, Nikki Lynette invites us into a musical playground that allows audiences to explore the deepest parts of themselves while feeling empowered along the way.

Nearing 80 and ready to retire, brothers Harry and Guenter Kempf close the doors of their iconic restaurant, the Chicago Brauhaus, forever. "Gemutlichkeit" chronicles the Kempf brothers' decision to close a thriving neighborhood institution, as well as Harry's journey as a young refugee from war-torn Germany to his status as a pillar of the Chicago community of Lincoln Square. What does the future hold for the neighborhood without the restaurant as its centerpiece?

We meet the staff of 101.7 THE JAMZ, the top-rated radio station in Chicago. When Kasey, the host of the #1 rated morning show in Chicago, announces his impending retirement, Jay-Jay & Fitzy find themselves scrambling to get out of their overnight graveyard shift and into Kasey's coveted morning show timeslot. After storming into Program Director Danielle "Dan" Hansen's office and accidentally quitting their jobs, Jay-Jay and Fitzy beg their coworkers (Stanton, Chrissy, Wyatt, and Intern) for help proving to Dan that they deserve the morning show instead of midday host Geena. While they can't get Dan to commit to them as a replacement, they do get their jobs back and Dan's word that they will eventually be considered. Meanwhile Fitzy, trying to impress his work crush Chrissy, spills coffee all over her expensive shoes. To make up for his blunder, Fitzy purchases new shoes for Chrissy as a gift, but learns that she thinks of him only as a friend.

After watching Jay-Jay play a show at a third-shift fireman bar, Fitzy takes it upon himself to book Jay-Jay a gig at a "real venue" in an effort to see Chrissy outside of work. When he learns that she will be at a bachelorette party the night of the concert, Fitzy rebooks Jay-Jay's show at the bar next door to the bachelorette party location. Jay-Jay and Geena battle for Kasey's attention, but find that focusing all their attention on impressing Kasey caused their workplace performance to slip. Dan and Chrissy, in an effort to learn what the younger demographic is into, spy on Intern and find themselves completely confused by everything he does. After confronting him, they learn the entire staff has been using him as a personal errand boy.

To make up for accidentally hanging up on Liam Neeson during a sponsored interview, Jay-Jay and Fitzy attend an apology lunch with the client and Account Executive Stanton on a Saturday. When they learn Kasey and other members of the office will be helping Chrissy move out of her apartment at the same time, they both send Jay-Jay's fiancé Julie to act as their mole, hoping to get plenty of face-time-by-proxy with Kasey and Chrissy. When Kasey sends movers instead of going himself, the move turns into a drunken day at the Fire Hose Bar. Geena learns of Julie's mole status and uses it to mess with Fitzy. During all of this, Wyatt interviews Patrick Shane of the Chicago Blackhawks during his Saturday Public Affairs Show, but neglects to tell Jay-Jay. When Jay-Jay learns that his favorite athlete is being interviewed, he storms out of the client lunch and rushes to the station, hoping to catch a glimpse of Shane.

When Jay-Jay finds cryptic music videos posted online by his songwriter ex-girlfriend, he becomes obsessed with trying to figure out which songs are about him. He also connects with Kasey over their romantic pasts and is invited to his office for bonding and scotch. Meanwhile, Fitzy inadvertently leads Chrissy to believe that his mother is dead and is torn between enjoying her affection or telling the truth. Dan invites possible "Jamzing in the Park" headliner Jeremy Mraz to the station to close the deal on his performance. Throughout his stay, Mraz both offends and impresses various members of the staff. Fitzy explodes when he watches Mraz hit on Chrissy, nearly blowing Dan's opportunity to sign Mraz as a headliner.