During a blizzard, a college student breaks out of rehab and finds herself stranded at a rest stop in the mountains. To her horror, she uncovers a kidnapped child hidden in one of the cars. Now, she and the group of people at the rest stop must find a way to escape while also uncovering the identity of the kidnapper.

In 1943, a female pilot embarks on a mission aboard a B-17 Flying Fortress. As she fights off enemy planes, she discovers a gremlin on board that threatens the safety of everyone on the plane.

Operation Buffalo is a dark comedy TV show that takes place in the Australian outback in the 1950s during the British nuclear tests at Maralinga. It follows the story of an indigenous Aboriginal community and their struggles with the British government's atomic weapons testing program. The show explores the complex dynamics between the indigenous people, the Australian government, and the British political forces.

After being the victim of a hit and run, a man learns how to tap into psychic abilities. With his new powers, he embarks on a mission to find the car that hit him and take revenge on the driver.

An adult woman's imaginary friend from childhood, Hugo, finds his existence threatened when a real person becomes the woman's love interest.

A woman, struggling to find courage in her troubled life, fights for survival, after a skydiving accident leaves her hanging from a 1000-foot-high ledge in the Grand Canyon.

Pirates of the Airwaves is a documentary drama that explores the fascinating world of pirate radio stations in 1960s and 1970s New Zealand. It takes viewers on a journey through the country's history, showcasing the rebellious spirit of the era and the impact of pirate radio on the nation's culture and music scene. The film delves into the lives of the people behind these illegal radio stations, their struggles, and their determination to challenge the status quo. Through interviews, archival footage, and reenactments, Pirates of the Airwaves paints a vivid picture of a time when radio was more than just a medium - it was a symbol of freedom and revolution.

A young Kiwi-Muslim songwriter named Said is having a crisis. His fiancee left him, his career's non-existent, and his mum worries he's losing touch with his faith. Said risks it all when he befriends an SIS agent.

Darby Duncan is convinced he will die on his ten thousandth day. But when he meets Arabella at the funeral of his cousin, things don’t go quite to plan.

Some fifty years in the future, a mother and daughter are held captive in a refugee compound, their lives in imminent danger.