It's Like, You Know... is a comedy TV show set in Los Angeles, following the lives of a group of friends and their humorous experiences.

Maid in Manhattan is a romantic comedy film about Marisa Ventura, a hotel maid in Manhattan who gets mistaken for a wealthy socialite by a politician staying at the hotel. As Marisa goes along with the mistaken identity, she falls in love with the politician, leading to a series of humorous and romantic situations. However, their different backgrounds and the truth about Marisa's real identity create complications in their relationship.

Arbitrage follows the story of a wealthy hedge fund magnate named Robert Miller, whose seemingly perfect life is threatened when his mistress is killed in a car accident. To cover up his involvement, Miller manipulates the evidence and tries to deceive everyone around him, including his wife and daughter. As the police investigation intensifies and Miller's world starts to crumble, he must navigate the dangerous consequences of his actions and protect his empire.

Set in the vibrant 1980s New York City nightclub scene, The Last Days of Disco follows a group of friends as they navigate love, friendship, and the ups and downs of their lives. As the disco era comes to an end, they must confront their own personal dilemmas and learn to find happiness amidst the chaos.

A professional chorus line dancer is about to learn that his days of playing around with women’s hearts is headed to an abrupt end.

Kicking and Screaming is a comedy-drama film about a group of college friends who struggle to find direction and purpose in their lives after graduation. It explores themes of friendship, romance, and the transition to adulthood.

In Metropolitan, a group of upper-class young adults in Manhattan's social elite spend their summer attending debutante parties and engaging in intellectual conversations about love, philosophy, and society. Tom Townsend, an outsider to this world, becomes involved in the group and falls in love with Audrey Rouget, a debutante. As their relationships and friendships evolve, they confront issues of class, snobbery, and the meaning of life.

In 1980s Barcelona, an American businessman and his cousin navigate the complexities of love, anti-American sentiment, and personal growth.

Mr. Jealousy is a hilarious romantic comedy set in Manhattan, New York City. The film follows the story of a man named Lester Grimm who is plagued by intense jealousy in his relationships. Through a series of comedic events, Lester joins a group therapy session and meets a woman named Ramona who he becomes infatuated with. As he navigates his way through jealousy and deception, Lester learns valuable lessons about love and relationships.

A painter who finds success (and true love) after a pickpocket steals one of his works, gives it a false authorship and promotes the imaginary artist to instant success so he can cash in on his ill-gotten gains.

The Treatment follows the story of a psychoanalyst in New York City who spirals into depression and self-destruction after the death of his wife. As he becomes more and more consumed by his grief, he starts to lose touch with reality and begins to question his own sanity. Based on a novel, this movie explores themes of mourning, love, and the human psyche.

Highball follows a group of friends as they navigate through relationships and parties. The story takes place over different events such as New Year's Eve party, Halloween party, and birthday party. The group also deals with issues such as marriage, friendship, and personal growth.

In this comedy romance set in New York City, a jobless reporter and a waiter have a chance meeting that leads to unexpected adventures and a role reversal dynamic. As they navigate their way through various job opportunities, gigs, and comedic mishaps, they also explore the complexities of relationships and love.

Despite what he says, Adam is not "fine". The summer before freshman year should be a time full of possibilities, but Adam struggles with family tragedy, everyday teenage growing pains, and the very real threat of high school hazing. Fortunately, Adam finds allies (some likely, some unlikely) who help him repair his heartache as well as his ailing relationship with his father. Set in a small, Southern California beach town, Adam discovers the inner strength one can find with the support of a community. His story is proof of the notion that with the help of family and friends, you can always find your way back home.