Dex Osama, a rising star in the rap scene, had just signed to Meek Mill's Dream Chasers record label. Destined for success, his music became infamous for an intense portrayal of a harsh reality. On September 7th, 2015, four days before the release of his debut project, he was gunned down on Detroit's west side. We examine who Dex was as a person and uncover the demons he faced. Through interviews with those closet to him, the audience learns about the complex elements that led to his success, his tragic fall, and the paradox of how these elements overlapped. The exact characteristics that made him famous lead to his death.

Paul and Leah, in a tale of two lovers, rent a Malibu beach house for the weekend, but there's more to their relationship than it seems.

Charles LeBlanc is a legendary movie star in his twilight years. A young drifter, Luke Harkins, is hired as his new groundskeeper. Coincidentally, Luke bears an uncanny resemblance to Charles' best friend and perennial co-star, the late Stuart Benedict. Luke soon discovers that Charles believes that he and Stuart are about to begin shooting their 1951 film noir classic "Gangsters Don't Go To Heaven."