Antonio Buíl

New York City's vibrant 1990s indie/punk rock scene is brought to life with this personal archival journey back in time through the lens of a great, promising band of that time, The New Rising Sons. Endless Calls for Fame takes place in the gritty streets of New York City in the 1990s during a time when punk and indie rock was moving from the underground into the mainstream after the cultural tsunami of Nirvana. Using her rediscovered personal archival footage, the director shares the front-row story of this unique era of alternative rock through the lens of one band's experience, The New Rising Sons. The film brings to life a vibrant New York music scene of the past as it follows the band's brush with stardom, their dissolution, and their journey to redemption 20 years after they were formed. —Olivia Serafini-Sauli

Malcolm Lyons is back - and he has a vengeance. It's up to the team to rescue his hostages before time runs out, and people begin to die. Malcolm Lyons (Joe Scott) is back, and this time he has a vengeance. Working with hit-man Hugh Rafferty (Gus McFarlane), he devises a plan to take hostages in an attempt to gain a pardon for his crimes. Chief (John Seggie), Gallagher (Chris Reynolds), Wainwright (Mark Stinson), Banes (Billy Burke), and Knightley (Paul Burke), are back on the case, and it's their job to take down Lyons before he has the opportunity to cause any more damage. Will they succeed in their plan, or will Lyons get there first?

Thomas meets Tina who has lost her memory. Thomas takes the opportunity to create his dream woman. He cons Tina that they are married and love each other. Everything goes according to plan until Thomas's true wife finds out the truth.