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Earn and his cousin, Alfred, try to make their way in the world through Atlanta's rap scene. Along the way they come face-to-face with social and economic issues touching on race, relationships, poverty, status and parenthood.

Sean Haggerty only has an hour to deliver his illegal cargo. An hour to reassure a drug cartel, a hitman, and the DEA that nothing is wrong. An hour to make sure his wife survives. And he must do it all from the cockpit of his Cessna.

E. JEAN CARROLL V. DONALD J. TRUMP is the newest short film from Brave New Films that puts a spotlight on the egregious crimes of sexual assault by Donald Trump. This powerful film, featuring Ellen Burstyn, Kathryn Hahn, Lexi Underwood, and Regina Taylor, brings to life the courageous testimony of journalist and columnist E. Jean Carroll, who sued the former president in 2019 for sexual assault, battery, and defamation. Trump was found liable for sexual abuse and defamation, and as of 2024, he had been ordered to pay a total of $88.3 million in damages. Refusing to be silenced, this is E. Jean Carroll's harrowing testimony.

Van and Earn revisit their relationships which led them to each other. Al pays tribute to an underground artist. Darius returns a gift.

Earn walks through therapy, despite all that is looking up for him from his recent success and the work he's already put in. He reaches great lengths to reach catharsis.

Earn tries to hire some new talent while Al tries to become a talent manager.

A usual church Sunday goes haywire due to a family rift.

Van goes to shoot for an acting role in a series produced by Chocolate Land studio with Lottie. Upon arriving, they realise that the studio and its eccentric owner Mr. Chocolate are far from normal.

Paper Boi thinks he may be the next target of a serial killer. Earn and Darius meet up with the "Shoe Man" to buy a pair of limited edition Nikes.

Earn and his family go camping for Lottie's birthday.

An in-depth look at the making of the American Classic "A Goofy Movie."

Earn, Al and Van try to support a black-owned sushi restaurant. Darius has a sensory deprivation session.

Paper Boi takes some time off on his farm and starts a new venture, which brings unwanted guests.

Broke and low on options, Earn seeks to enter the music industry, by offering to be a manager for his rapper cousin, Paper Boi.

Earn awaits bail after the boys get arrested for their shooting incident.

Earn takes Van on a date, still broke. Paper Boi and Darius meet up with a group of thugs for a deal.

When a blogger begins trashing Paper Boi online, he decides to hunt down the blogger. Darius helps Earn look for a way to make big money fast.

Paper Boi attends a celebrity event for the youth and is outwitted by a more famous hip hop artist. Earn faces a case of mistaken identity. Darius runs into trouble at the shooting range.

Paper Boi appears on Montague as a guest and must put up with a tedious interview.

When Van meets up with an old friend, things don't go well for her and a sticky situation puts her job on the line.

Earn, Paper Boi, and Darius attend the Primal Night Club. Paper Boi cannot contend with a popular NBA player who is drawing more people toward him. Earn tails an evasive club owner who owes him money.

Earn wakes up from a night of partying and goes on a quest to find his navy blue bomber jacket.

Earn and Van attend a Juneteenth party hosted by a wealthy couple and meet some unusual characters.

As "Robbin' Season" dawns on Atlanta, things escalate when Earn and Darius pay a visit to Earn's uncle, "The Alligator Man."