John Patrick Amedori

In the dead of night, Rebecca wakes in a decrepit precinct, accused of a hit-and-run. But a deadly scuffle reveals a sinister plot.

This final season of Justin Simien's college satire series, an expansion on his 2014 film of the same name, concludes its story of diverse students challenging discrimination at their Ivy League college. This season's also a musical.

Kelsey Grammer plays a washed-up rock star looking to further his creativity, forming a bond with a man hired to make him leave his contract.

Writer-director Justin Simien expands on his hit 2014 college satire film Dear White People with this series, following a diverse group of students challenging various forms of discrimination at their predominantly white Ivy League college.

Writer-director Justin Simien expands on his hit 2014 college satire film Dear White People with this series, following a diverse group of students challenging various forms of discrimination at their predominantly white Ivy League college.

Writer-director Justin Simien expands on his hit 2014 college satire film Dear White People with this series, following a diverse group of students challenging various forms of discrimination at their predominantly white Ivy League college.

After an 'immaculate conception' at the hands of a cassette tape, a Mormon girl from a fundamentalist Utah community runs away to nearby Las Vegas in this critically acclaimed coming-of-age drama. 

From the writer of Bring It On comes this sports story about rebellious 17-year-old Haley who is forced to return to the regimented world of gymnastics after a run-in with the law.