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"The Linda Show LA" is a comedic web series appropriately named after its star, Linda. She is an excitable, overly emotional, fame-obsessed aspiring socialite who makes social and political commentary...accidentally. Her sheltered nature becomes visible on her dating advice vlog when her farcical guests push her out of her comfort zone. She tackles sexism, racism, sexuality, and more while exploring the city of LA. She is a strong female character, though sometimes unknowingly offensive, who will win you over with her big heart.

BFF's Clint and Hillary are a couple of West Wingnuts determined to volunteer their way into political history. No menial task, possible loss of sanity, or clipboard-carrying Carol will stop them from finding their way to that White House office - and having a HILL of a lot of fun while they get there!

A chronicle of the confrontation between billionaire Donald Trump and feisty 92-year-old Scottish widow, Molly Forbes.

After running for President of the United States on the Surprise Party ticket, a talk show mouse discusses the current political climate by focusing on his opponents -- an elephant and a donkey.

A series of 5 minute spoof video diaries giving a comical look at campaigning for the 2017 UK General Election, filmed on the day of transmission in the run up to the election.

Journalist Nenad Kulacin and author Marko Vidojkovic host "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly," their weekly uncompromisingly opinionated talk and news satire show that fights for political and media freedoms in Serbia.

Sam Delaney takes an irreverent look at the week in news, joined by a panel of comedians and a top political guest.

A teacher, a left-wing militant with a frustrated vocation as a bullfighter, and a feminist are forced to survive by performing in a porn club.

Screwdriver is a political satire about the culture of bans in India, where it takes little for the government to ban anything, from alcohol to beef or to enforce a new law. A series of incidents, followed by a knee-jerk absurd law by the Indian government make life miserable for Bhag Singh and his wife Neha as they struggle to get government approval to repair their motorbike. This film is a comic but scathing commentary on India's culture of bans, its self appointed guardians of morality and the red tape deeply entrenched in the system.

In the not-so-distant future, an author has written a controversial book exploring current politics. Meanwhile, an iron-fisted President poorly attempts to run the country with the help of the Multiplier Police.

It is the dawn of Senegal's independence from France, but as the citizens celebrate in the streets we soon become aware that only the faces have changed. White money still controls the government. One official, Aboucader Beye, known by the title "El Hadji," takes advantage of some of that money to marry his third wife, to the sorrow and chagrin of his first two wives and the resentment of his nationalist daughter. But he discovers on his wedding night that he has been struck with a "xala," a curse of impotence. El Hadji goes to comic lengths to find the cause and remove the xala, resulting in a scathing satirical ending.