East of Wall is a docu-fiction film about female resilience in a marginalized, neglected corner of the American West. After the death of her husband, Tabatha - a young, tattooed, rebellious horse trainer - wrestles with financial insecurity and unresolved grief, all while providing refuge for a group of wayward teenagers on her broken-down ranch in the Badlands of South Dakota. With a cast of predominantly non-professional actors playing themselves, this is a deeply authentic portrayal of the modern American West, told by the women and girls who live it. Directed by Kate Beecroft.

East of Wall received the Audience Award for the 2025 Sundance Film Festival NEXT section.

Trust Me, I'm a Doctor is a 2026 biographical comedy-drama film based on the memoir of Dr. Sandeep Kapoor. It follows Kapoor (played by Kal Penn) as his life spirals into chaos after he is publicly implicated in the wrongful death and prescription drug investigations surrounding his former patient, model and reality TV star Anna Nicole Smith (played by Abbie Cornish).

Black Sunflowers portrays the lives suspended between youth and duty, where coming of age is shaped by martial law and the realities of the front line.

Through a cast of young soldiers and civilians, the film moves between fast cars, underground clubs and conversations about the future, only for the realities of war come sharply into focus. Nature photographers become war photographers, artists train as medics, and young couples attempt to build lives together despite the uncertainty they’re faced with.

As another year of conflict stretches on, Haney captures the ordinary moments that persist from the shadow of war. Black Sunflowers offers a piercing view of a nation’s struggle to preserve its independence, revealing the fragility of everyday life and the sacrifice it takes to protect it.