Watch Cats of Malta: Now Streaming across the US and Canada

Cats of Malta is now available to watch thorough Amazon, Hoopla, Plex and TUBI across the US and Canada.

Find the direct links to all the platforms and territories where the film can be watched everywhere else except in the US and Canada directly on the website.

Cats of Malta is also on some US cable providers and will continue to pop up. Our US distributor does not have the full list yet, but check your cable providers. You may find it.

Please leave a Rotten Tomatoes and/or IMDB review. If you watch on Amazon, please review there to help us beat the algorithm to get more people watching on that platform . Doing reviews this way assists NPG in getting Cats of Malta seen by more people, and to rise in the rankings.

So far we are doing well on Rotten Tomatoes:

Fingers crossed the love we have been receiving from our audience and the critics keeps coming. Either way, that’s show-business. No work is perfect and you can’t please everyone, art is a subjective medium.

Life Improvised: Volume One Released on Tubi

We’re excited to announce Life Improvised: Volume One is now streaming on Tubi.

Sometimes in life we need to improvise.

Filmed in five countries around the world, these improvised stories are about life and love and the complexities of being human. Micro glances into everyday relationships and the small decisions that define us.

Awkwardness, betrayal, love, forgiveness, despair and more. We filmed these stories over a period of three years, never thinking we would one day have enough to put together an anthology. But here we are. And we just filmed a new episode in New York last week so in another three years, expect Volume Two

Check out the trailer below and check out Life Improvised: Volume One on Tubi here.

We also did an interview about the anthology with Search My Trash which you can read here.

Tubi Picks up Nexus Production Groups' Indie Psychological Thriller Machination

After being released through Vimeo on Demand, followed by Blu-ray and DVD though Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and Walmart, MACHINATION is now available to stream free on TUBI.

Currently available in the US, Canada, Mexico, and Australia, Tubi can be accessed on a wide range of devices. Tubi gives fans of films and television programs an easy way to discover new content that is available completely free.

To watch MACHINATION now click here. If you enjoy it, tell your friends and share the link!