The lives of four strangers are forever changed by an act of kindness.

In Aqueduct, two half-brothers who have never met are brought together by the death of the father they never shared. Set against the charged, unpredictable world of the racetrack, buried truths surface and tensions sharpen, forcing them into a reckoning neither asked for. It's about inheritance without intimacy and identities shaped in absence. It asks a simple but urgent question: what can an older brother pass on to a younger one before his time runs out?

After Jie’s death, Jess receives a mysterious call from him, only to realize he has returned not to be saved, but to help her burn the bridges that have kept her anchored to him.

Ophelie speaks three languages, but love isn't one of them. Across five chapters shaped by the elements of the Chinese Wuxing, she forages for romance in New York City. The deal breakers are small: warmongering tennis partners, dead bamboo plants, VR headsets in the bedroom. Nothing you couldn't live with, if you could live with it. What's it like to be in your element?

GLASS STARS seeks to outline how grief is processed, and how objects that are left behind by loved ones are interpreted by those still in possession of them. Castor's bittersweet remembrance and feelings of intense loneliness drive the story, which is connected to a gift that is given by Castor's partner.

In a quiet town, Alex (Christopher LeMonda) revisits the trauma of a childhood encounter with a stranger at a gas station. Through therapy, Alex begins to confront the fear that has tormented him since his youth