A tale of love unfolds, woven through the inviting motif of Coca-Cola. Yet beneath the fizzy facade lies a narrative of passion's allure and the lurking caution it carries – an ode to hearts entwined, and a reminder of love's power, capable of sweetness and decay alike.

A product of Jewish day schools and way too much education, Ike finds himself adrift after the sudden death of his wife. As Ike navigates his wife’s shiva, he struggles to find meaning in the world around him, the Jew inside him, and the community trying to feed him bagels.

Two women meet in the New York City Subway and reflect upon their loneliness and isolation. In subtle, fragmented exchanges, they give voice to the unspoken, changing their lives forever.

In Five Questions, Jill, a young woman played by Amber Paul, comes to terms with an early trauma in her life. In each of the film's five scenes, a question is asked that propels Jill forward and toward an answer that opens a path to resolution.

Hana and Mathieu, two immigrants in New York City, navigate the push and pull of love and expectations as they both start to compete for the same spot for a renowned jazz ensemble.

Two women meet at an art opening, talking about everything - except themselves. They avoid answering each others' questions: "What are you doing?" and "What do you do?" 

A heartbroken young woman is burdened by a crack in her wall as she moves out of her apartment.