Two surfers wait for waves to materialize, until an encounter with an evangelical Christian prompts them to reconsider their decision.

After learning they are in the running for a Vice Presidential nomination, a Republican senator and his South Asian wife debate the path forward when they are told that their son’s name may sound too ethnic for the voting public.

Brie Baskins had a troubled relationship with her father. He was constantly out of the house, off on some adventure, and when he was home, he plagued her life with alcoholism. At the same time, he had a fierce love for her, and was a wonderful mentor, as any father should be.
Fast forward several years later.

In Lear’s Shadow, a young college acting student, Sam Cartwin, struggles with isolation, self-doubt, and a crumbling sense of reality as he rehearses for a university production of King Lear. His desperate need for validation collides with his fading confidence, leading to surreal and disorienting experiences both in and out of the classroom.

An off-kilter, apathetic grocery store clerk cares for a supermarket lobster while avoiding a trip to see his recently hospitalized mother.

Yellow Brick Road is a charming coming-of-age film about a high school graduate named Alice who’s not really trying to find her way in life, and for that sole reason her parents send her off to her eccentric aunt who lives on a farm. With more things in common rather than unshared, Alice and her aunt Bonnie teach each other valuable lessons about life.