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A cash strapped feminist filmmaker secretly takes a job directing a porn film in order to get her thesis film, "Feminism For Dummies" out of the lab. Soon, her own slumbering sexuality is awakened in surprising ways. This arouses the suspicion of her politically correct husband, Hugh, and leads to a madcap finale of mistaken identity that threatens to upend Gillian's best laid plans.

A foreign cellist and an American ex-violinist develop a strong bond in the face of adversity.

Penny sees Jesse, her heart pounds. She thinks, "Could this be love? Is he looking at me?," The nervousness grows. "We are getting closer? What is he going to say?" Brakes screech. Penny looks up, "What the heck!!!" Love interrupted. Again...

Three actors. One Director. The Climatic Scene. Sometimes the best stuff never makes it to opening night.

Joe is going to work. He hops on the elevator, hits the button and as the door closes. The adventure begins. In a ten-minute trip to the top floor Joe will go on a life-changing voyage.

Billy Small, a 30-year old man, is addicted to online gaming with his friends but his beautiful sweet fiancee Kate wants him to stop. Meanwhile Br3tt, a 35 year old axe murderer, wants to be Billy's Best Online Gaming Friend. Why didn't Billy listen to his beautiful sweet fiancee?

A group of children are locked away for their own good. In this film, based on the Charles Dickens classic, A Tale of Two Cities, we explore the idea of forgiveness and sacrifice.

Craig and Lisa Winterbourne get a killer deal on their new house in an up and coming area of Chicago. They move in and set up the house. Then they meet their neighbor and discover that the house has more occupants than just them.

Jackson is the new kid in town. As he helps unpack his parents van he inadvertently catches Melly and Angela sunning across the street. Through Jackson's video diary we are about to see a teen's summer vacation.

Two points of view on the same event. Nick's best friend has died, Howard the goldfish. Ben's sister says, "How' bout a burial at sea." Nick loves it. So it's off to Seattle and the harbor for a goldfish Viking Funeral.

Selene and Paul share something in common. Loneliness. In this Fellini like dark comedy, we explore what drives two people to introversion.