Better Fate Than Never is a sharp, heartfelt comedy about reinvention, relevance, and the unpredictable nature of love at any age.

Annie, a successful relationships columnist in her 50s, is blindsided when a smug, younger editor informs her that her work is no longer “click-worthy.” Her loyal readership and decades of experience mean nothing in the face of analytics, scroll depth, and social shares. Unless she reinvents herself, and fast, she’s out of a job. Her editor suggests she switch lanes entirely and write a youthful travel piece, complete with hostel-hopping and hitchhiking tips. Annie is appalled.

Devastated but not defeated, Annie turns to her older sister Maeve, a free spirit with a flair for dramatics, who convinces her to visit a tarot reader for guidance. To Annie’s surprise, the reading seems to speak directly to her crisis, and hints at movement, change, and a journey tied to deeper connection. Still skeptical, Annie drowns her frustration in wine, sarcasm, and a late-night internet rabbit hole. She stumbles across a curious dating site for singles over 40 and impulsively signs up, only to receive an email the next morning that reads: CUPID FEST – Travel to Ireland – Meet the Love of Your Life.

What begins as a desperate attempt to save her job transforms into the start of something much more personal. With a plane ticket in hand and a hint of hope wrapped in a healthy dose of skepticism, Annie finds out that chasing a story might just lead her to one of her own. Better Fate Than Never is a funny, touching exploration of modern aging, female agency, and the courage it takes to write your next chapter - even when the ink’s long dry on the last one.

Bobby Haden Church is a struggling actor living in Omaha, Nebraska. The younger brother of Hollywood star Thomas Haden Church, Bobby refuses to rest on his siblings laurels. Instead, Bobby works hard to build his own path with the help of his acting coach, aspiring peers, adopted-home-town network and coworkers.

It’s Burke’s Mattress Palace’s last night in business following the pending divorce of storeowner Mr. Lewis Burke. After a one-sided, foul-mouthed dispute between Burke and his young employee, Wesley, the two discover a strange man fast asleep on a mattress display. Wesley is troubled, believing the man, who can’t be woken up, needs immediate medical attention, while Burke is cold and dismissive. When the mysterious man suddenly vanishes, Burke and Wesley go on a wild goose chase in hopes of finding him before close. Seeing his boss is distressed, Wesley attempts to console him. Burke refuses to open up, and the two spiral into a much-anticipated argument about rights and wrongs. Their quarrel is interrupted upon the mattress man revealing himself, watching them from afar. Burke and Wesley see something we, the audience, do not see, and Wesley experiences a revelation. Burke tries to fire him, but he quits on his account, leaving Burke alone in his own personal retail hell.

An alien and her human test subject have spent 3 months doing research together. Tensions have risen has each person's understanding of their relationship, or what it could be is different. As the night goes on the true intentions of each is reveal to the other.

Sequoia, a diligent AI maid, works for the captivating yet mysterious Mrs. Terrance. Although not designed to harbor any emotions, Sequoia starts developing sentience, when a certain sound triggers a feeling inside her that feels oddly familiar - and human. Forced to conceal her newfound emotions to evade shutdown, Sequoia embarks on a dangerous quest for truth, tearing at the seams of her own identity and re-evaluating the intricate power dynamics that govern her place within the household.
As Sequoia's hidden desire to uncover the truth collides with her need to survive, this sci-fi thriller short starring Elsha Kim and Amber Koval explores the relationship between technology and human nature and the consequences of technological advancement.

The Almost Adults is coming of age story, in which Sofia, a nine-year-old child, is mysteriously replaced by a twenty something version of herself. Her sister Charlotte and her friend Joaquim are going to help her survive in the adult world, where, flowered with clever worlds, strange laws such as the “leave-it-alone”, “do not look in each other’s eyes” and “do not speak your mind” exist.